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Ontario schools will add mandatory exams, attendance-linked marks, approved resources and a Grade 10 financial literacy rule this fall.

Montreal flooding followed 100 to 170 mm of rain, damaging homes, closing roads, cutting power and disrupting airport operations Sunday.

Canada’s Bill C-30 changes pesticide law, giving Cabinet authority over select products after environmental risk findings block approval.

Canada’s Safe Social Media Act would set under-16 account limits, regulate AI chatbots and create a digital safety regulator in Canada.

Federal benefit payments in Canada cluster in June and July 2026 as a one-time top-up gives way to higher quarterly aid for eligible households.

Canada has recalled select Farmers, Québon and Natrel milk cartons after regulators warned they may contain pieces of glass and urged returns or disposal.

Border Road on the Montana side of the Alberta border will shut to Canadian drivers this summer, with a new Alberta route planned nearby.

Four people died in two separate avalanches in northern British Columbia on Sunday, including three heli skiers near Terrace and one skier near Alaska.

Nova Scotia opened spring with fresh snow, freezing rain and gusty winds, bringing difficult travel and a wintry start to the first full workweek.

Canada will spend C$200 million over 10 years on a Nova Scotia launch pad, backing sovereign space access and a domestic route to satellite launches.