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Coyote killed in Cape Breton Highlands National Park, but closures still in place

September 27, 2026

How can the quality of life of people with disabilities be improved? This N.S. group is seeking answers

In Nova Scotia, where there's a significant proportion of people living with disabilities, work is underway...

Demand for water bombers has ‘skyrocketed’ as Canada grapples with more intense wildfires

As Canada is again dealing with massive wildfires, the increasing severity of the natural disasters is...

Bank of Canada looking for more certainty from U.S. before cutting rates

In two straight decisions, the Bank of Canada has said it was leaving its key overnight...

April’s $7.1B merchandise trade deficit was the largest on record

Canada posted its largest merchandise trade deficit on record in April — at $71 billion — as exports fell sharply...

Wildfire evacuee numbers climb above 17,000 in Manitoba, premier says

The number of wildfire evacuees in Manitoba has increased, with more likely as a handful of...

Improved weather helps crews fight wildfires in Manitoba’s north, east

Weather conditions in areas with wildfires are improving for firefighters, with cooler temperatures and increased humidity, but officials say...

Carney and Trump are holding private talks to drop tariffs

Prime Minister Mark Carney and US President Donald Trump are having discussions out of the spotlight to...

Crews working to save homes as winds worsen fires in northeastern B.C.

Andrew Kurjata | Last updated: Thursday at 4:08 pm PTThe Peace River Regional District has issued a...

Hamilton steelworkers hang onto jobs for now but brace for impact as U.S. doubles industry tariffs

It's not clear what increased US steel tariffs will mean for Hamilton, but workers and industry leaders...

Albertans for Carney? They’re as impressed with new PM as they are with Poilievre: poll

EDITOR'S NOTE: CBC News commissioned this public opinion research to be conducted immediately following the federal...