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Toys 'R' Us Canada Splits Assets Among Three Buyers to Exit Creditor Protection
The retailer will sell its brand name and Geoffrey mascot to U.S. firm Ad Populum, while current owner Doug Putman acquires inventory...
Elon Musk becomes world's first trillionaire as SpaceX goes public
Canadian-born entrepreneur's net worth surges past $1.1 trillion with SpaceX IPO; 4,400+ employees become millionaires through company...
Four grizzly bears killed through Alberta's problem wildlife program
Three incidents in 2026 near Pincher Creek as livestock predation rises; province invests $700K over five years in deterrent measures...
Air Canada ratifies four-year customer service contract
The airline's 6,000 customer service employees win 21 per cent in compounded wage increases over the agreement period.
Canada prepares forced-labour import restrictions amid US tariff pressure
Ottawa will introduce legislation Friday to tighten enforcement of bans on goods made with forced labour, responding to US tariff threats.
Pentagon releases 72 UFO files describing spinning discs and glowing orbs
The latest batch of declassified documents includes reports of a potato-shaped object over Colorado and orbs appearing over a ridgeline.
Canada pledges $100M for Palestinians in West Bank, Gaza
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand announces funding in Paris as western leaders discuss preventing further Israeli-Palestinian...
Peter Lougheed Park has roots deeper than you think
Kananaskis wilderness was once part of Banff National Park. 1978 decision by Premier Lougheed protected the region permanently.
Federal food security plan backs independent grocers
$3 billion strategy aims to boost competition, local produce, affordability. Food hubs, terminals reduce middleman markup.
CRTC to combine telecom consumer protection codes into single standard
The regulator launched a consultation to streamline separate codes covering wireless, internet, and TV, aiming to reduce billing...
Patagonia sues drag queen Pattie Gonia over trademark
Outdoor brand claims climate activist infringed on name. Legal fees could exceed $1 million despite $1 nominal damage claim.
Canada draws 1-1 with Bosnia in historic World Cup opener
Cyle Larin scores first-ever men's World Cup point for Canada on home soil in Toronto.
