Justin Trudeau attended a FIFA World Cup match this past week, but it wasn’t Canada’s opener against Bosnia and Herzegovina.

History was made on Friday in Toronto. For the first time ever, Canada played a game in the men’s FIFA World Cup on home soil.

Canada’s three largest public transit authorities in Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver are warning that cuts and delays in the Government of Canada’s long-promised permanent public transit funding could slow major infrastructure projects and make it harder for their growing metropolitan regions to tackle housing affordability and traffic congestion.

Looking for Ukrainian food in and around Vancouver? Kozak tends to be the first that comes to mind. The local mini-chain has locations in New West, Langley, Gastown, and East Vancouver, and it’s now preparing to expand even further with a new location coming to Metro Vancouver.

The B. C. Conservatives are having a leadership debate tonight, but the NDP is slamming the party for its choice of platform hosting it.

U. S. President Donald Trump is revelling in the United States’ gold medal victory over Canada in Olympic men’s hockey. Following Jack Hughes’ golden goal to defeat Canada 2-1 in OT, Trump was quick to get in contact with the American squad. The 79-year-old President reportedly FaceTimed the team in the dressing room after the medal ceremony to both congratulate and invite Team USA to attend his upcoming State of the Union speech, slated for Tuesday.

Katy Perry and former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau are still going strong, according to the American singer’s recent social media post.

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s 2025 budget for the Government of Canada is drawing criticism from the public transit sector after previously dedicated public transit funding was folded into a larger infrastructure pool, raising concerns over predictability and the ability to move forward with public transit expansion projects across the country.

Credit and benefit payment dates for 2026 have been released by the Government of Canada, so you can start budgeting for next year.

Wayne Gretzky has opened up about the backlash he’s received over the past year from Canadians. The Great One has been subject to criticism due to his seemingly close relationship with U. S. President Donald Trump, despite the president’s numerous comments suggesting that he would like to make Canada the 51st American state. This soured a lot of people’s opinions on Gretzky, as the native Canadian seemed to abandon his country in favour of the United States.

The Government of British Columbia has unveiled sweeping new legislative and policy changes to accelerate construction of the North Coast Transmission Line (NCTL) — a multibillion-dollar BC Hydro electrical infrastructure project expected to power industrial growth, create thousands of jobs, and transform the economic landscape of northern B. C.

Cameras and mics caught a lighthearted moment between Prime Minister Mark Carney and U. S. President Donald Trump during the Gaza Peace Summit — one that included subtle shade at former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Louisiana’s lieutenant governor said that “it would be really nice” if U. S. President Donald Trump apologized for calls for additional tariffs and 51st state remarks on Canada.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed some of the country’s most pressing issues in Edmonton, including Connor McDavid’s contract status.

The GoFundMe page for the victims and families impacted by the tragic crash involving Saskatchewan’s Humboldt Broncos hockey team is quickly becoming one of the largest online fundraising campaigns in the world.

Canadians have spoken, and Justin Trudeau’s Liberals have won a majority government, ousting former Prime Minister Stephen Harper from office.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced new financial aid measures for medium and large-sized businesses amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Photos of public figures caught fawning over Prime Minster Justin Trudeau.