CanadaMay 28, 2026
PM Mark Carney calls for renewed Canada–U.S. partnership during New York speech
Prime Minister Mark Carney called on the United States to build a renewed and stronger partnership with Canada during a speech in New York, saying both countries need deeper cooperation in key sectors amid growing global competition.
Carney said Canada is now more resilient and confident than in previous years and positioned the country as a reliable partner for the United States, particularly in the energy sector. He said Canada is capable of helping meet American energy needs while supporting stability in North American supply chains.
Addressing the issue of Chinese electric vehicles enterin
CanadaMay 28, 2026
U.S., Canada and Mexico announce joint Ebola travel measures ahead of FIFA World Cup
The United States, Canada and Mexico have announced coordinated travel health measures for visitors arriving from high-risk African regions ahead of the FIFA World Cup, citing growing concerns over the spread of Ebola.
In a joint statement, the three host countries said protecting the health and safety of residents and international visitors during the North American tournament remains a top priority. The measures follow a recent World Health Organization declaration warning that an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo could spread to neighbouring countries.
According to the Worl
BCMay 28, 2026
Conservative MP introduces bill to repeal B.C. oil tanker ban
Conservative MP David MacKenzie, who represents Calgary Signal Hill, has introduced a private member’s bill in the House of Commons seeking to repeal the federal oil tanker ban along British Columbia’s northern coast. Bill C-264 is currently at second reading.
The federal restriction, which came into force in 2019, prohibits oil tankers carrying large quantities of crude oil and certain petroleum products from loading or unloading along much of B.C.’s northern coastline. The legislation was introduced as part of federal marine and environmental protection measures.
Speaking in the House
AlbertaMay 28, 2026
UCP backs Alberta remaining in Canada after public split over separation stance
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says the United Conservative Party supports Alberta remaining in Canada following conflicting public statements from party leadership ahead of a proposed fall referendum on separation.
The clarification came after UCP president Rob Smith said earlier this week the party would not take a position on Alberta separation before the vote. Danielle Smith has repeatedly stated she supports Alberta staying within Confederation.
In a new statement issued Wednesday, the party said it supports Alberta remaining in Canada and “has always supported that position.”
The dis
IndiaMay 28, 2026
Kewal Singh Dhillon appointed new Punjab BJP president
The Bharatiya Janata Party has appointed former Barnala MLA Kewal Singh Dhillon as the new president of its Punjab unit, according to a letter issued by BJP national general secretary Arun Singh.
The appointment was approved with the consent of the party’s national leadership and takes effect immediately, the letter said.
Dhillon, who was previously associated with former Punjab chief minister Capt. Amarinder Singh, has remained active in Punjab politics for several years. The leadership change comes as the BJP continues efforts to strengthen its organizational presence in Punjab ahead of fu
BCMay 28, 2026
Daytime knife-point robbery at Surrey jewelry store under investigation
Surrey Police Service is investigating a daytime robbery at a jewelry store located in the Payal Business Centre in Surrey. Police say the suspect fled after stealing jewelry during the incident, which took place in the middle of the day.
According to SPS media relations officer Staff Sgt. Ali Gales, officers were called to the area near 128 Street and 81 Avenue at approximately 11:30 a.m. Wednesday following reports of a robbery at the business.
Police said the suspect allegedly stole several pieces of jewelry from the store before fleeing the scene. Reports indicate jewelry being worn by the
CanadaMay 28, 2026
Immigration measures tied to Ebola outbreak could suspend more than 24,000 travel documents
The federal immigration department says more than 24,000 immigration and travel documents could be suspended under new emergency measures aimed at preventing the spread of Ebola into Canada.
The federal government announced a 90-day suspension on several immigration-related documents for individuals currently in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda and South Sudan. The measures took effect shortly before midnight, according to federal officials.
Affected documents include electronic travel authorizations, temporary resident visas and permanent resident visas for applicants currently lo
IndiaMay 27, 2026
Air India to reduce domestic flights by up to 22% amid rising fuel costs
Air India says it will temporarily reduce the number of its domestic flights by 20 to 22 per cent as the airline faces increasing aviation fuel prices and higher operating costs.
The airline said it has already reduced some international flight operations by nearly 27 per cent as part of broader cost-management measures. According to the company, the decision was taken due to sustained high fuel prices, which have increased the cost of operating flights across several routes.
In a statement issued Wednesday, Air India said flight frequencies on selected domestic and international routes will b
CanadaMay 27, 2026
Canada to release long-awaited National AI Strategy next week: Carney
Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed Wednesday that the federal government’s long-awaited National AI Strategy will be released next week. Speaking to reporters while heading into a Liberal caucus meeting, Carney said the strategy will outline Ottawa’s long-term plans for artificial intelligence policy and regulation in Canada.
The federal government had previously identified six pillars that will form the foundation of the strategy in its economic update. According to government officials, the plan will include measures aimed at protecting Canadians from the risks associated with artifici