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Hudson’s Bay to Liquidate Final Six Stores as Asset Sales Advance

Canada’s oldest retailer begins clearance sales Friday while seeking court approval to auction historic artifacts and art collection.

Quebec's Federalist Shift Weakens Separatist Bloc Ahead of Election

Canada Rallies Against U.S. Tariffs as Federal Election Nears

Hudson's Bay Awaits Court Approval for Liquidation After 355 Years

Antonine Maillet, Acadian Literary Icon and First Non-European Goncourt Winner, Dies at 95

'Universal Language' Earns Acclaim as a Surreal Homage to Iranian Cinema

Buffy Sainte-Marie’s Order of Canada Revoked Following Heritage Dispute

Fire Destroys Historic Maison Charles-Daudelin in Kirkland, Quebec

Métis Human Rights Advocate Muriel Stanley Venne Dies at 87

35 Years After Montreal Massacre, Calls to Address Violence Against Women Persist

Potential Unmarked Graves Found at Former Residential School in B.C.

Canada and Manitoba Métis Federation Sign Historic Self-Government Treaty

Canada to Sign Historic Modern Treaty with Red River Métis

Anne of Green Gables Manuscript Added to UNESCO Heritage Register

Canada Apologizes for Nunavik Sled Dog Slaughter, Announces $45M Compensation

Canadian Town Council Paralyzed Over Refusal to Swear Oath to King Charles

Yukon Town Council Challenges Oath to King Charles Over Indigenous Concerns

Fredericton's Iconic Beaver Sculpture Finds New Home at Beaverbrook Art Gallery

Class-Action Lawsuit Filed Over Alleged Abuse in Canadian Indigenous Group Homes

Canada Honors Veterans with Nationwide Remembrance Day Ceremonies

Public Funeral for Murray Sinclair to Honor His Legacy in Winnipeg

Murray Sinclair, Pioneering Indigenous Advocate and TRC Chair, Dies at 73

Report Calls for Criminalization of Residential School Denialism in Canada

Canada's Special Interlocutor Calls for Action Against Residential School Denialism

Site C Dam Begins Power Generation After Years of Delays and Controversy

Canada Considers Criminalizing Residential School Denialism

Interim Report Reveals 55 Deaths or Disappearances at B.C. Residential School

Historic Totem Pole Removed from Manitoba Legislature Grounds

Clarence Woodhouse Acquitted After 50 Years in Manitoba Murder Case

Emily Carr Painting Found at U.S. Barn Sale Could Fetch $200K at Auction

N.B. Conservative Candidate Faces Backlash for Comparing LGBTQ Policy to Residential Schools

Canada Observes National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Amid Controversy

Residential School Survivors Demand Restoration of Federal Funding for Unmarked Graves Searches

Canadian Minister Pascale St-Onge to Make History with Parental Leave

Man Charged in 1986 Murder of Nunavut Girl Previously Served Time for Two Other Killings

NDP MP Introduces Bill to Criminalize Residential School Denialism

Francis Fox, Former Canadian Senator and Cabinet Minister, Dies at 84

Canadian Medical Association Issues Formal Apology for Harms to Indigenous Peoples

B.C. Criticized for Inadequate Doukhobor Compensation and Poor Communication

Ottawa and McGill Move to Dismiss Lawsuit Over MK-ULTRA Brainwashing Experiments

Quebec Premier François Legault Visits Displaced Nemaska Cree Community

Canadian Candidate Makes History with Zero Votes in Federal Election

Historic St. Anne's Anglican Church Destroyed by Fire in Toronto

Baltimore Bridge Collapses Following Ship Collision