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Metrolinx adjusts GO bus schedules Saturday and cuts rail service on the Lakeshore West, Lakeshore East, Barrie and Stouffville lines starting Sept. 8, with the reductions expected to stay in place until spring 2027. Ontario’s transportation minister calls them temporary.
The Oklahoma City Thunder star and NBA champion announced the launch of The SGA Foundation on Sept. 2, a nonprofit registered as a charity in both Canada and the United States and anchored in Ontario and Oklahoma.
Winning numbers from the Lotto Max, Lotto 6/49 and Daily Grand draws held Aug. 31 through Sept. 3, 2026, plus the jackpots on offer in the next round of draws.
Environment and Climate Change Canada says warming is now largely irreversible, with at least 3.5 C of rise by 2100 — as adaptation funding trails projected losses.
Heating season is starting and Ontario’s expanded CO alarm rules are now in force. Here’s how to test your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms properly.
Federal contract disclosures contain impossible figures, duplicated rows and dozens of missing years
Federal records for contracts under $10,000 contain averages above the $10,000 ceiling, rows duplicated across years and dozens of missing annual filings.
Canada’s chief public health officer cited an 85% national measles vaccination rate. In Alberta’s south zone and northeast B.C., local coverage runs near 60%.
Canada lost 42,000 jobs in August while wage growth slowed to 2.0 per cent, the weakest since 2017, leaving the lowest-paid workers furthest behind inflation.
Ottawa’s $4.7B VIA Rail order promises 700 jobs at Alstom’s Thunder Bay plant, but the first cars aren’t due until 2031 and the plant cut 200 jobs in 2025.
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Canada’s Study Permit Proof-of-Funds Bar Hits $23,448 — More Than Double What It Was Three Years Ago
Canada’s study permit proof-of-funds threshold rose to $23,448 on Sept. 1, a 134 per cent jump since 2023. Here is the full cost, and who it screens out.
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Twenty-three AI, cloud and telecom companies have signed Canada’s Responsible Data Centre Development Principles, a federal framework that asks operators not to shift electricity costs onto other ratepayers. It carries no binding definitions and no penalties, and the AI minister says provinces are the ones who can add legislative teeth.
Fall is the window to divide crowded perennials in Canadian gardens. Which plants to split now, which to leave, and how to replant them properly.
Canada’s Study Permit Proof-of-Funds Bar Hits $23,448 — More Than Double What It Was Three Years Ago
Canada’s study permit proof-of-funds threshold rose to $23,448 on Sept. 1, a 134 per cent jump since 2023. Here is the full cost, and who it screens out.
Ontario restarted Toronto bike lane removal on Bloor Street West on Sept. 1, but has not said how long the stretch is or who covers the city’s $48M estimate.
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