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Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed ... Judge to deliver ruling today in Frank Stronach's sexual assault trial An Ontario judge is expected to delive...
The Canadian Press Jun 19, 2026
TORONTO - Billionaire businessman Frank Stronach was found guilty Friday of two charges out of a dozen in what an Ontario judge called a "long and emotionally charged" trial involving decades-old sexu...
The Canadian Press Jun 19, 2026
VICTORIA - The British Columbia government has approved an amended environment assessment certificate for block-caving at the Red Chris Mine, the same site where three workers were trapped last July. ...
The Canadian Press Jun 18, 2026
OTTAWA - As the House of Commons rose Thursday for its summer break, the federal government touted all the legislation it passed over the preceding months, while the opposition Conservatives maintaine...
The Canadian Press Jun 18, 2026
MONTREAL - Black employees of the Montreal police force have sent a letter to management saying some have concerns about going to work after the dismantling of a patrol unit over serious allegations o...
The Canadian Press Jun 18, 2026
MONTRAL - A Quebec think tank says the province's housing crisis is a driver of domestic violence and negatively affects school dropout rates. On Thursday, the Observatoire qubcois des ingalits publis...
The Canadian Press Jun 18, 2026
OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney appears untroubled by U.S. President Donald Trump's recent claim that the United States would "do better without" the North American free trade pact. "It's no secre...
The Canadian Press Jun 18, 2026
OTTAWA - The immigration department says it's working "as quickly as possible" to resolve questions about citizenship by descent claims - even as some claimants say they did everything Ottawa asked th...
The Canadian Press Jun 18, 2026
EDMONTON - The executive director of Premier Danielle Smith's office says that instead of criticizing her, First Nations chiefs should fix their own communities, describing them as entrenched in pover...
The Canadian Press Jun 18, 2026
OTTAWA - Ruby Sahota, the secretary of state for combatting crime, told the House of Commons this week that people who fired shots recently at synagogues were hired and paid by a "foreign entity." She...
The Canadian Press Jun 18, 2026