CTV News

Prime Minister Mark Carney says he has reached a deal with China to allow tens of thousands of Chinese electric vehicles into Canada in exchange for lower duties on Canadian canola exports.
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Blacklock’s Reporter

Foreign Minister Anita Anand announced Canada now has “a new foreign policy” that encourages Canadians to get to know the People’s Republic of China, nearly five years after Parliament unanimously condemned Beijing for crimes against humanity.
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The Globe and Mail

The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has agreed to work more closely with China on food safety, according to a newly announced cooperation agreement.
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The New York Times

Chinese President Xi Jinping laid out conditions for improved relations with Canada, warning against criticism of China’s internal affairs or human-rights record as Ottawa moves to ease tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
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Global News

Canada’s more narrowly defined rules governing covert foreign influence could leave regulatory gaps that bad actors may exploit to interfere in domestic politics, a U.S. election-law expert warns.
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CTV News

Briefing notes prepared for Immigration Minister Lena Diab show immigrants are more likely than Canadian-born residents to cite human rights, diversity and gender equality as shared Canadian values, while also playing a major role in driving housing demand.
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CBC News

Manitoba’s justice minister says the province will not support the federal government’s gun buyback program, adding to growing provincial resistance to the initiative.
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Blacklock’s Reporter

The Canada Revenue Agency disclosed that its own employees filed hundreds of internal fraud and integrity complaints, including allegations involving managers and dealings with corporate lobbyists.
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National Post

A former CBC human resources employee has launched a lawsuit against the public broadcaster, alleging a toxic and discriminatory workplace so stressful it included a designated “crying room.”
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CBC News

The Canada Agricultural Review Tribunal has fined the owners of Universal Ostrich Farm in Edgewood, B.C., $10,000 for failing to report symptoms of avian influenza in December 2024.
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CTV News

The City of Richmond has been ordered by B.C.’s privacy commissioner to remove surveillance cameras from a busy intersection and delete all footage collected so far.
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Daily Mail

An investigation reports that Dutch students forced to live alongside 125 refugees as part of an integration effort were subjected to years of sexual assault and violence, sparking widespread outrage.
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