Canada’s in its free-trade rebound era
Ottawa advances trade agreements with everyone except Washington. The post Canada’s in its free-trade rebound era appeared first on rabble.ca.
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Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Politics & Government
‘Mining-induced event’ suspected cause of Saskatchewan tremor: Earthquakes Canada
Esterhazy, Sask., was awoken by seismic activity Tuesday morning after a suspected mining-induced event triggered a tremor, Earthquakes Canada said.
Boycott grows against Russia hockey reinstatement, leaves questions about World Juniors
Sweden, Finland, Czechia and Latvia have said they will not play Russia in international competition while Norway, Denmark and Austria have also expressed opposition.
Lapu Lapu attack suspect pleads not guilty to all 42 charges
The BC Prosecution Service said that Kai Ji Adam Lo pleaded not guilty to 11 counts of second-degree murder and 31 counts of attempted murder during a court appearance on Monday.
Bank of Canada maintains stance on rate hike ahead of Nov. 5 budget release
The Bank of Canada is standing by its decision last week to hike interest rates for the first time in three years, and as Ottawa gets set to table its budget.
Business & Economy
America Votes: Live updates on the results that matter to Canadians
After widespread Canadian job losses, a churning trade dispute and repeated insults against Canada’s leaders, the Trump administration will face a major test today as Americans vote to maintain a...
The Liberals are unveiling their budget this week. Ask us your questions
The budget follows a year of Mark Carney’s announcements on major projects, foreign trade deals and new defence spending
Frustrated with public EV charging options? Globe readers have thoughts
Last month, I discussed my own annoyance with charging infrastructure. Turns out, I’m not alone
De Havilland to get up to $2.5-billion in federal loans to boost Canadair production
Funds will enable water bomber maker to build a second assembly line in Alberta
More women in top management, but inequalities persist: UN
The number of women in top leadership jobs at companies worldwide has risen since 2013, but inequalities remain at lower managerial levels, the International Labour Organization said Tuesday.
Technology & Innovation
Privacy commissioner says Bill C-22 must change to protect Canadians
Philippe Dufresne’s recommendations aim to bring principles of “proportionality and necessity” to Bill C-22. The post Privacy commissioner says Bill C-22 must change to protect Canadians first...
New job board aims to help immigrants find the role that will keep them in Canada
PRJOBS helps prospective permanent residents under Canada’s new Express Entry rules. The post New job board aims to help immigrants find the role that will keep them in Canada first appeared on...
Finance Minister calls Cohere the “poster child” for government investment
François-Philippe Champagne says he foresees the state playing a larger role in creating domestic “champions.” The post Finance Minister calls Cohere the “poster child” for government...