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Alberta scraps alcohol minimum price hike after political squabble
The province reversed course on beer and spirit price increases that took effect earlier this month following a public dispute between...
Japan raising visa fees for first time in nearly 50 years
Canadians without passport exemptions will pay five times more starting July 1—single-entry visas rising from $28 to $150.
Active shooter in Montreal's Côte-des-Neiges; 3 injured
Suspect neutralized Monday after police confrontation near Trans Island and De Courtrai Avenues; 2 officers and 1 civilian wounded.
CPP and OAS payments landing Friday for eligible Canadians
Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security deposits hit accounts on June 26, with monthly payment amounts based on contribution history...
Canada plans to build up to 10 new nuclear reactors by 2040
Energy Minister Tim Hodgson announced a federal nuclear strategy Monday that could cost more than $100 billion, with at least one...
Rogers, Fido hiking prices by $5 per month starting mid-July
Wireless customers received notices of rate increases coming July 15 or after, with some customers reporting smaller increases of $4.
Alberta leads Canada in rail crossing accidents for third time in five years
37 accidents at 2,900 crossings in 2025 resulted in two deaths; one crossing near Monarch had four collisions since 2021.
Canada's inflation hits two-year high as gas prices surge
Consumer prices jumped to 3.2 per cent in May, driven by gas prices up 33.2 per cent year-over-year and rising costs for groceries.
Glenn Joyal Nominated to Canada's Supreme Court
Manitoba's Chief Justice will fill the vacancy left by Justice Sheilah Martin's retirement, confirmed by Prime Minister Mark Carney.
Guesch Patti, French Singer of '80s Hit Étienne, Dies at 80
The performer, who found fame with her provocative single, had stepped back from music to pursue contemporary dance.
High-Speed Rail Could Add Kingston Stop, Transport Minister Says
Ottawa directs Crown corporation Alto to consider a station in Ontario as the Quebec City-Toronto project moves toward construction.
How a BC couple turned drought-stricken land into a water-harvesting farm
Andrea and Steve Gunner's nine-acre property once sat on "Drought Hill." Now it's a model of agricultural resilience.
