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A police officer standing in the centre of a wide street, with a burned out car and abandoned flat-bed truck behind him.

Canadians on Mexican trade mission undeterred by drug violence

By Joanna Smith

The nose cones and open hatches of two F-35 fighter jets are visible in this shot. The aircraft are parked on asphalt and there is a ground-crew member in coveralls and sunglasses walking past them, pulling a toolkit on wheels.

Fighter jets and subs exempt from new defence industrial strategy, feds say

By David Reevely

A photo from behind of four people viewing a cluster of flowers, stuffed animals and candles on the ground beneath an evergreen tree. Two have arms around each other. The Tumbler Ridge high school is in the background.

Feds threaten legislation unless OpenAI makes changes following B.C. killings

By Laura Osman

A wide-lens aerial shot of a red Canadian Coast Guard ship amid a sea of white ice pans. The effect of the lens exaggerates the curvature of the horizon.

The push to create a Canadian rival to GPS

By David Reevely

Two factory workers stand on either side of the silver-painted body shell of a pickup truck as it creeps down the assembly line.

The auto industry is set to get $400M less from Canada’s flagship innovation fund

By Laura Osman

Donald Trump holding up a board bearing the names of countries and tariff rates. He's standing behind a lectern bearing the U.S. presidential seal.

The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down Trump’s tariffs. Here’s what happens next

By Laura Osman and David Reevely

A shot of a joint support naval ship at the dock, but still under construction. There is scaffolding on its decks and cranes looming above it.

Feds must get their own house in order for defence industrial plan to work, sector leaders warn

By David Reevely and Laura Osman

Shipping containers stacked at a busy port terminal, with cranes and transport vehicles operating under a clear sky.

Regulator claims shippers are using Canada to end-run U.S. taxes

By Joanna Smith

A close-up of Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem, who is wearing a suit and tie.

Head of Canada’s top container-terminal operator resigns after emails show close ties to Epstein

By David Reevely

A close-up of a white chicken sticking its head through the wires of its cage.

Fraudulently labelled American chicken is flooding into Canada, farmers charge

By Joanna Smith