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The Prime Minister announced a large ocean protection package in Vancouver two days before Ottawa is expected to name a West Coast pipeline a project of national interest, prompting questions about timing.
News · Digital ID & Money
European Union negotiators are racing toward a year-end deal on the digital euro, but disputes over wallet limits and privacy safeguards remain unresolved even as the ECB pushes ahead with a 36-provider pilot.
News · Digital ID & Money
Tools for Humanity launched a biometric-verified stablecoin app in over 150 countries, but regulators from Germany to Brazil have already halted the identity system it depends on.
News · Global
Mark Carney welcomed a European Union proposal to make Canada its first associate member, but officials on both sides admit the status does not exist in EU treaties and its terms are still unwritten.
News · National
Chief Murray Rodd says the Yom Kippur attack outside the Sons of Jacob synagogue was premeditated and targeted, even as he maintains police had no advance warning of the gunman.
News · Local
Newly unsealed Ontario Superior Court warrant applications allege a Toronto police constable leaked licence-plate searches that led to an attempted murder, while lawyers for two other named figures deny any wrongdoing.
News · Local
Kerry-Lynne Findlay quit as leader of the B.C. Conservative Party after losing fourteen MLAs since May, and the party has already begun inviting several of them back as a snap election looms.
News · Global
Ursula von der Leyen's KIDS Act would bar under-13s from social media and hand parents Commission-designed 'mini accounts' for teenagers, replacing family judgment with a bloc-wide identity and access system.
News · National
Canadian police examined whether FBI Director Kash Patel's public threat over CBC's 9/11 terminology guidance actually disrupted cross-border intelligence sharing, even as the broadcaster reversed its policy within a day.
News · National
Bill C-39 gives the labour minister new grounds to end federally regulated strikes deemed against the national interest, prompting unions to warn the government is entrenching a power they were already fighting in court.
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