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As of May 2026, Canadians were earning 3.5% more than in 2025.
Open this video on National PostCanada's civil servants receive broad-based pay raises
In 2025, the federal government gave pay raises to 78% of the public service.
Open this video on National PostHow a Canadian submarine sunk a U.S. warship
Canada's lone operational submarine recently took part in a massive military exercise involving 30 nations. On July 12, its mission was to sink a decommissioned U.S. warship off Hawaii. HMCS Corner Brook shot a torpedo at USS Mobile Bay. Thirty ships, five ...
Open this video on National PostMuslim youth told not to support LGBT at convention in Montreal area
Yasir Nadeem al Wajidi, founder and president of a private K-12 Islamic school in Illinois, spoke at a LIT convention in Laval, QC on July 26. He argued that rules in western societies come from human legislators instead of Allah, and that Muslim youth have...
Open this video on National Post'A convergence of threats' — Noah Shack on rising antisemitic violence
The CEO of the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs joins Rob Breakenridge to discuss the growing nexus between, terrorism and hate crimes, involving foreign states, terrorist organizations and local criminal elements.
Open this video on National PostMPs discuss Gordie Howe Bridge deal
MPs on the Standing Committee on Government Operations and Estimates met to discuss PM Mark Carney's changing stories about the Gordie Howe International Bridge deal with the U.S., on July 29, 2026.
Open this video on National PostWhy Trump is threatening new 50% tariffs on Canadian goods
The U.S. is threatening new 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, targeting a wide range of exports, from hockey sticks to natural honey. So why is President Donald Trump targeting Canadian goods again? And what is Canada doing about what the prime minister is cal...
Open this video on National PostCanada accepting fewer permanent residents
Canada welcomed 83,130 permanent residents between January and March 2026.
Open this video on National PostCanadian politician repeatedly reads out AI prompts in speech
A New Brunswick politician has chalked up a dubious world’s first for Canada by reading out AI prompts in an official speech. In a June 9 speech to the legislative assembly, Progressive Conservative Bill Oliver read out the following line from a prepared te...
Open this video on National PostAlberta to allow private companies to run medical diagnostic tests
On July 27, Premier Danielle Smith spoke at a press conference about a new plan allowing private companies to conduct health screenings.
Open this video on National PostToronto Police spoke to the media outside the U.S. consulate after shooting at U.S. Consulat...
Police in Toronto are not ruling out the possibility that a brazen shooting at the U.S. Consulate Monday morning could be connected to the shots fired at the building nearly five months ago. The incident on March 10 was allegedly part of a gun-for-hire netw...
Open this video on National PostWhat to know about byelections in Ontario, Quebec and B.C.
Prime Minister Mark Carney has scheduled three byelections for Aug. 31, 2026.
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