Hudson's Bay looks to auction off royal charter that launched company 355 years ago
Hudson's Bay, Canada's oldest company, is seeking court approval to auction off its historic royal charter and over 4,000 pieces of art and artifacts due to financial troubles. The collection includes paintings dating back to 1650, documents, point blankets, and collectible Barbie dolls. The company aims to ensure the items are sold through a fine art auction house to protect their cultural significance and potentially keep them accessible to the public in museums. The royal charter, considered by some as the "Holy Grail" of Canadian history, was issued 355 years ago to establish the company.
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Hudson's Bay, Canada's oldest company, is seeking court approval to auction off its historic royal charter and over 4,000 pieces of art and artifacts due to financial troubles. The collection includes paintings dating back to 1650, documents, point blankets, and collectible Barbie dolls. The company aims to ensure the items are sold through a fine art auction house to protect their cultural significance and potentially keep them accessible to the public in museums. The royal charter, considered by some as the "Holy Grail" of Canadian history, was issued 355 years ago to establish the company.
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International Student Killed by Stray Bullet in Hamilton Shooting
Harsimrat Randhawa, a 21-year-old international student from India studying at Mohawk College, was fatally shot by a stray bullet while waiting at a bus stop in Hamilton on Thursday evening. Gunfire erupted around 7:30 p.m. between occupants of a black Mercedes SUV and a white sedan. Randhawa, an innocent bystander, was struck in the chest and later died in hospital. Police are seeking dashcam or security footage from the area between 7:15 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. Mohawk College expressed condolences and support for the affected community.
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Harsimrat Randhawa, a 21-year-old international student from India studying at Mohawk College, was fatally shot by a stray bullet while waiting at a bus stop in Hamilton on Thursday evening. Gunfire erupted around 7:30 p.m. between occupants of a black Mercedes SUV and a white sedan. Randhawa, an innocent bystander, was struck in the chest and later died in hospital. Police are seeking dashcam or security footage from the area between 7:15 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. Mohawk College expressed condolences and support for the affected community.
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Alberta school divisions cutting support staff after lapse in Jordan's Principle funding
School divisions across Alberta are reckoning with a federal funding change that means less money for Indigenous students learning off-reserve. Northern Lights Public Schools (NLPS) in northern Alberta eliminated 105 full-time equivalent educational assistants earlier this month. It comes after the Wild Rose School Board in central Alberta laid off 46 educational assistants in December, citing the same reason.
Jordan's Principle is a legal rule to ensure First Nations children get services they need without delay. It's named after five-year-old Jordan River Anderson from Norway House Cree Nation in Manitoba. He died in 2005, caught in a two-year battle between the province and Ottawa over who would pay for his care.
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School divisions across Alberta are reckoning with a federal funding change that means less money for Indigenous students learning off-reserve. Northern Lights Public Schools (NLPS) in northern Alberta eliminated 105 full-time equivalent educational assistants earlier this month. It comes after the Wild Rose School Board in central Alberta laid off 46 educational assistants in December, citing the same reason.
Jordan's Principle is a legal rule to ensure First Nations children get services they need without delay. It's named after five-year-old Jordan River Anderson from Norway House Cree Nation in Manitoba. He died in 2005, caught in a two-year battle between the province and Ottawa over who would pay for his care.
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High-tech thermal drones are helping save lives in Vancouver’s mountains
B.C. rescuers are using new high-tech thermal drones to help find people lost in Vancouver's famous North Shore Mountains, visited by thousands every year.
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B.C. rescuers are using new high-tech thermal drones to help find people lost in Vancouver's famous North Shore Mountains, visited by thousands every year.
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Son of NTV CEO shot dead in altercation with California police
The son of a Newfoundland and Labrador broadcasting CEO has been shot dead in an altercation with police in Newport Beach, California.
Geoffrey Shyam Stirling, son of NTV CEO Scott Stirling, was riding a motorcycle when he was pulled over in a traffic stop on Thursday.
Police say Stirling then became "uncooperative".
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The son of a Newfoundland and Labrador broadcasting CEO has been shot dead in an altercation with police in Newport Beach, California.
Geoffrey Shyam Stirling, son of NTV CEO Scott Stirling, was riding a motorcycle when he was pulled over in a traffic stop on Thursday.
Police say Stirling then became "uncooperative".
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NDP wealth tax would raise $94.5B, pay for worker tax cut and health-care improvements
The New Democratic Party (NDP) plans to raise $94.5 billion by taxing the ultra-wealthy to fund new spending, including a worker tax cut and expanded health care. Despite this revenue, the party's commitments will add $48 billion to the federal deficit over four years. Of the spending, $42.2 billion is not covered by revenue. The current Liberal government's projections estimate the deficit to gradually decline from $42.2 billion in 2025-26 to $27.8 billion by 2028-29.
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The New Democratic Party (NDP) plans to raise $94.5 billion by taxing the ultra-wealthy to fund new spending, including a worker tax cut and expanded health care. Despite this revenue, the party's commitments will add $48 billion to the federal deficit over four years. Of the spending, $42.2 billion is not covered by revenue. The current Liberal government's projections estimate the deficit to gradually decline from $42.2 billion in 2025-26 to $27.8 billion by 2028-29.
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Sofyan Boalag Denies Allegations in Statement of Defence
In a statement of defence filed in Newfoundland and Labrador, Sofyan Boalag denies the allegations made against him. The case involves serious accusations, and Boalag asserts his innocence, challenging the claims presented. As legal proceedings continue, further details are expected to emerge.
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In a statement of defence filed in Newfoundland and Labrador, Sofyan Boalag denies the allegations made against him. The case involves serious accusations, and Boalag asserts his innocence, challenging the claims presented. As legal proceedings continue, further details are expected to emerge.
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Elections Canada announces record turnout on 1st day of advance voting
Elections Canada has announced preliminary estimates that show nearly two million electors voted Friday, the first day of advance polls. Representatives of the non-partisan agency said that's a record turnout.
The announcement, which was posted on social media Saturday afternoon, came after Canadians reported long lines across the country on Friday. Some told CBC News on Friday they waited more than two hours to cast their ballots.
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Elections Canada has announced preliminary estimates that show nearly two million electors voted Friday, the first day of advance polls. Representatives of the non-partisan agency said that's a record turnout.
The announcement, which was posted on social media Saturday afternoon, came after Canadians reported long lines across the country on Friday. Some told CBC News on Friday they waited more than two hours to cast their ballots.
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Carney says trade war will hurt border towns most
At a campaign stop in Niagara Falls, Ont., Liberal Leader Mark Carney warned tariffs will hurt border towns the most and that Canada cannot afford conflict with both China and the U.S.
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At a campaign stop in Niagara Falls, Ont., Liberal Leader Mark Carney warned tariffs will hurt border towns the most and that Canada cannot afford conflict with both China and the U.S.
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Mark Carney lays out his plan for 'the biggest crisis of our lifetimes'
Liberal Leader Mark Carney framed his fiscal and spending plan on Saturday in terms of a crisis — "the biggest crisis of our lifetimes," as he put it.
The United States is attacking Canada's economy and threatening Canadian sovereignty. The American president is "trying to fundamentally restructure the international trading system" and, in doing so, is "rupturing the global economy."
"And to succeed in a crisis, you have to act with overwhelming force," Carney said at an announcement in Ontario. "In a crisis … the private sector retreats, and government needs to step up. Government must lead and catalyze private investment."
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Liberal Leader Mark Carney framed his fiscal and spending plan on Saturday in terms of a crisis — "the biggest crisis of our lifetimes," as he put it.
The United States is attacking Canada's economy and threatening Canadian sovereignty. The American president is "trying to fundamentally restructure the international trading system" and, in doing so, is "rupturing the global economy."
"And to succeed in a crisis, you have to act with overwhelming force," Carney said at an announcement in Ontario. "In a crisis … the private sector retreats, and government needs to step up. Government must lead and catalyze private investment."
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Canadian students sailing on tall ship set to vote in Switzerland
More than a dozen students and faculty from the Class Afloat program will vote in the Canadian federal election on April 22, including first-time voters Alexis Caffin and Linnaea O'Brien. The students, who just completed a six-month educational sailing expedition aboard the tall ship *Alexander von Humboldt II*, will cast their ballots at the Canadian Embassy in Bern, Switzerland. The program, based in Lunenburg, N.S., is accredited by Nova Scotia’s Department of Education. Social studies teacher Brychan Williams helped Canadian students register to vote after the election was called while the ship was in Portugal.
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More than a dozen students and faculty from the Class Afloat program will vote in the Canadian federal election on April 22, including first-time voters Alexis Caffin and Linnaea O'Brien. The students, who just completed a six-month educational sailing expedition aboard the tall ship *Alexander von Humboldt II*, will cast their ballots at the Canadian Embassy in Bern, Switzerland. The program, based in Lunenburg, N.S., is accredited by Nova Scotia’s Department of Education. Social studies teacher Brychan Williams helped Canadian students register to vote after the election was called while the ship was in Portugal.
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Lost Hiker Dies on Mount Seymour After Fall on Icy Slope
A hiker who went missing on Mount Seymour in North Vancouver has been found deceased after reportedly slipping on an icy slope. North Shore Rescue teams located the individual during a search operation. Authorities are reminding hikers to exercise caution and be prepared for changing weather and trail conditions.
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A hiker who went missing on Mount Seymour in North Vancouver has been found deceased after reportedly slipping on an icy slope. North Shore Rescue teams located the individual during a search operation. Authorities are reminding hikers to exercise caution and be prepared for changing weather and trail conditions.
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Your morning cup of coffee is about to cost even more — thanks to U.S. tariffs
The price of a cup of coffee in Canada is expected to rise as the world continues to feel the effects of U.S President Donald Trump's tariffs, according to industry experts and cafés.
Trump had threatened extremely steep tariffs on coffee-producing countries like Vietnam, Indonesia and India earlier this month — before saying he would pause those tariff rates and impose a 10 per cent baseline rate for all imported goods. While those rates would be paid by U.S. importers, many Canadian coffee roasters and brands source their product from U.S. wholesalers and warehouses.
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The price of a cup of coffee in Canada is expected to rise as the world continues to feel the effects of U.S President Donald Trump's tariffs, according to industry experts and cafés.
Trump had threatened extremely steep tariffs on coffee-producing countries like Vietnam, Indonesia and India earlier this month — before saying he would pause those tariff rates and impose a 10 per cent baseline rate for all imported goods. While those rates would be paid by U.S. importers, many Canadian coffee roasters and brands source their product from U.S. wholesalers and warehouses.
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Record 2 million vote on first day of advance polls: Elections Canada
As Canadians continue to head to the polis for advance voting, Elections Canada says preliminary figures show a record turnout.
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As Canadians continue to head to the polis for advance voting, Elections Canada says preliminary figures show a record turnout.
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Federal leaders remember Pope Francis as humble pontiff who moved reconciliation forward
Canada's political leaders are remembering Pope Francis as a humble leader with a deep moral obligation and the spiritual courage to help the world's most vulnerable.
"Today, the world lost a man who profoundly touched the lives of billions of people," Prime Minister Mark Carney said during a campaign stop in Charlottetown on Monday.
"Pope Francis was a voice of moral clarity, spiritual courage and boundless compassion," Carney added. "He was, in many respects, the conscience of the world, and he never hesitated to challenge the strongest on behalf of the most vulnerable."
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Canada's political leaders are remembering Pope Francis as a humble leader with a deep moral obligation and the spiritual courage to help the world's most vulnerable.
"Today, the world lost a man who profoundly touched the lives of billions of people," Prime Minister Mark Carney said during a campaign stop in Charlottetown on Monday.
"Pope Francis was a voice of moral clarity, spiritual courage and boundless compassion," Carney added. "He was, in many respects, the conscience of the world, and he never hesitated to challenge the strongest on behalf of the most vulnerable."
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Poilievre to release platform Tuesday with details on new spending and cuts
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre will release his costed election platform just days before the election, making him the last major party leader to do so. He denies the delay is due to financial issues and reiterates his “pay-as-you-go” pledge, where new spending must be offset by cuts. Poilievre plans to boost revenue by accelerating natural resource development, aiming to avoid deep spending cuts.
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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre will release his costed election platform just days before the election, making him the last major party leader to do so. He denies the delay is due to financial issues and reiterates his “pay-as-you-go” pledge, where new spending must be offset by cuts. Poilievre plans to boost revenue by accelerating natural resource development, aiming to avoid deep spending cuts.
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Why Canadians boycotting U.S. wine is crushing the American industry
Global tariffs and Canada’s response to President Trump’s wide ranging tariffs is hitting the American wine industry hard. Co-owner of GooseCross Christi Coors Ficeli joins Alex Witt to share her perspective on the struggles wineries are facing.
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Global tariffs and Canada’s response to President Trump’s wide ranging tariffs is hitting the American wine industry hard. Co-owner of GooseCross Christi Coors Ficeli joins Alex Witt to share her perspective on the struggles wineries are facing.
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Ex-employees accuse former Better Business Bureau of bad behaviour
Former employees of a Better Business Bureau (BBB) that covered a sizable chunk of Canada are accusing it of terminating staff without severance after it was booted out of the BBB network. The BBB Serving Canada's Northern Capital Regions and Quebec was headquartered in Ottawa and responsible for eastern Ontario, Quebec and northern Alberta.
In June 2024, the International Association of Better Business Bureaus expelled it for "not meeting BBB standards."
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Former employees of a Better Business Bureau (BBB) that covered a sizable chunk of Canada are accusing it of terminating staff without severance after it was booted out of the BBB network. The BBB Serving Canada's Northern Capital Regions and Quebec was headquartered in Ottawa and responsible for eastern Ontario, Quebec and northern Alberta.
In June 2024, the International Association of Better Business Bureaus expelled it for "not meeting BBB standards."
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5 ex-world junior hockey players plead not guilty to sexual assault as jury selection starts in London, Ont.
Five former NHL players accused of sexually assaulting a woman in a London, Ont., hotel room after a 2018 gala celebrating Canada's world junior hockey win have pleaded not guilty as their trial got underway Tuesday.
Michael McLeod, Cal Foote, Dillon Dubé, Carter Hart and Alex Formenton are charged with one count each of sexual assault and are in Superior Court for the proceedings. McLeod faces an additional count of being party to the offence. All five have been told they have to be in court for the duration of the jury selection and trial.
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Five former NHL players accused of sexually assaulting a woman in a London, Ont., hotel room after a 2018 gala celebrating Canada's world junior hockey win have pleaded not guilty as their trial got underway Tuesday.
Michael McLeod, Cal Foote, Dillon Dubé, Carter Hart and Alex Formenton are charged with one count each of sexual assault and are in Superior Court for the proceedings. McLeod faces an additional count of being party to the offence. All five have been told they have to be in court for the duration of the jury selection and trial.
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