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Nine real Amazon.ca gift picks for the person who is always cold, from $9 slipper socks to heated socks and a heated vest, with prices and ratings from each listing.
The City of Calgary’s own senior management expense file shows $1.36 million in net expenses since 2020, with a quarter going to staff recognition and 2025 the highest full year.
The S&P/TSX composite rose 332.11 points to 36,121.20 in morning trading Monday as banks and gold miners gained and energy stocks fell with oil.
Russell Brand, convicted last week of one count of rape and three of sexual assault involving four women, is being sentenced in London on Monday.
Remembrance Day is Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2026. Banks, Canada Post and federal offices close; what else is open depends on your province.
Plus RRSPs for life, a $20-billion typo and the Grey Cup matchup
Five carry-on backpacks sold by Amazon.ca or their own brands, checked against Air Canada’s published bag sizes and its Economy Basic personal item rule.
The Villa Vie Odyssey, a residential cruise ship that halted its world voyage last month over fuel costs, was placed under arrest in Singapore on a court order.
Senegal’s emergency services say 39 bodies have been recovered after a migrant boat bound for Spain’s Canary Islands capsized off the northern coast on Sunday.
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Industry Minister Mélanie Joly asked the Competition Bureau to examine whether Cleveland-Cliffs acted in bad faith when it bought Stelco, after its deadline.
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Canada’s long tradition as a peacekeeper is giving way to war preparation, and this Remembrance Day should make us ask what we stand for, writes Steven Kaszab.
British grocer Sainsbury’s keeps opening stores in small communities, while Canadian chains close money-losing ones. Steven Kaszab says Canada should take note.
Canada’s long tradition as a peacekeeper is giving way to war preparation, and this Remembrance Day should make us ask what we stand for, writes Steven Kaszab.
Industry Minister Mélanie Joly asked the Competition Bureau to examine whether Cleveland-Cliffs acted in bad faith when it bought Stelco, after its deadline.
The Supreme Court of Canada hears two days of arguments on Ottawa’s ban on hundreds of firearm types, including the AR-15 and Ruger Mini-14, starting Monday.
Environment Canada says a series of storms will bring heavy rain to the B.C. coast from Tuesday to Thursday, after strong winds hit Haida Gwaii and northern Vancouver Island on Monday.
Nine real Amazon.ca gift picks for the person who is always cold, from $9 slipper socks to heated socks and a heated vest, with prices and ratings from each listing.
The City of Calgary’s own senior management expense file shows $1.36 million in net expenses since 2020, with a quarter going to staff recognition and 2025 the highest full year.















































