Uday Rana is a journalist at CBC. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on finance, energy, and climate change. Uday's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Globe and Mail, Global News, and MSN.
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Uday Rana's coverage is primarily focused on Canadian government and politics, with specific attention to Ottawa. He also covers topics related to Canada's real estate industry, climate policy, seasonal affective disorder, immigration, trade, housing, and Christmas.
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By: Uday Rana
A Conservative motion to declare that Canada is an affordability crisis will face a vote in the House of Commons on Tuesday.
By: Uday Rana
The opposition motion calls on the House of Commons to “officially recognize that: (a) the Liberals have been in power for 11 years; and (b) Canada is in an affordability crisis.”
Prime Minister Mark Carney will be with Ontario Premier Doug Ford in Ottawa on Wednesday as the two are set to announce support for tariff-hit industries and workers.
By: Uday Rana
The federal government is “not responsible” for power regulation and cannot regulate electricity usage by AI data centres, Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon told a Senate committee on Thursday.
Solomon spoke to the Senate Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology on Thursday, where he was asked about power usage by data centres in Canada.
More than a million Canadian homes were in need of serious repairs as of 2021, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation estimated in a new report.
The crushing heat wave in Europe this summer has been linked to more than 50,000 deaths across the continent, analysis published in the British Medical Journal has found.
The Iran war isn't just making it costlier to fill up the tank of your car at the pump, it may also be making the cost of heating your home go up this fall.
By: Uday Rana
Netanyahu has been the country’s most dominant politician for nearly two decades, and his legacy is on the line in Tuesday's election.
By: Uday Rana
The federal government is set to update the law on medical assistance in dying (MAID) in Canada, permitting Canadians to decide whether they want to end their lives ahead of time.
