News/Canada (Page 2)

As Canada’s reliance on U.S. produce hits the spotlight, one Ontario farmer has a pitch: locally grown, year-round produce, grown by artificial intelligence and automation.  In a sprawling two-hectare greenhouse, partially tucked inside a wooden red barn in King City, Ont., an animated Jay Willmot, farmer and entrepreneur, shared his vision.  “From sowingContinue Reading

Finding refuge in Canada from war-torn Ukraine, couple Oksana Hrabova and Oleg Lomanov say they didn’t think twice about trusting their Hamilton immigration lawyer to help them stay permanently.  Last summer, they met Victoria Bruyn in her downtown office and paid her a retainer of nearly $3,000 to help themContinue Reading

Canada Canada’s National Public Alerting System (NPAS) is running tests on television, radio and compatible wireless devices for the system used to warn Canadians of critical events such as tornadoes, flooding, fires and Amber alerts. Canadians outside of Alberta, Quebec will hear tone at specific time on TV, radio andContinue Reading

Nova Scotia·Updated Six days after two children went missing from a rural Nova Scotia community, RCMP say they are scaling back the search and have not ruled out that the case is suspicious. The search for Lily Sullivan, 6, and Jack Sullivan, 4, was launched on May 2 Aly ThomsonContinue Reading

Canada U.S. President Donald Trump repeated one of his favourite talking points in his meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney Tuesday, saying the Canada-U.S. border is an “artificially drawn line.” Historians say he’s not exactly wrong, but the truth is more complicated. Historians say he’s not exactly wrong, but the storyContinue Reading

As Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to meet with U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday, the federal government has its work cut out for it following a tumultuous few months in domestic politics — not just on the tariff front with the U.S., but also with the world’s second-largest economy. Continue Reading

Canada·First Person Kathy Jourdain’s parents hid she was adopted. A photo album was her first clue that something was amiss. My parents hid my adoption. But somehow, the truth brought us closer Kathy Jourdain · for CBC First Person · Posted: May 04, 2025 4:00 AM EDT | Last Updated:Continue Reading

British Columbia Proposal comes as province focuses on new developments, igniting worry among climate groups. Proposal comes as province focuses on new developments, igniting worry among climate groups Andrew Kurjata · CBC News · Posted: May 04, 2025 9:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 5 hours ago A fracking wellContinue Reading

More than 900,000 students voted across the country The Conservative Party of Canada won the Student Vote. Civix, the organization that runs the vote, confirmed the results on Monday evening. Pierre Poillievre’s party won a minority, taking 165 of the 343 seats in the House of Commons.  The Liberals, ledContinue Reading