Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu is leading nearly 300 Canadian businesses to Mumbai and Bengaluru from October 12 to 17 — Canada's largest trade mission to India in over 30 years — while Foreign Minister Anita Anand flies to New Delhi for talks with S. Jaishankar as Ottawa races to conclude a trade pact by December.
Ottawa's October 9 update added Halifax, Fredericton, Kingston, St. Catharines-Niagara, Regina and Lethbridge to the low-wage LMIA refusal list — 30 of 41 Canadian cities are now blocked from new low-wage foreign worker hiring until January 7, 2027. What the 6% rule means and who is exempt.
Zelensky told ABC's This Week: 'give us 60 days of total ceasefire and we will organise elections.' The Kremlin rejected the offer Monday, countering with a one-day pause — on polling day itself.
President Donald Trump drew thunderous "Deport!" chants at a Youngstown, Ohio rally on Monday as he attacked Rep. Ilhan Omar hours after a DHS raid on her home — and called Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed a "jihadist."
Quebec's incoming PQ government plans to halve temporary immigration — foreign workers down to 40,000, international students to 50,000, and permanent admissions to 35,000. Here's who is affected, what the October 31 PEQ deadline means, and what still needs Ottawa's approval.
South Korea's KOSPI plunged 5.46% to 6,035.35 as Samsung fell ~7% and SK hynix ~10% — a global AI-chip panic triggered by China's CXMT breakthrough and Broadcom's CEO calling AI investors gamblers in "a casino".
Canada's Wonderland has temporarily closed Behemoth and Leviathan — Canada's two tallest roller coasters — after a deadly incident on a similar coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia. Six Flags shut nine similar rides across six parks out of an abundance of caution, with no reopening date yet.
Alberta votes October 19, 2026 on 10 referendum questions, including whether the province should start the legal process toward a binding independence referendum. Latest polls show 70% favour remaining in Canada. Here's what the questions mean and how to vote.
The Parti Québécois won Quebec's October 5, 2026 provincial election, making Paul St-Pierre Plamondon premier with a minority government. What the PQ win means for a sovereignty referendum and national unity under PM Mark Carney.