Michael Serapio

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Carney speaks directly to Albertans in Thanksgiving message

Carney speaks directly to Albertans in Thanksgiving message

Prime Minister Mark Carney is using Thanksgiving Monday to deliver a direct message to Alberta voters: choose unity and prosperity. With one week to go before a consequential referendum on Alberta’s future in Canada, Carney is making one of his strongest appeals yet for the province to remain part of the country. In a video message released to social media...

Closer ties with Europe could offer opportunities for Canada, but come with challenges

Closer ties with Europe could offer opportunities for Canada, but come with challenges

Canadians may welcome the prospect of closer ties with the European Union, but pollster Nik Nanos says the issue could become a political minefield for Prime Minister Mark Carney. On Wednesday, the EU made a historic overture to Canada, inviting the country to explore possible associate membership in the world’s largest trading bloc. The proposal would not involve full membership...

Federal government expected to announce legislation on future of Canadian airports: sources

Federal government expected to announce legislation on future of Canadian airports: sources

The federal Liberal caucus hastily called a meeting with its MPs on Monday to discuss the future of Canadian airports, according to multiple sources. Those sources tell CTV News that only MPs and none of their staff were allowed on the call. The federal government has been actively exploring the pri

Why federal guidelines for AI data centres are facing pushback

Why federal guidelines for AI data centres are facing pushback

Ottawa’s new framework for guiding the development of artificial intelligence data centres is failing to win over critics. The federal government unveiled five principles Thursday aimed at addressing growing concerns about the centres, including a duty to minimize water use and environmental harm, a pledge to ensure electricity costs aren’t passed on to Canadians, and a commitment to be transparent...