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Cogeco, Eastlink and SaskTel want the CRTC to require Rogers to share Monday NHL broadcasts at no charge, alleging its streaming arrangement increases fans’ costs.
Veterans are urging formal wartime recognition for Afghanistan service as Ottawa plans consultations on Bill S-246, amid questions about commemoration and a public accounting of the mission.
Eligible former CIBC mutual fund holders must submit claims by Nov. 18, 2026, under an $11-million settlement. Individual payments could be $32 or less, while other eligible holders will be compensated automatically.
Canada has endorsed a voluntary international AI safety declaration calling for shared risk assessments and incident warnings, while a University of Ottawa expert says binding regulation is still needed.
Companies are paying the salaries and benefits of 17 employees loaned to the federal Major Projects Office, CBC reports. Officials say conflict-of-interest rules prevent them from working on projects involving their employers.
Mark Carney discussed federal budget funding for Canadian culture and took journalists’ questions at a Montreal news conference.
Joly says layoffs affecting about 500 Stelco workers breach Cleveland-Cliffs’ acquisition agreement. The company denies violating its terms, CityNews reports.
Federal spending on external professional and special services reached almost $19.2 billion in 2025-26, only slightly below the previous year, as unions question outsourcing alongside public service cuts.
Poppies stop a symbolic conveyor of war at the eleventh hour. A respectful Remembrance Day editorial cartoon about remembrance as a call to peace; the clock, cenotaph and machinery are symbolic.
Editorial satire. The scene is fictional.
Sources: Canadian Heritage — Remembrance Day half-masting notice · National Defence — RCAF Remembrance Day flypasts · City of Hamilton — Remembrance Day services
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