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Ottawa lance la construction du monument dédié à la mission en Afghanistan

La conception de ce monument a fait l’objet de nombreuses controverses.

FIRST READING: B.C. turned a $56 million hotel into a low-barrier shelter. It’s now an unliveable biohazard

First Reading is a Canadian politics newsletter curated by the National Post’s own Tristin Hopper. To get an early version sent directly to your inbox, sign up here. Read More

Mark Carney set to announce his new governor general. Who could it be?

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to announce his pick as Canada’s next governor general, who is bilingual in both official languages and most likely a woman. Read More

Canadians continue to ditch U.S travel and are flocking to these 3 domestic cities instead

New data from Statistics Canada has revealed that cross-border travel from Canada to the U.S. is down for the 14th consecutive month, while domestic travel has surged. Read More

Scott Stinson: How one Toronto suburb became a case study in the challenges of building new housing

In March of 2024, Markham and the federal government announced that the city on Toronto’s northern border would receive almost $60 million from Ottawa under the Housing Accelerator Fund. Read More

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Ce qu’on suit ce mardi | Gouverneure générale, discours inaugural, Victoire

Voici les évènements au programme aujourd’hui.

Data breach investigation ensnares Alberta separatist movement as independence petition hits deadline

A suspected data breach has dealt a credibility blow to Alberta separatists, underscoring the lack of designated leadership behind the grassroots movement and causing a rare rupture between the various organizations and…

Collin May: Human rights tribunals aren’t fit for purpose

Recently, serial human rights complainant and transgender activist Jessica Simpson filed a number of complaints with the notoriously leftist B.C. Human Rights Tribunal. According to the Justice Centre for Constitutional…

Jamie Sarkonak: Canada — the medical resort of the developing world

Medical tourism in the West is considered a luxury: you travel to a place with top-of-the-line doctors who can be seen faster than you’d ever expect at home, undertake a battery of tests more thorough than what’s…

Toronto at the tipping point: Bringing a once-great city back from the brink

This is an excerpt from Saving Toronto: 10 City Builders Tell Us How (Dundurn Press), edited by Anne Golden and Ken Greenberg. The book is a wake-up call with practical solutions to stop Toronto's decline, including…

Canada’s psychiatrists urged to screen people at risk of AI ‘chatbot psychosis’

Canada’s psychiatrists are being encouraged to screen people for "high-risk human-AI engagement," including “chatbot psychosis” and other AI-amplified delusions. Read More

Donna Kennedy-Glans: Carney must ensure sovereign wealth fund doesn’t crowd out private business

“There was a time in this fair land when the railroad did not run.” Read More

Kelly McParland: Two good ideas sneak past Ottawa’s parliamentary guards

Bigwigs in Ottawa made two astonishing admissions last week. One, that Canada's official prime ministerial residence is a disgrace and something has to be done about it. Two, that the country's airline passenger rights…

Filming locations in Handmaid’s Tale sequel a testament to Canada’s beauty

Blondie’s Dreaming swells under the title sequence of the first episode of The Testaments as girls in purple garments ride a purple bus with purple curtains across the countryside. Read More

Soins de santé des réfugiés | Pas une croisière au Canada

Pourquoi des demandeurs d’asile et des réfugiés auraient-ils droit à des « privilèges » que des citoyens n’ont pas ?

Transports en direct | Rien à signaler

Quelque chose à signaler sur les routes ou sur les rails ? La Presse examine le réseau en cette heure de pointe matinale et précise la couleur des feux de circulation.

La revue de presse de Paul Arcand | Ce que Fréchette veut faire en cinq semaines, l’effigie de Boulet guillotinée et nos meilleurs restos

À l’occasion de sa revue de presse, mardi, Paul Arcand fait le point sur les chantiers majeurs qui attendent la première ministre du Québec, Christine Fréchette.

Thomas Fafard et l’appel du marathon

L'Olympien québécois est encore un coureur de 10 000 m pour quelques mois, mais il a déjà la tête au marathon.

1700 propriétés touchées par la construction du TGV entre Montréal et Ottawa

De 500 à près de 700 terres agricoles sont ciblées par Alto, selon les premières estimations.