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Quebec to use $1.8B meant for climate action to pay down government debt

Quebec’s finance minister has presented his last fall economic update before the next provincial election in October 2026. The province’s economy continues to face times of turbulence due to U.S. tariffs.

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Some can’t access RSV shots shown to keep infants out of hospital

Data from multiple countries shows monoclonal antibody shots for respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is keeping more babies out of hospital, but not all provinces are covering the shots, even in the second year of availability in Canada.

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Carney says pipeline discussions ‘ongoing’

An energy agreement with Alberta is expected soon, and Prime Minister Mark Carney says discussions on a new pipeline to B.C.’s northern coast are not finalized. Such a project has many detractors, including the premier of B.C."

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Alberta nursing-care workers avert strike with last-minute deal

A union representing some Alberta hospital workers called its members back from the picket lines, after it reached a tentative deal with Alberta Health Services.

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Why are so many kids calling in sick for school?

An exclusive analysis shows a rise in students across Canada calling in sick compared to 5 years ago. For The National, CBC’s Tara Carman breaks down what the data reveals and speaks to leading experts about what could be behind the incr...

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Alberta uses notwithstanding clause to protect transgender bills

The Alberta government has tabled legislation that seeks to invoke the notwithstanding clause to shield three bills that affect transgender youth and adults from legal challenges.

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Two charged in rash of mausoleum, graveyard thefts

A man and woman face dozens of charges for allegedly stealing jewelry and other items from cremation niches at mausoleums and cemeteries across the Greater Toronto Area.

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Carney’s budget passes confidence vote

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s first budget narrowly passed through in the House of Commons, keeping his government alive and avoiding a Christmas election.

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Quebec’s video game industry threatened by potential government cuts

While the province is seen internationally as a significant video game development player — and Canada’s $5-billion industry overall is benefiting from global political trends — industry leaders in Quebec say there are still sources of u...

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How this North York food bank is helping to 'build a better future'

As the number of people accessing food banks continues to rise, a North York food bank is striving to do more. As CBC's Talia Ricci reports, they are not only supplying food, but also helping to create pathways to stable jobs and mobiliz...

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PBO questions math on Carney government’s first budget

With MPs set to cast their vote on the Liberal budget next week, the interim parliamentary budget officer is suggesting there’s a less than 10 per cent chance it will stay within its deficit targets. Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre ha...

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Veterans fear changes to disability pension will mean less money

Some veterans are concerned that changes in the budget to how the disability pension is calculated will mean less money for them in the future, and Veterans Affairs Minister Jill McKnight refused to clearly answer if eligible veterans wi...

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Carney to announce at least 6 new 'major projects' Thursday

Sources told CBC News that Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to announce that the next batch of nation-building infrastructure projects will include mines in New Brunswick and Ontario, as well as a liquified natural gas project in B...

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Canadians mark Remembrance Day across the country

Thousands of people gathered at the National War Memorial in Ottawa to commemorate Remembrance Day and honour Canadian veterans. Some attendees say the turbulent times pushed them to attend for the first time.

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P.E.I. moves to legalize prize fighting in combat sports

Prize fighting in sports like boxing and mixed martial arts could be coming to P.E.I. Right now, it's not allowed – but the province is looking at changing that.

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How one deal built Quebec’s biggest project — and lasting debate

When the province wanted to build one of the world’s largest hydroelectric projects, a court challenge by Cree and Inuit leaders led to the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement, a deal which has changed the lives of many who live in n...

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Windsor sets its sights on ending veteran homelessness

There’s a push in Windsor to make sure those who’ve served don’t end up on the streets, and the project is getting around $100,000 in federal funding. People involved hope the initiative could provide a solution for other cities, too.

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Why many doctors are leaving Quebec — and headed for Ontario

Over 250 Quebec doctors are applying to be able to work in Ontario, according to the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. As CBC’s Dale Manucdoc explains, the rise in applications is happening in the wake of a controversial bil...

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Preserving the stories etched into tunnel walls beneath Vimy Ridge

Technology is helping to preserve and share the art and stories that were etched into the chalk walls in the tunnels below Vimy Ridge during the First World War.

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Leduc RCMP crack down on social disorder in one-day blitz

Police in Leduc initiated a one-day blitz called 'Project Street Light' that cracked down on criminal activity, open air drug use, and public disorder.

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Energy at centre of Legault’s new economic vision to deal with U.S.

Premier François Legault’s strategy, called Quebec power, includes accelerating major infrastructure projects, boosting hydro production and ensuring the province’s businesses get their fair share of federal defence contracts. He says th...

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Take a sneak peek at Habitat for Humanity's new modular housing project

Habitat for Humanity is known for building affordable homes from the ground up. Now, they're launching a new partnership where construction for a 16-unit development in Amherstburg will happen mostly inside.

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Conservatives says Carney using ‘undemocratic’ means to gain majority

Conservative House leader Andrew Scheer attempted some damage control saying that Prime Minister Mark Carney was trying to gain a majority undemocratically as Scheer's party reels from two MPs leaving caucus this week.

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Federal budget doesn’t include new money for pharmacare expansion

No additional money was earmarked for pharmacare programs in the 2025 federal budget and about 60 percent of the $1.5 billion over five years previously committed is already spoken for with only three provinces and one territory signed o...

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Ceremonial pipe returned to Whitecap Dakota First Nation

A ceremonial pipe belonging to Whitecap Dakota First Nation returned home last year. The special piece of history was celebrated at Whitecap's annual Remembrance Day service.

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Why this vintage shop operates out of a bus

All Things GQ owner Grace Quinn is taking her small Calgary business on the road after getting fed up with all the road construction happening in Bridgeland.

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National memorial honours correctional staff who died in line of duty

A new national memorial in Kingston, Ont., honours Correctional Service Canada staff who died in the line of duty. It’s been decades in the making, and families hope it helps the public recognize their loved ones’ sacrifices.

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Greater demand for e-books is increasing costs for Vancouver libraries

Do you e-read or do you still prefer a paper copy? Vancouver library users have tilted toward digital borrowing, which has now exceeded physical loans. It’s adding pressure on the library system over how to pay for the items.

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Liberals promise billions in spending and cuts in first budget

Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne said there would be no surprises in the minority government’s budget that CBC News has learned will include billions in cuts and savings, but also include a change to tax structure as well as ...

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A look at three Quebec mayors who were re-elected with ease

From Catherine Fournier in Longueuil, Que., to Stéphane Boyer in Laval and Bruno Marchand in Quebec City, these mayors were on the same page with outgoing Montreal mayor Valérie Plante. It remains to be seen how they’ll work with Montrea...

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