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Les conservateurs restent en tête des collectes de fonds, malgré un ralentissement

    Les conservateurs continuent de récolter plus de dons que tout autre parti politique fédéral, mais leurs collectes de fonds ont diminué depuis les élections du printemps.

    Droits de douane | L’Ontario et la Saskatchewan toujours opposés sur la question

      L’Ontario et la Saskatchewan ne s’entendaient pas mercredi sur la réponse du Canada à l’escalade de la guerre commerciale du président américain Donald Trump, alors que les premiers ministres se préparaient à rencontrer ce dernier pour discuter de commerce.

      Ce qu’il faut savoir ce mercredi | Baisse du trafic avec les États-Unis, Québécois accusés de terrorisme et LNH 2026

        La journée passe vite. Voici les trois nouvelles qui ont marqué l’actualité jusqu’ici.

        Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean | Deux blessés après l’écrasement d’un gyrocoptère à Alma

          Deux personnes ont été transportées dans un centre hospitalier après l’écrasement d’un aéronef près de l’aéroport d’Alma, au Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, mercredi après-midi.

          Sentences adaptées pour criminels racisés | « Une triste première », selon le gouvernement Legault

            Le cabinet du ministre responsable de la Lutte contre le racisme, Christopher Skeete, a qualifié de « triste première » la prise en compte d’un rapport adapté aux réalités des criminels racisés dans la détermination d’une peine.

            Palais de justice de Montréal | Opération à la suite d’un appel menaçant

              Une opération a eu lieu au palais de justice de Montréal mercredi matin à la suite d’un appel menaçant. Plusieurs personnes se sont massées autour de l’édifice, alors que l’accès y était interdit.

              Un Québécois accusé de menaces en ligne contre des infrastructures essentielles

                La Gendarmerie royale du Canada (GRC) affirme qu’un Québécois fait face à des accusations criminelles après avoir, selon les allégations, proféré des menaces contre des infrastructures essentielles dans des publications en ligne.

                Demandes pour la carte Nexus | Les Canadiens ne peuvent plus choisir le genre « X »

                  Les Canadiens qui renouvellent ou demandent une carte Nexus pour voyager ne peuvent plus choisir le genre « X », à la suite d’un décret du président américain, Donald Trump, stipulant que le gouvernement américain ne reconnaîtra plus que les sexes masculin et féminin.

                  Canada | Plus de dépistage du cancer colorectal, mais moins de tests Pap

                    Davantage de personnes ont eu recours à des tests de dépistage du cancer colorectal, mais moins de femmes déclarent avoir passé un test Pap tandis que le taux de mammographie est resté stable, selon des données publiées mercredi par Statistique Canada.  

                    Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador | Plusieurs incendies de forêt incontrôlés font toujours rage

                      Six incendies de forêt sont en activité à Terre-Neuve, dont la moitié sont incontrôlables.

                      Toronto car crash, shooting leave 2 injured, 1 person wanted

                      • Crime
                      • Toronto Collision
                      • Toronto Collisions
                      • Toronto Police

                      Around 1 p.m., Toronto police were called to the area of Stanley Green Boulevard and Downsview Park Boulevard for reports of a crash.

                      Around 1 p.m., Toronto police were called to the area of Stanley Green Boulevard and Downsview Park Boulevard for reports of a crash.

                      Driver arrested after 5-vehicle pileup in north Edmonton

                      • Traffic
                      • edmonton police service
                      • Edmonton roads

                      An Edmonton driver was arrested after allegedly speeding and triggering a five-vehicle collision on 82 Street, where it dips under the CN Rail train tracks south of 127 Avenue.

                      An Edmonton driver was arrested after allegedly speeding and triggering a five-vehicle collision on 82 Street, where it dips under the CN Rail train tracks south of 127 Avenue.

                      Drones light up the sky at the Saskatoon Exhibition for the first time

                      • Lifestyle
                      • Saskatoon Exhibition

                      As the Saskatoon Exhibition celebrates its 140-year anniversary, a drone light show is lighting up the sky during its eight-day run alongside the yearly fireworks.

                      As the Saskatoon Exhibition celebrates its 140-year anniversary, a drone light show is lighting up the sky during its eight-day run alongside the yearly fireworks.

                      Amazon fails in bid to overturn unionization of B.C. facility

                      • News
                      • Business
                      • Labour
                      • Retail

                      British Columbia's Labour Relations Board has rejected a bid by e-commerce giant Amazon to overturn an earlier decision that awarded union certification to workers at a facility in Delta, B.C.

                      British Columbia's Labour Relations Board has rejected a bid by e-commerce giant Amazon to overturn an earlier decision that awarded union certification to workers at a facility in Delta, B.C.

                      MS could start up to 15 years earlier than thought, new UBC research suggests

                      • Health
                      • Multiple Sclerosis

                      Research from the University of British Columbia suggests signs of multiple sclerosis could appear up to 15 years before classical symptoms develop.

                      Research from the University of British Columbia suggests signs of multiple sclerosis could appear up to 15 years before classical symptoms develop.

                      Winnipeg Blue Bombers release defensive back Marquise Bridges

                      • Sports
                      • Winnipeg Blue Bombers
                      • Winnipeg Sports

                      The Bombers cut loose defensive back Marquise Bridges on Wednesday less than two weeks after making his last start in the blue and gold.

                      The Bombers cut loose defensive back Marquise Bridges on Wednesday less than two weeks after making his last start in the blue and gold.

                      Canadian Nexus applicants can no longer pick ‘X’ for gender after U.S. rule

                      • Canada
                      • U.S. News
                      • gender identity
                      • LGBTQ2
                      • Nexus

                      The change took effect in February 2025 following an executive order from U.S. President Donald Trump that said the American government will only recognize male or female.

                      The change took effect in February 2025 following an executive order from U.S. President Donald Trump that said the American government will only recognize male or female.

                      Kristi Noem unveils ICE detention centre coined the ‘Speedway Slammer’

                      • Trending
                      • U.S. News
                      • Kristi Noem
                      • migrant detention centres
                      • Speedway Slammer

                      The 'Speedway Slammer' references one of Indiana's most famous attractions, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, though the company has no formal affiliation with the prison.

                      The 'Speedway Slammer' references one of Indiana's most famous attractions, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, though the company has no formal affiliation with the prison.

                      2 people injured in plane crash near Linden, Alta.

                      • Investigations
                      • News
                      • Traffic
                      • Alberta plane crash

                      Two people were taken to hospital on Tuesday, one of them with serious injuries, after a small plane crashed in Linden, Alta., about an hour northeast of Calgary.

                      Two people were taken to hospital on Tuesday, one of them with serious injuries, after a small plane crashed in Linden, Alta., about an hour northeast of Calgary.

                      Arson team investigating house fire in southeast Calgary

                      • Fire
                      • Calgary fire department
                      • Legacy Fire

                      The Calgary Fire Department said a dog was found dead inside a home in the community of Legacy after a fire broke out Wednesday morning. No people were inside at the time.

                      The Calgary Fire Department said a dog was found dead inside a home in the community of Legacy after a fire broke out Wednesday morning. No people were inside at the time.