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17 stories from Canada on One Turn, since October 6, 2026, newest first. Each links to its sources and to its place on the 3D globe.

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GDP growth1.7%2025, World Bank
Inflation2.1%2025, World Bank
Unemployment6.9%2025, World Bank
GDP per person$55,6982025, World Bank

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Friday, October 23, 2026

Economy · Ottawa, Canada

US to exempt some Canadian imports from tariffs, Collins says

Senator Susan Collins announced on Friday that the US will issue tariff exemptions on several categories of Canadian imports. The trade dispute with Canada has become an issue in her Maine Senate race. Canada this week unveiled a support plan for manufacturers hit by US tariffs.

Day 2 of 2 · Earlier: Oct 22 · The story so far

CNBC · See it on the globe

Sports · Toronto, Canada

Kawhi Leonard wins in return to Raptors

Kawhi Leonard earned a win in his return to the Toronto Raptors, a result CBC Sports tied to his long history with the club and its 2019 title.

CBC Sports · See it on the globe

Thursday, October 22, 2026

Politics · Ottawa, Canada

US embassy says Canada brushing off election interference concerns

The US Embassy in Ottawa said Prime Minister Mark Carney's government was dismissing concerns about potential interference in the US midterm elections. Carney rejected the claim and noted that the US had started trade actions against Canada; at least 13 Canadians are among dozens of non-citizens charged with illegally voting in US federal elections.

BBC News, CBC News · See it on the globe

Economy · Ottawa, Canada

Canada unveils $6.2 billion plan to support manufacturers hit by tariffs

Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a $6.2 billion plan to shield Canadian manufacturers from US tariffs. Carney said the tariffs weaken industries in both countries and reduce choice for households.

Day 1 of 2 · Later: Oct 23 · The story so far

Euronews · See it on the globe

Sports · Newfoundland, Canada

Molly Carlson becomes first woman to dive off an iceberg

Canadian high diver Molly Carlson completed a dive off an iceberg off Newfoundland, reported as the first by a woman.

CBC Sports · See it on the globe

Sports · Hamilton, Canada

Forge FC wins Canadian Championship on penalties

Forge FC beat CF Montreal 4-2 on penalty kicks after a 1-1 draw, becoming the first Canadian Premier League team to win the Canadian Championship.

CBC Sports, CBC · See it on the globe

Wednesday, October 21, 2026

Politics · Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Alberta voters reject starting path to independence

About 76% of voters in Alberta, with nearly 1.9 million ballots counted, rejected a proposal to begin the process of leaving Canada. Separatists said they would keep campaigning, while the result was seen as strengthening Prime Minister Mark Carney's position.

Day 4 of 4 · Earlier: Oct 17, Oct 19, Oct 20 · The story so far

The Guardian, Euronews · See it on the globe

Economy · Montreal, Canada

Trump drops threat to ban Bombardier jet sales in US

President Trump backed down on a threat to ban sales of Bombardier aircraft in the United States, made during an escalation of the trade dispute with Canada last month. The move was welcomed by the Canadian aerospace sector.

CBC News · See it on the globe

Tuesday, October 20, 2026

Politics · Edmonton, Alberta

Alberta voters reject step toward separation from Canada

About 76% of Alberta voters backed remaining in Canada, rejecting a proposal to start the process toward a binding independence referendum, according to unofficial results. Prime Minister Mark Carney called it a "great result for Canada." Separatist leaders said they would keep campaigning, and some warned the province's governing party could split over the issue.

Day 3 of 4 · Earlier: Oct 17, Oct 19 · Later: Oct 21 · The story so far

The Guardian, BBC News, NPR · See it on the globe

Monday, October 19, 2026

Disaster · CFB Wainwright, Alberta, Canada

Fast-moving grass fire at Canadian military base kills four soldiers

A grass fire at CFB Wainwright in Alberta killed four soldiers and left 39 people hospitalised, at least 19 critically. Accounts say the blaze crossed firebreaks and moved a kilometre in under a minute; PM Mark Carney called it one of the forces' worst peacetime tragedies on home soil.

Day 2 of 2 · Earlier: Oct 18 · The story so far

BBC News, The Guardian, The Hindu · See it on the globe

Politics · Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Alberta votes on whether to hold a binding independence referendum

Albertans voted on ten referendum questions, including whether the province should remain in Canada or hold a second, binding vote on independence. Polls suggest most favour staying, but separatists hope to gain leverage over Mark Carney's federal government.

Day 2 of 4 · Earlier: Oct 17 · Later: Oct 20, Oct 21 · The story so far

BBC News, The Guardian, DW · See it on the globe

Economy · Ottawa, Canada

Canada's inflation rises to 3.1% as fuel oil prices jump 58%

Canada's annual inflation rose to 3.1% in September, driven by gasoline up 27.8% and fuel oil up 57.8% as the Middle East war kept energy prices high.

OilPrice · See it on the globe

Sunday, October 18, 2026

Disaster · CFB Wainwright, Alberta

Deadly fire sweeps through Canadian military base in Alberta

A violent, fast-moving fire at CFB Wainwright, one of Canada's busiest training bases, killed at least four people and seriously injured dozens, according to Prime Minister Mark Carney; one report cited an explosion and seven deaths. Carney called it one of the worst peacetime tragedies for Canada's forces at home.

Day 1 of 2 · Later: Oct 19 · The story so far

The Guardian, NPR, CBC News · See it on the globe

Saturday, October 17, 2026

Politics · Edmonton, Alberta

Alberta prepares to vote on leaving Canada

Oil-rich Alberta votes on 19 October on whether to start the legal process toward separation. Polling suggests fewer than a quarter of residents want to leave; Prime Minister Carney campaigned for unity and suggested the US is trying to 'break' Canada after Elon Musk voiced support for separatism.

Day 1 of 4 · Later: Oct 19, Oct 20, Oct 21 · The story so far

DW, Japan Times, The Hindu · See it on the globe

Sports · Toronto, Canada

Canada ends England's record 41-match unbeaten run

A late try from Shoshanah Seumanutafa gave Canada a 24-21 win over England in Toronto, ending the Red Roses' four-year, 41-match unbeaten run, the longest in rugby union history.

Day 2 of 2 · Earlier: Oct 16 · The story so far

BBC Sport, Stuff via Wikipedia · See it on the globe

Friday, October 16, 2026

Sports · Toronto

Canada ends England's record 41-match women's rugby unbeaten run

Canada beat England 24-21 in Toronto in a WXV Global Series match, with a late try by Shoshanah Seumanutafa. The defeat ended the Red Roses' four-year, 41-match unbeaten run, the longest in rugby union history.

Day 1 of 2 · Later: Oct 17 · The story so far

Stuff · See it on the globe

Tuesday, October 6, 2026

Politics · Quebec City, Canada

Parti Québécois wins minority government in Quebec

Quebec voters elected a Parti Québécois minority government, while the governing Coalition Avenir Québec suffered a near wipeout.

CBC, CBC · See it on the globe

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