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- Oct 1, 2026
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International labour federation urges Mark Carney to abandon strike-law changes (opens the original)
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OTTAWA â Prime Minister Mark Carney could undermine the values extolled in his highly praised Davos speech with his attempt to make sweeping changes to Canada’s labour laws, warns the world’s largest federation of trade unions. In a blunt letter Thursday, the roughly 200-million-member International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC) urged Carney to show “leadership” and abandon proposed labour-law changes it says would put Canadians’ right to strike and their leverage in collective bargaining
RCMP pays $394,000 of $7.5-million contract for grounded Black Hawk helicopter (opens the original)
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OTTAWA â The RCMP has avoided a $7.5-million fee and any finding of wrongdoing after the cancellation of one of its Black Hawk helicopter contracts, potentially ending a months-long controversy over an aircraft it chartered that was not eligible to fly in Canada. The Mounties are walking away with a $394,000 bill for the 10 days the helicopter flew before regulatory concerns grounded it in June, but will not have to pay for any of the time the Black Hawk was sitting idle, after the contract wa
RCMP pays $394,000 of $7.5M contract for grounded Black Hawk helicopter (opens the original)
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OTTAWA â The RCMP has avoided a $7.5-million fee and any finding of wrongdoing after the cancellation of one of its Black Hawk helicopter contracts, potentially ending a months-long controversy over an aircraft it chartered that was not eligible to fly in Canada. The Mounties are walking away with a $394,000 bill for the 10 days the helicopter flew before regulatory concerns grounded it in June, but will not have to pay for any of the time the Black Hawk was sitting idle, after the contract wa
Canadian government uses hundreds of Chinese-made drones, documents reveal (opens the original)
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OTTAWA â The Canadian government is using at least 1,600 Chinese-made drones across more than a dozen public service departments with varying security protocols, documents tabled in Parliament show. The RCMP is the biggest user by far with 1,027 of the drones, but says it has avoided using them in national security operations and will look elsewhere as it prepares to use hundreds of millions of dollars in upcoming funding to expand its fleet. That’s according to RCMP Commissioner Michael Duhem
Ontario challenges Ottawa’s firearms ban over ‘imprecise’ use of regulations (opens the original)
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OTTAWA â The Ford government will argue Ottawa's 2020 sweeping ban of "assault-style" firearms is unconstitutional when a legal challenge reaches the Supreme Court this November, but with a narrow argument that could leave much of the ban in place. That stands in contrast with lengthier, broader challenges being made by gun owners and the Alberta and Saskatchewan governments, which could get rid of the ban entirely. Canada’s top court agreed in March to hear the challenge of the Trudeau gover
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