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Alberta voters have rejected a push toward independence, delivering a decisive setback to a separatist movement that had sought support from the United States and gained prominence amid escalating tensions between Ottawa and Washington. Unofficial results released by the province early Tuesday showed that roughly three-quarters of voters chose to remain in Canada, while about

Two Canadian provinces have earned places on Lonely Planet’s newly released Best in Travel 2027 list, securing spots among the 50 most extraordinary destinations worldwide recommended by the renowned travel publisher. Quebec and Prince Edward Island were the only Canadian regions selected for the annual roundup, which highlights must-visit international locations chosen by Lonely Planet’s

UNITED NATIONS — Prime Minister Mark Carney is wrapping up his appearance at the United Nations General Assembly alongside European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, as the two leaders co-host a high-level summit focused on expanding global cooperation in ocean observation. The event, centered on the OceanEye International Alliance, convenes international leaders, UN bodies,

ANNOUNCEMENT Thousands of previously excluded Canadians affected by the first-generation limit (FGL) to citizenship by descent are now eligible to obtain Canadian citizenship. On December 15, 2025, Bill C-3, “An Act to Amend the Citizenship Act,” received royal assent and became law. “This new legislation strengthens the connection between Canadians at home and abroad, and

A significant shift is on the horizon for the Canada-U.S. border, one that will impact millions of Canadian travelers. Starting as early as next month, every Canadian entering—or leaving—the United States could have their photo taken at the border under a sweeping new security measure. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has just approved