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A new strategic partnership opens real possibilities for trade and security, but its worth will depend on commitments that can be checked, oversight that is public and honesty about disagreements.
Prime Minister Mark Carney and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan announced a three year action plan and an expanded air transport agreement, with the first round of free trade talks set for next month.
The toll from Monday’s attack in Shabwa province has risen to 73 dead, according to local authorities, as fighting around the Red Sea coast and Saudi territory widens.
Gasoline is up nearly 28 per cent from a year ago, while core measures hold near 2 per cent and store bought food prices rose the least since May 2024.
Early unofficial results show a lopsided result on the province’s non-binding separation question, while counting continues on nine other questions.
National Defence has named the four soldiers who died at CFB Wainwright after a grass fire, driven by strong winds, overtook a training area during live fire exercises.
Ottawa has recorded 29 traffic-related deaths in 2026, up from 23 in all of last year, and police are asking drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists to take more care.
The Conservative leader met auto industry and union representatives in Michigan after a Windsor news conference, while the 25 percent US tariff on Canadian vehicles remains in place.
The fund now expects the world economy to grow 3.1 percent in 2026, with AI investment offsetting an energy shock while a smaller group of countries drives the gains.
Kristalina Georgieva told IMF and World Bank meetings in Bangkok that AI spending is keeping growth near 3 percent, while its effects on jobs, taxes and education are a "slow-moving tsunami."
In a Thanksgiving video, the prime minister said, “We are stronger together,” as Alberta prepares to vote on October 19 on whether to remain a province of Canada.
Kyiv says Russian attacks on energy facilities have continued since Donald Trump announced an “energy ceasefire,” and Moscow has not confirmed it agreed.
