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Elections Alberta has moved the special ballot application deadline from Oct. 9 to Sept. 25 after mail-in requests for the Oct. 19 referendum reached 290,000.
Cale Makar’s record $163.2M deal beat the NHL’s Sept. 16 CBA deadline, a term-length change that will shape McDavid and Matthews’ next contracts.
Canada’s new 50% U.S. tariffs landed days after inflation hit 3%, complicating the Bank of Canada’s Sept. 2 rate call.
Canada’s No. 1 men’s tennis player pulled out of the National Bank Open in Montreal two hours before his second-round match, citing a back injury.
Canadian gardeners have from late August through October to winterize: divide perennials, clear spent annuals, lift tender bulbs, and mulch 5 inches deep before the first hard frost. University of Saskatchewan horticulture experts say cleanup should start in late August.
Two Cessna 172s from local flight schools collided mid-air near Chilliwack, B.C. One landed safely, the other went down in a quarry lagoon. TSB has sent investigators.
Lloyd Robertson, who anchored CTV National News for 35 years after six years at CBC’s The National, has died at 92. Tributes poured in from PM Mark Carney and Bell Media.
Wasp colonies peak in August across Canada. Here’s how to safely remove a small, accessible nest yourself, and when to call a licensed pest control pro instead.
Ottawa is negotiating a steel and aluminum export quota with Washington. Unlike 2019’s tariff-free resolution, this round would cap Canadian shipments.
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Three federal registers reconcile to the dollar and show a 48-to-one gap in what it costs Ottawa to answer an access to information request, depending on which department receives it. The gap has widened every year since 2022-23.
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CNQ’s Q2 realized oil prices are beating Alberta’s cautious $60.50 budget forecast, a fiscal wrinkle the earnings coverage left out.
Ottawa’s $4.7B Via Rail order revives a Thunder Bay plant that cut 200 jobs in May, and replaces a fleet averaging 77 years old that runs until 2035.
CNQ’s Q2 realized oil prices are beating Alberta’s cautious $60.50 budget forecast, a fiscal wrinkle the earnings coverage left out.
Co.Labs launched AI adoption training for non-tech firms this week. Statistics Canada data puts rural business AI use at 9.9 per cent, against 21 per cent in cities.
Canada lost 42,000 jobs in August while health-care hiring in Alberta and Ontario kept growing. CIHI wait-time data shows patients are not yet feeling it.
Elections Alberta apologized Sept. 5 for special ballot packages sent in error, as voters report missing referendum questions and the Sept. 25 deadline nears.







































