Canada - latest news (May 28, 2023)

Health Canada warns of 'unauthorized' antibiotics seized from Ottawa grocer


Health Canada is warning customers about unauthorized amoxicillin capsules it recently seized from the Green Fresh ...

Canada issues grim U.S. travel advisory amid mass shootings: 'Risk of being in the wrong place at the wrong time'


The rate of firearm possession in the United States is high,” notes the official travel advisory, last updated on May 19, ...

Sikh Woman, Planning Divorce, Stabbed To Death By Estranged Husband In Canada


A Sikh woman, Davinder Kaur, who was contemplating divorce from her estranged husband Nav Nishan Singh was tragically stabbed ...

Thinking the 'unthinkable': How China could change Canada's conversation about nuclear subs


Almost a decade ago, the notion of a conflict between the United States and its allies on one side and China on the other was ...

Morning News Call - Canada, May 23


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Canada, Saudi Arabia name new ambassadors in move to restore full diplomatic ties


Saudi Arabia recalled its ambassador and severely restricted trade between the nations after Canada’s embassy in Riyadh ...

How Canada’s oil production rose and emissions fell - and what it means for climate policy


Greenhouse gas emissions from the oil and gas industry peaked eight years ago. They have since fallen 7 per cent. But ...

Canada expands OpenAI privacy probe


Federal and provincial authorities will look at whether OpenAI received consent for user data, if it had been transparent ...

Canada, Saudi Arabia rekindle diplomatic relations after 2018 human rights rift


The two countries severed relations in 2018, as Riyadh struck out against perceived “overt and blatant interference” in its ...

A grandmother’s van life and where housing investors live: Canadian real estate news for May 27


Here are The Globe and Mail’s top housing and real estate stories this week, with the lowest mortgage rates available in ...

As formula shortage persists, a product from France is making its way to Canada


The shortage comes after Abbott, a major producer of formula, recalled several major brands and shut down its Sturgis, Mich., ...

‘All I see are ghosts’: fear and fury as the last spotted owl in Canada fights for survival


Only one female remains in the Canadian wilderness, a symbol of the country’s inability to save a species on the verge of ...

Australian firefighters arrive in Canada to assist with raging wildfires


Australian firefighters and emergency personnel have arrived in Canada to help local crews with devastating wildfires. The 57 ...

Canada and Saudi Arabia normalize diplomatic relations after 2018 split


Canada and Saudi Arabia have agreed to restore full diplomatic ties and appoint new ambassadors, both countries said on ...

Canada: TotalEnergies to Sell Its 50% Stake in Surmont Oil Sands Asset to ConocoPhillips Following Exercise of Its Preemption Right


In connection with the sale by TotalEnergies (Paris:TTE) (LSE:TTE) (NYSE:TTE) to Suncor Energy Inc. of the entirety of the ...

Alberta wildfires ease, and Canada natgas exports recover


Firefighters have made "significant progress" in tackling wildfires in Alberta thanks to rain and cooler temperatures, ...

Australian firefighters join Canada teams to battle Alberta blazes


Australian firefighters join Canada teams to battle Alberta blazes ...

Xi more of a threat to democracies than Putin,says ex-Canada PM


Former Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper believes that China’s paramount leader is more of a long-term threat to democracies around the world than Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Costco Shares Troubling News (And One Really Good Thing)


The warehouse club has seen some troubling trends but it's also trumpeting something positive that most retailers wouldn't ...

Canada, Saudi Arabia restore ties 5 years after spat over women's rights activists


TORONTO -- Canada and Saudi Arabia agreed Wednesday to restore full diplomatic relations and appoint new ambassadors, five years after a dispute over women’s rights activists damaged relations and ...

Hawaii Tourism Authority is asked to explain U.S., Canada awards


The Hawaii Tourism Authority has received requests for debriefings—the first step in a possible procurement protest—on the awards that it made this week to manage the brands and market Hawaii to the ...

Germany beats US in OT, reaches hockey world final vs. Canada


Germany has upset the United States in overtime to set up a final against Canada at ice hockey world championship. Frederik ...

Making the Trans Canada Trail Safe and Accessible for People of All Abilities


"We have adopted a lived-experience approach to assess and communicate the current accessibility of the Trans Canada Trail so people can make informed decisions. Equally important, the program ...

Government of Canada funds 256 projects in Alberta to empower seniors in their communities


CNW/ - Seniors have made and continue to make significant and valuable contributions to their families, communities, and workplaces. The Government of ...

Saudi, Canada To Restore Full Diplomatic Ties


Saudi Arabia and Canada will restore full diplomatic relations, the kingdom said Wednesday, following a 2018 dispute over human rights that saw Riyadh expel Ottawa's ambassador and freeze new trade.

No need for public inquiry into foreign interference in polls: Canada special rapporteur


The special rapporteur was appointed on March 6 after a series of reports in the outlets Globe and Mail and Global News that ...

Detroit Red Wings' Moritz Seider's Germany stuns U.S. in World Championship semi finals


Moritz Seider's Germany rallied to defeat the U.S., meaning the Wings defenseman will claim either gold or silver at the ...

Michael Geller, champion waterskier at Louisiana-Lafayette who also competed for Canada, dead at 18


Michael "Micky" Geller "died suddenly" earlier this month at 18 years old. He was a waterskier for Team Canada and the University of Louisiana-Lafayette.

Trudeau repeats pledge to establish Canada Water Agency in Winnipeg, speaks at U of W town hall


Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday reannounced the new Canada Water Agency, which will protect the country's ...

Canada, Saudi Arabia Restore Ties Broken Before Khashoggi Crisis


Canada and Saudi Arabia agreed to resume normal diplomatic relations, repairing ties that frayed nearly five years ago in a dispute over human rights.

Canada can’t run away from the mess it made worse in Sudan


We may be spectators now, barely paying attention, but we were once in the thick of it in Sudan, profiting from an impoverished country’s oil boom, Martin Regg Cohn writes.

Bay of Plenty firefighters deployed to help emergency services fight wildfires in Canada


Six Bay of Plenty firefighters have volunteered to help fight wildfires raging across western Canada. The firefighters were ...