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Federal government engaged on 24 Sussex, National Capital Commission says
3+ hour, 47+ min ago (740+ words) The prime minister's official residence at 24 Sussex in Ottawa's New Edinburgh neighbourhood was home to nine prime ministers between 1951 and 2015, but has been closed since 2022. Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press The head of the National Capital Commission says he is…...
Charitable Impact Launches CIRO Accredited Course to Help Advisors Position Donor-Advised Funds in Tax and Financial Planning
8+ hour, 31+ min ago (222+ words) VANCOUVER, BC, June 24, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- VANCOUVER, BC " June 24, 2026 " Charitable Impact today announced the launch of Introduction to Donor-Advised Funds, a CIRO-accredited continuing education (CE) course designed to teach financial advisors how to integrate charitable giving into client planning to support…...
Ontario to raise speed limits on more highway sections this weekend
2+ hour, 10+ min ago (145+ words) Highway 401 in Toronto on May 20. The latest changes will begin on sections of Highways 416 and 401. Keito Newman/The Globe and Mail Ontario is raising speed limits on more sections of highways across the province. Transportation Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria says the…...
Philanthropist behind Canadian Museum for Human Rights raises concerns about Nakba exhibit
6+ hour, 13+ min ago (627+ words) Canadian Museum for Human Rights' exhibit, Palestine Uprooted: Nakba Past and Present, looks at the Palestinian experience of exile after 1947. JOHN WOODS/The Canadian Press When the Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg opens a show about Palestinian displacement…...
Opinion: The Canadian Museum of Human Rights has failed its mandate
6+ hour, 51+ min ago (800+ words) Irwin Cotler was Canada's minister of justice and first special envoy on Holocaust remembrance and antisemitism. Mark L. Berlin is Professor of Practice at Mc Gill University and former senior adviser on the Middle East to the minister of justice. Alan…...
Ontario auto insurance changes will leave many cyclists, pedestrians with reduced access to accident benefits
10+ hour, 7+ min ago (608+ words) A cyclists passes the Bank of Canada in Ottawa, Wednesday, June 10. Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press Coming auto insurance changes in Ontario will reduce access to accident benefits for many pedestrians and cyclists, but those looking to boost their coverage…...
Opinion: Is this the beginning of the end of the Doug Ford era in Ontario?
21+ hour, 44+ min ago (408+ words) Ontario Premier Doug Ford, centre, speaks on stage to people attending Ford Fest at Thomson Memorial Park in Toronto, on Friday. EDUARDO LIMA/The Globe and Mail Ontario premier Dalton Mc Guinty was just one seat shy of securing a…...
Alberta Premier, Calgary mayor fight over noise bylaw ahead of Stampede
1+ day, 18+ hour ago (673+ words) Visitors flock to the Calgary Stampede on Family Day in July, 2024. Jeff Mc Intosh/The Canadian Press Debate over months-old changes to Calgary's noise bylaws morphed on the weekend into a tit-for-tat political fight between Premier Danielle Smith and Calgary…...
Opinion: Is Mark Carney a model for a new centrist politics, or will he be the end of the line?
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (969+ words) Prime Minister Mark Carney waits for the arrival of dignitaries at the G7 summit in Evian-les-Bains, France, on June 17. Christopher Katsarov/The Canadian Press Politics in many countries is trending in a particular direction. The bleeding edges of the left are…...
Elections Alberta braces for one-two punch of provincewide votes
4+ day, 10+ hour ago (843+ words) Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's fall referendum on secession and other issues is scheduled to precede the next provincial election by one year. Jeff Mc Intosh/The Canadian Press Last month, Alberta's chief electoral officer described a government agency in overdrive....