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A fall storm could bring up to 50 cm of snow to the northern Prairies this weekend. Weekend Ready covers road conditions, winter tire rules by province and Halloween events.
Farm Credit Canada says diesel at $2.68 a litre could add $68,000 to $106,000 to the fuel bill of a 2,000-hectare Saskatchewan canola farm in 2026.
A new report by Deetken Insight says building Squamish’s Woodfibre LNG plant has added nearly $13.6 billion in economic output and will yield $11.6 billion in government revenue over 40 years.
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A BBC investigation documents at least 43 attacks on health sites in Sudan’s el-Fasher between May 2024 and October 2025. The UN rights chief says they may be war crimes; the RSF calls the findings propaganda.
The government’s Charter statement says Bill C-34 may touch free expression but is justified. Experts expect a constitutional challenge.
Canada Post’s CEO said parcel share is returning and door-to-door delivery will end for four million addresses, even as the Crown corporation still faces losses.
Federal officials told a Senate committee they had no choice but to revoke Indian status from 738 Essipit Innu descendants after the evidence behind their registration fell short.
Conservative critic Michelle Rempel Garner called for exit tracking and lower permanent resident targets ahead of Ottawa’s coming immigration levels plan.
Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon’s new Parti Québécois government is set to announce its first major measure at a Montreal shelter, with emergency money for homelessness groups.













