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Canada's federal government has announced a $195 million investment in a homegrown quantum computing firm, which will operate out of a repurposed Campbell's Soup factory in Toronto.

Fixed-income markets in Canada show resilience as bond yields hold steady, contrasting with broader international fluctuations driven by shifting monetary policy expectations worldwide.

Canadian government figures have publicly addressed recent U.S. statements concerning French language protections, with some officials indicating the diplomatic friction could reopen trade negotiations.

The Canadian federal government has committed C$20 million to fund modernization efforts at Mercer International’s pulp mill in Alberta. The investment is expected to enhance production efficiency and support regional economic development.

In response to recent trade measures, the Canadian government has implemented retaliatory tariffs targeting more than 700 American goods, escalating economic friction between the two nations.

The Canadian government has levied a 50% duty on American steel imports, escalating bilateral trade tensions following recent US tariff implementations on Canadian goods.

The Canadian government reportedly sees little chance of resuming trade talks with the US before midterm elections after negotiations collapsed, indicating a potentially long trade dispute.

Jewish organizations are calling on the Canadian government to ban Kata'ib Hezbollah, an Iraqi militia, after a member allegedly claimed responsibility for shootings at a Toronto synagogue and the U.S. consulate. The militia is not currently on Canada's list of terrorist entities.

The Canadian government has issued a warning to immigration and citizenship applicants, stating that submitting fake or altered documents or providing false information constitutes fraud and could lead to refusal and a five-year ban.

The Bosnian-Herzegovinian community in Canada and the Institute for Research of Genocide Canada (IGK) have informed Canadian officials about concerns regarding pressure on the Srebrenica Memorial Center, prompting a response from the Canadian government.

The Canadian government informed India of its 'zero tolerance' policy regarding foreign interference and transnational repression, while affirming constructive engagement.

The Canadian government has informed the UN that it is taking robust action to disrupt all credible threats by foreign actors against Sikh activist Moninder Singh, who is based in British Columbia.

The Canadian government has released 10 essential tips to help applicants avoid delays in their immigration applications, focusing on submitting complete documentation.

An individual accused of spying reportedly worked for Canadian government agencies prior to undertaking an internship with NATO, according to CBC findings.

A Canadian federal opposition party leader is calling on the government to block a data-sharing agreement between Thomson Reuters and US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), citing concerns over privacy and immigration fraud identification.

The Canadian government announced it will deny entry to all foreign nationals who have been in the Democratic Republic of Congo within the last three weeks. This measure is an effort to contain the spread of the Ebola virus.

The Canadian government has issued a warning to banks regarding potential cyber risks posed by artificial intelligence models, specifically citing Anthropic's Claude Mythos. An email revealed that a Canadian regulator highlighted these concerns to financial institutions.

Vehicles donated by the Canadian government in 2021 to support agricultural extension services in Ghana were reportedly auctioned before four years of use, prompting the Minister for Food and Agriculture to promise a report on the sale.

President Marcos expressed gratitude to the Canadian government for its 'vocal and consistent support' for a rules-based order in the South China Sea, particularly regarding the Arbitral Award.

The Canadian government has renamed the GST/HST credit to the Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit (CGEB) and increased it by 25 percent for five years, starting in July.

The Canadian federal government has enacted significant changes to pesticide regulation, granting cabinet the authority to approve the use of pesticides, even those previously deemed unsafe by Health Canada.

A podcast discusses concerns that Ottawa's lawful access bill could create a 'backdoor' for the government to access personal online data.

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that his government is eliminating a watchdog position responsible for investigating allegations of human rights violations by Canadian companies operating internationally.

The Canadian government has introduced legislation aimed at restricting social media access for minors and establishing a new digital safety commission, though it does not plan to ban AI chatbots.

South Korea has offered a 3.4 trillion won ($2.2 billion) hydrogen truck investment package, led by Hyundai Motor Group, to the Canadian government as part of its bid to secure Canada’s next-generation submarine contract.

The Liberal government in Canada is set to begin distributing a one-time GST rebate top-up to eligible Canadians, with payments starting to land in bank accounts on Friday.

The Canadian government is facing accusations of suppressing independent media through two new policies, with critics suggesting the country is surpassing European nations in speech suppression and censorship.

Firefighting agencies across Canada have acquired 10 new aircraft through a federal lease program to bolster their resources as the 2026 wildfire season commences.

The Canadian government has nominated General Jennie Carignan, the country's top military commander, to serve as the next chair of NATO's military committee, the alliance's senior military advisory post.

The Canadian government is preparing new rules on how copyright holders should be compensated when their work is used by AI systems, as it also weighs age restrictions on social media and tighter…

The Canadian government will pay $8.7 million to citizens affected by a data breach at the Canada Revenue Agency, where hackers accessed accounts and submitted fraudulent benefit applications.

Canada's junior nature minister stated that despite the Carney government's parliamentary majority, there are no plans to legally enshrine recent commitments to protect Canada's waters and lands.

Canada has officially declared Khalistani extremists a national security threat. This designation reflects growing concerns within the Canadian government regarding the group's activities.

The Liberal government's proposal to simplify the application process for the disability tax credit has received broad support from opposition parties and advocates, who view the changes as long overdue.

The Canadian government has announced increased federal funding aimed at safeguarding Canada's Jewish community, a move welcomed by the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs (CIJA).

The Canadian federal government has disclosed the six foundational pillars of its long-awaited and frequently delayed national artificial intelligence strategy, outlining Ottawa's objectives for the evolving technology.

Calian Group Ltd. has announced that it has secured defense contracts with the Canadian government totaling over C$200 million.

The Canadian government is exploring plans to use artificial intelligence to handle some of the Prime Minister's correspondence, potentially leading to questions about the authenticity of responses.

A Jewish group is lobbying the Canadian government for increased security funding after Canada’s Integrated Threat Assessment Centre warned of a realistic possibility of a violent mass attack on Jewish communities.

A veteran Canadian military police officer is suing the Canadian government and SIG Sauer after his holstered C-22 pistol allegedly discharged without a trigger pull, ending his career. The lawsuit challenges defense claims of a safe rollout and reignites scrutiny of the pistol platform.

The Canadian government has sent letters to numerous international students, including many from India, asking them to provide proof of compliance with their study permit conditions.

The federal government is not directly responding to a Toronto city council motion that opposes the presence of any U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents at upcoming FIFA World Cup games.

Nunavut has one year remaining before the Canadian government transfers control of the territory's land and resources, with significant changes still needing to be addressed.

The Canadian government has stated it will not prorogue Parliament if the Liberal party achieves a clean sweep in the upcoming April 13 by-elections.

The death of a three-year-old grandson of Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug Chief Donny Morris in a house fire has spurred renewed calls for the Canadian government to take action, with the Oji-Cree community and a tribal council launching a human rights complaint.

The Canadian government has placed grocery affordability at the forefront of its policy agenda, aiming to address rising food costs for consumers.

The Canadian federal government announced the creation of a new advisory council aimed at safeguarding Canada's creative industries from the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence, following the National Summit on Artificial Intelligence and Culture.

The federal government is evaluating whether to renew funding aimed at addressing a significant backlog of airline passenger complaints, a decision that could lead to longer wait times for Canadians seeking resolution.

The Canadian government said Tuesday it is alarmed by the escalation of violence and attacks in Lebanon, as the war in the Middle East expands. It called on all sides to uphold humanitarian law.

Sources indicate that the Canadian government is expected to nominate a senior official from FinTRAC, Canada's financial intelligence agency, as the next Parliamentary Budget Officer.

The Canadian federal government has announced over $5.4 million in funding for five sexual and reproductive health organizations to improve access to care.

The Greenlandic government has signed an agreement with Canada for significant investment in mining and energy sectors. The Canadian government has also signed a letter of intent to invest 4.4 billion Icelandic krónur in the Greenlandic mining company.

A new report from a think tank warns that the Canadian government's 'Buy Canadian' policy, which will extend to contracts between $5 million and $24 million later this year, could cost taxpayers up to $12 billion per year.

The Canadian government has granted First Phosphate C$16.7 million to advance the development of a domestic battery supply chain.

The Canadian government has reportedly started proceedings to revoke the citizenship of 26/11 Mumbai terror attack mastermind Tahawwur Hussain Rana.

Alberta plans to hold a referendum to gain control over immigration policies from the Canadian federal government.

A policy commentary urges the Canadian government to explicitly outline its strategic interests and diplomatic posture in the Middle East rather than maintaining an ambiguous approach.

The Canadian government’s fiscal position improved markedly in Q1, with the budget deficit shrinking to C$370 million due to stronger-than-expected revenue collection, reinforcing early-year economic stability.

The Canadian government has removed seafood and fish products from its counter-tariff list, dropping retaliatory measures.

Pulp manufacturer Mercer International Inc. has received approximately US$14 million in government support to aid operations at its Peace River mill facility.

In response to a US security warning regarding Mexicali, the Canadian government has released a detailed risk assessment map highlighting varying levels of criminal activity and kidnapping threats across Mexico.

Indigenous groups and conservationists are expressing concern that the Canadian government may backtrack on its commitment to phase out salmon farms in British Columbia. However, other Indigenous groups supporting aquaculture warn that a ban would lead to job losses and threaten food security.

The Canadian government, under the Carney administration, has committed billions to military buildup but has yet to outline a clear roadmap for this significant defense spending.

A Calgary-based lithium miner is challenging the Canadian government's intervention in its sale of a subsidiary to a Chinese buyer, arguing the deal is outside federal jurisdiction as the subsidiary has no Canadian assets or employees.

Government of Canada officials are scheduled to hold a technical briefing for the media on clean energy projects located in Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec.

A Canadian government source indicates that the United States is also eager to finalize a trade deal with Canada ahead of an August 19 deadline. Negotiations are reportedly underway to secure the agreement.

The Canadian federal government is investing $100 million into the country's steel industry, covering half the costs of transporting Canadian-made steel by rail or water domestically.

The Canadian government announced it will sell 10 of its used C-130 Hercules military aircraft to Coulson Aviation, a B.C.-based aerospace company, for conversion into firefighting waterbombers.

The Canadian government has provided 10 key tips for visa, immigration, and citizenship applicants, advising them to ensure complete and accurate applications to avoid processing delays.

United Nations experts have called upon Canada to implement all feasible measures to protect a threatened Sikh activist. The appeal emphasizes the need for the Canadian government to ensure the activist's safety.

Ten years after the Canadian government officially adopted 'Indigenous' over 'Aboriginal,' discussions continue among leaders and advocates about the most appropriate terms to describe First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples.

The Canadian government has signed an agreement with a German natural gas company, aiming to reduce Europe's reliance on Qatari energy supplies and strengthen energy ties with the continent.

The Canadian government has specified six key requirements for foreign nationals seeking visitor visas, emphasizing that applicants must demonstrate their intent to depart the country upon the conclusion of their stay.

Canadian governments are being recognized for prioritizing the reduction of inter-provincial trade barriers, but the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) urges them to deliver concrete results.

The Canadian government announced that the Gordie Howe International Bridge will open on July 27th with U.S. support, though questions remain regarding the full agreement and operational details.

The Canadian government reportedly developed a plan to take individual citizens to court for what it deemed 'false and misleading' content posted on social media platforms.

Eligible Canadians are set to receive their first payment from a new federal government benefit this Friday, which is expected to provide up to $1,826 annually and deliver $8.6 billion in additional support over five years.

The Canadian government has reversed an earlier order for some 'lost Canadians' to surrender their new citizenship certificates, confirming their claims are now valid.

A special parliamentary committee in Canada has recommended that the federal government 'indefinitely exclude' individuals whose sole underlying condition is a mental illness from eligibility for medical assistance in dying (MAID).

The Canadian government has reportedly backed away from an earlier version of a bill that explicitly stated First Nations have a 'human right' to safe drinking water.

Joe Adam George warns that the Muslim Brotherhood has set its sights on Canada, urging Ottawa to take the threat seriously. The article emphasizes the need for the Canadian government to address this potential security concern.

The CEO of Sentinel Research and Development in Hamilton, Canada, stated that threats from Russian officials will not deter the company from building drones for Ukraine under a newly announced partnership backed by the Canadian government.

The Canadian government has extended the amnesty period for its firearms ban, which will remain in effect until after the Supreme Court delivers its ruling on the matter.

The Canadian government has extended the consultation period for major projects reform until July 22, a move that Liberal MP Steven Guilbeault, a former critic of the proposed changes, supports.

The Canadian government has indicated it does not support efforts to include residential school denialism in an anti-hate bill, according to a memo distributed to senators.

The Canadian government has decided to abandon a Trudeau-era initiative that aimed to allow human rights complaints regarding online hate speech, with no timeline set for a new online safety bill.

A U.S.-based lobbying group representing some of the biggest tech companies in the world is calling on the Canadian government to withdraw its lawful access bill, suggesting there could be…

The Canadian government, through Carney, has indicated its readiness to assist in brokering a deal regarding the Churchill Falls hydroelectric project between Quebec and Newfoundland.

The federal government has allocated hundreds of millions of dollars, specifically $673 million, to keep the financially struggling Canada Post operational for the current fiscal year.

The Canadian government House leader confirmed plans to potentially change regulations and legislation to accelerate the approval process for major resource projects.

Advocates are calling on the Canadian government in Ottawa to commit to making anti-drunk-driving technology mandatory in all new vehicles.

The Canadian federal government plans to overhaul existing air passenger rights rules, including quadrupling fines for airlines, to address loopholes allowing carriers to avoid compensation for delays.

The federal government of Canada announced its intention to ban crypto ATMs, aiming to protect citizens from scammers who use these machines to defraud victims.

The Canadian federal government is proposing $6 billion over five years to recruit, train, and hire up to 100,000 new skilled trades workers under the 'Team Canada Strong' initiative to boost trades and tackle youth unemployment.

The Canadian government's approval of a new oil pipeline has sparked threats from West Coast First Nations groups who oppose the project despite claims of Indigenous ownership.

Front-line security and intelligence personnel, including Mounties and border officers, will not be eligible for the Canadian government's penalty-free early retirement incentive, as agencies prioritize recruitment over departures.

A group is urging the Canadian government to ban flavoured vaping products, despite a study suggesting such restrictions could increase cigarette sales.

The Liberal government's grocery benefit and a one-time GST top-up, announced in January, are scheduled to be deposited into Canadians' bank accounts this summer.

The Canadian government is set to provide a one-time bonus payment to approximately 12 million Canadians this spring through the new Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit, aimed at helping citizens afford daily necessities.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced a federal government plan to invest $51 billion in local infrastructure across Canada. The funding is slated to be disbursed over the next decade to address existing infrastructure gaps.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is advocating for the Canadian government to implement a temporary pause on federal taxes for gas and diesel for the remainder of the year to address rising fuel costs.

Glencore and the Canadian government are reportedly close to finalizing an agreement aimed at preserving a threatened copper facility.

The Canadian Liberal government is introducing significant reforms to election laws aimed at better detecting and protecting elections from foreign and domestic interference, bribery, disinformation, and other threats to democracy, including deepfakes.

Public Safety Minister Gary Anandasangaree faced scrutiny over why only one Iranian official has been deported by the Canadian government, despite concerns that 24 officials were deemed part of a terror group.

The Canadian government, based in Ottawa, plans to invest $1.4 billion to significantly increase its domestic capacity for ammunition production.

The Carney government in Canada has introduced a new bill that would grant police and CSIS expanded search and intercept powers, a proposal that has drawn criticism from opposition parties and privacy advocates.

Though high rates of the disease persist among the nearby Indigenous communities, the Canadian government is weighing rules that may allow energy giants to release treated mining waste into the river system.

Following shootings at Toronto-area synagogues, the Canadian government has committed to expediting security funding and implementing stronger hate crime legislation.

An analysis suggests that various stakeholders cheered on the Liberal government's significant expansion of immigration, implying the government is not solely to blame for the sharp increase.

Greenlandic authorities and the Canadian government have signed a letter of intent for a significant investment of 4.4 billion Icelandic kronor in Greenland's mining and energy sectors, specifically targeting the company Greenland Res.

Mark Carney's government faces scrutiny for its stance on American military actions against Iran, highlighting the challenges prime ministers face in commenting on US presidential decisions.

The Canadian government announced the temporary removal of some diplomatic personnel from its embassy in Tel Aviv, Israel, citing ongoing tensions in the Middle East and the threat of military action.

The Canadian federal government has initiated a national conversation to gather input for the development of a future strategy focused on men's and boys' health.

The Canadian government’s fiscal position improved significantly in the first quarter, with the budget deficit contracting substantially compared to the same period last year due to stronger revenue collection.

The surveillance technology firm secured its first official agreement with Canadian federal authorities, marking a significant milestone in its international expansion and public sector penetration.

The Canadian government has issued a formal directive cautioning domestic companies against financial or economic involvement with Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem, citing international law violations.

The Canadian government plans to fund the construction of six new heavy icebreakers for its Coast Guard to strengthen Arctic sovereignty and maritime operations.

Several Franklin funds, including the ClearBridge Sustainable Global Infrastructure Income Fund and various Canadian bond funds, have declared their respective Canadian dollar dividends. These declarations cover a range of fixed-income and infrastructure-focused investment products.

A national monument dedicated to marking injustice against the LGBTQ community has been unveiled in Ottawa, Canada. The project was funded through a class-action lawsuit settlement involving 719 individuals who were purged from their positions by the Canadian government due to their sexual orientation or gender identity.

Former advisors to the Canadian government on endangered wildlife have published an open letter expressing concerns that proposed amendments to the Species At Risk Act could result in the "wilful extinction" of endangered species.

The provincial and federal governments in Canada have committed $1 billion to support Ontario municipalities that do not levy development charges, aiming to fund critical infrastructure projects.

Over 29,000 people have signed a petition urging the Canadian government to declare U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra persona non grata and remove him from Canada.

The Canadian government, under Prime Minister Mark Carney, left the position of the country's prison watchdog vacant for several months, despite explicit written warnings from the outgoing investigator about a 'serious legal void'.

Sources indicate that the Canadian government is preparing to meet some U.S. demands, including ending bans on American alcohol sales, as trade talks intensify ahead of an upcoming tariff deadline.

A NATO intern who has been accused of spying was reportedly employed in various Canadian government positions, raising concerns about security clearances and potential breaches.

For the third consecutive summer, the Canadian federal government is facing an airline labour dispute involving WestJet, raising questions about its ability to end the work stoppage and its impact on travel plans.

A report by the CTF reveals that Canadian government executives received $200 million in bonuses last year, even though they missed half of their performance targets. Various bonuses, including 'bilingual bonus' and 'performance award,' were distributed in 2025.

This article critiques the Canadian government's adherence to Mark Carney's call for a principled and pragmatic foreign policy made at Davos, noting areas where it has succeeded and failed.

Canada's High Commissioner to the U.K., Bill Blair, stated that the Canadian government is in talks to persuade the U.K. to join its multinational defence bank, especially under the new Prime Minister Andy Burnham.

The Canadian federal government has announced several new consular appointments, reorganizing its diplomatic team across the U.S. following extended trade talks.

Despite advancing new legislation, the Canadian government continues to fight First Nations in court, denying a legal duty to ensure safe drinking water on reserves, drawing accusations of contradiction.

The Canadian government has quietly halted the open procurement phase for the army's $4.9-billion light utility vehicle competition, opting instead to invite a limited number of Canadian suppliers to bid, thereby sidelining foreign contenders.

Conrad Black offers his perspective on the challenges facing the Canadian government, particularly in relation to Canada Day celebrations and national identity.

Canada's federal government has unveiled a new nuclear strategy that includes plans for the construction of up to 10 new nuclear reactors, aiming to capitalize on a 'global nuclear renaissance'.

The Canadian government has decided to dismantle an office responsible for investigating potential human rights abuses by Canadian companies operating abroad, with Prime Minister Mark Carney stating the institution was not effective enough.

The federal government has abruptly suspended an unknown number of citizenship certificates issued under the 'lost Canadians' law. Recipients, some of whom had already moved to Canada, expressed shock at the decision.

A Hamilton teen content creator, known for promoting books online, urges the Canadian government to focus on protecting young people from social media harms rather than imposing outright bans.

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that the Canadian government is tabling a bill on forced labour in response to a tariff threat from the United States, aiming to reinforce its current regime.

The Canadian government is expected to introduce a digital safety bill that could restrict young Canadians' access to social media platforms.

The Canadian government has announced a $600 million investment in its music and media sectors, aiming to provide stability and support amidst ongoing controversy surrounding the Online Streaming Act.

An international tribunal has ruled that the Canadian government's current policies constitute an ongoing genocide against Indigenous Peoples, following a week of hearings on intergenerational trauma.

A small business group is calling on the Canadian government to implement policy changes to stimulate job creation and economic growth, addressing an 'entrepreneurial drought' where more businesses are closing than opening.

Canadian troops are reportedly preparing for a potential conflict with Russia amid threats to NATO members. The article raises questions about whether the Canadian government will adequately support its frontline forces.

Russian train billionaire Mishin is suing the Canadian government, arguing that his 2024 addition to Canada's sanctions list, imposed due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine, was an 'error' and that he opposes Putin's war.

The Canadian government in Ottawa has proposed a suite of measures aimed at streamlining project approvals and completing review processes within one year. These proposals include the creation of "economic zones" to fast-track major projects.

The Canadian government is considering privatizing its airports, a move that could attract investors and lead to infrastructure improvements but potentially result in higher costs for air passengers.

A collection of letters to the editor for May 5 discusses investment strategies, with one letter suggesting investing alongside the Canadian government over Berkshire Hathaway.

The Carney government in Canada is proposing legislative changes, included in the 2026 spring economic update, to grant law enforcement the authority to search and seize Canadians' mail.

The Canadian federal government has pledged $660 million over five years to national sport organizations, aiming to boost sport participation following a report that highlighted a "widespread funding crisis" in Canadian sport.

FIFA reportedly asked the Canadian government to provide president Gianni Infantino with a large-scale motorcade that even the prime minister doesn't get.

More than 700 members of the Innu community in Quebec, descendants of Christine Kichera and Adelaïde Matshiragan, are taking the Canadian government to court after being removed from the Indian Register by the federal Office of the Indian Registrar.

The CEO of Citibank Canada has called on the Canadian government in Ottawa to modify its tax regime to make the country more attractive for investment.

Sources indicate that the Canadian government in Ottawa is leaning towards a new route for an oil pipeline connecting Alberta to southern British Columbia.

The Canadian government, according to Manitoba's Premier, is targeting 2030 for the commencement of liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipments from the Port of Churchill.

The Canadian government is restructuring its fund for combating disinformation and ending a program aimed at hiring diverse journalists, as part of a broader $60 billion spending review initiated by Prime Minister Mark Carney's administration.

Volkswagen is recalling 2025 Jetta and Taos models in Canada due to a software problem that prevents the instrument panel from displaying, which the Canadian government warns could increase the risk of accidents.

An interactive website featuring a new AI tool is shedding light on the complex and intense lobbying activities behind significant government contracts in Canada, revealing a 'revolving door' of insiders and lobbyists.

The Canadian government in Ottawa will maintain the cap on alcohol tax increases for an additional two years, a measure intended to support Canadian alcohol manufacturing amidst global trade disputes and in anticipation of the upcoming FIFA World Cup.

The Canadian government in Ottawa has initiated consultations to develop a comprehensive national strategy aimed at combating fraud.

TikTok will return to the Juno Awards, providing backstage and red carpet access for Canadian creators, after Ottawa decided against halting the platform's local operations over national security concerns.

A confidential contract between the Canadian government and Stellantis has been revealed, detailing terms for the Brampton factory and its workers.

The Canadian government has announced new measures to help rural employers address labor shortages by making it easier to hire workers through the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP).

The Canadian government has committed $10 million to enhance security at Jewish community spaces, including funding for protective barriers and reinforcements, following recent incidents where three synagogues were targeted by gunfire.

The Canadian government has allocated nearly $1 billion towards research and development in drone and airborne defence technologies, including the acquisition of a Bombardier jet for research.

The Canadian government is consulting on a proposal to allow the hunting of tundra swans, drawing criticism from bird lovers and conservation groups.

Swedish company Saab is looking to collaborate with the Canadian government and businesses to develop systems for future aerial warfare, as it aims to supply Ottawa with new aircraft.

Concerns are rising that the Canadian government may have secretly recognized Aboriginal 'title' over all of Vancouver, leaving 3.1 million people in the dark about the implications.

Rio Tinto has secured up to C$18.9 million from the Canadian government to support its gallium metal project.

The Canadian government, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney, states that the threat of Indian interference is over, but Sikh activists and law enforcement suggest otherwise due to continued security concerns.

The Canadian government has begun the process to revoke the citizenship of Tahawwur Rana, a Pakistan-born businessman currently facing trial in India for allegedly helping plan the 2008 Mumbai terror attacks that killed 166 people. Canadian authorities have clarified that the move is not linked to terrorism charges but to alleged misrepresentation in his citizenship application.

Alberta is planning a referendum to gain control over immigration policies, seeking to wrest authority from the Canadian federal government.