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Who wants to buy a sub? Why South Korea's Hanwha is advertising around Ottawa

Who wants to buy a sub? Why South Korea's Hanwha is advertising around Ottawa

OTTAWA — Ottawa residents and out-of-town travellers may have puzzled recently over a wave of ads in the downtown from a company trying to sell them submarines.
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Five things about Canadian Jeremy Hansen's upcoming trip to the moon and back

Five things about Canadian Jeremy Hansen's upcoming trip to the moon and back

LONGUEUIL — Astronaut Jeremy Hansen is set to make history as the first Canadian to fly around the moon. The Canadian Space Agency is hoping this "once-in-a-generation" event is one that will inspire young people to dream big.
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Carney and Xi blanket China's front pages, but trade deal gets little attention

Carney and Xi blanket China's front pages, but trade deal gets little attention

Prime Minister Mark Carney's meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping has received wide coverage from Chinese media, featuring on most state-owned outlets' front pages.
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Tribunal upholds $10K fine for B.C. ostrich farm over failure to report sick birds

Tribunal upholds $10K fine for B.C. ostrich farm over failure to report sick birds

The Canada Agricultural Review Tribunal has upheld a $10,000 fine handed to the British Columbia ostrich farm whose flock of more than 300 birds was culled last fall, nearly 11 months after the confirmation of an avian influenza outbreak.
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Saskatchewan's Moe, canola farmers say trade deal with China 'very good news'

Saskatchewan's Moe, canola farmers say trade deal with China 'very good news'

REGINA — Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and canola farmers are hailing Canada's new trade deal with China as "very good news" that could restore exports for the major Prairie crop.
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'Damn excited': Calgary lifts water-use restrictions after broken pipe repaired

'Damn excited': Calgary lifts water-use restrictions after broken pipe repaired

CALGARY — Calgary’s 1.6 million residents and those in surrounding municipalities are once again free to flush and take longer showers, as water restrictions imposed due to a broken water main were lifted Friday.
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PQ leader says it's time to relaunch debate on sovereignty after Legault resignation

PQ leader says it's time to relaunch debate on sovereignty after Legault resignation

MONTREAL — The leader of the Parti Québécois says it's time to refocus the political debate in Quebec to sovereignty following what he described as Premier François Legault's failure to chart a positive path for the province within Canada.
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Nova Scotia lobster industry surprised, elated by suspension of Chinese tariff

Nova Scotia lobster industry surprised, elated by suspension of Chinese tariff

HALIFAX — Key players in Nova Scotia’s lucrative seafood industry are applauding Ottawa's successful bid to persuade China to temporarily drop a painful 25 per cent tariff on Canadian lobster and crab.
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Canadian official says Carney will accept role on Trump's Gaza 'Board of Peace'

Canadian official says Carney will accept role on Trump's Gaza 'Board of Peace'

BEIJING — A senior Canadian government official says Prime Minister Mark Carney has been asked by U.S. President Donald Trump to join the "Board of Peace" tasked with supporting the administration, reconstruction and economic recovery of Gaza.
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Carney reaches 'landmark' tariff quota deal with China on EVs, canola

Carney reaches 'landmark' tariff quota deal with China on EVs, canola

BEIJING — Prime Minister Mark Carney touted a renewed relationship with China and "enormous progress" on trade irritants as he announced a new deal with Beijing on electric vehicles and canola at the end of a high-profile trip to China on Friday.
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