Rama News Digest
Prime Minister Mark Carney has rejected U.S. claims that Canada is interfering in the upcoming midterm elections, and Ottawa has not closed the door on a U.S. trade deal. No Rama or Saskatchewan headlines were available in this edition.
Canada News
Carney rejects U.S. interference claims
Prime Minister Carney said there is 'no merit' to U.S. claims that Canada is interfering ahead of the midterm elections. He also said Canada is always careful not to interfere in U.S. politics.
Canada keeps trade talks with the U.S. open
A CTV News exclusive reports that Canada has not yet closed the door on a U.S. trade deal ahead of the midterms. The headline does not provide further terms.
Diplomats in the U.S. told to avoid midterm candidates
Canadian diplomats based in the United States have been advised to avoid appearing with midterm candidates. The advisory was reported by CBC.
Carney defends trade with countries that do not share Canadian values
Carney defended Canada doing business with countries that do not share its values, according to CBC. The headline provides no further detail.
Air Canada to phase out some U.S. routes in 2027
Air Canada plans to phase out routes to certain U.S. destinations in 2027, according to CTV News. The headline does not list the specific destinations.
Bill C-39 labour relations debate
A Policy Alternatives analysis argues that Bill C-39 will not 'modernize' labour relations in Canada. The headline does not describe the bill's provisions.
Canada Post to begin weekend parcel delivery this fall
Canada Post will start weekend parcel delivery in Toronto, Montreal and Ottawa this fall, according to CBC. The headline gives no further details on timing or fees.
Lawmakers move to restrict gambling ads
MPs are moving to restrict gambling advertising in Canada amid growing concerns about harms, according to CBC. The headline does not specify the proposed measures.
Common loon population declines
A study suggests that Canada's common loon is becoming less common amid widespread declines. The headline does not provide population figures.
No sign Canadian data affected by PHP issue
Canadian officials say there is 'no indication' that Canadian data has been compromised by a global PHP issue, according to Global News. The headline does not describe the issue in detail.