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- Winter tire rules: Quebec Dec. 1, B.C. since Oct. 1
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- U.S.-Mexico trade deal stalls over 50% metals tariff
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Zach Bryan’s 23-show 2027 stadium tour has two Canadian stops, in Vancouver and Edmonton. Presale begins Oct. 21 and general sales Oct. 23.
Halloween 2026 is Saturday, Oct. 31. Sunset and dark times by city, local rules like Bathurst’s 8 p.m. limit, Quebec towns moving to Oct. 30, and the forecast status.
Five well-reviewed tire pressure gauges on Amazon.ca, from a budget pencil two-pack to a digital inflator, for checking tires as temperatures drop.
Carve 8 to 10 days before Halloween, wash with a diluted bleach or vinegar solution, and use a battery candle. Here are the steps for Canadian porches.
A Marist poll shows Democrat Josh Turek leading Republican Ashley Hinson in Iowa’s Senate race, with trade and prices shaping the final weeks.
Polls call Brazil’s Oct. 25 presidential runoff a toss-up as Canada seeks to close a Mercosur trade deal, with $15.8 billion in 2024 trade at stake.
Singapore’s western region hit a season-high PSI of 230 on Oct. 18, the 14th straight day of unhealthy air, as the city-state moved against seven firms tied to Indonesian fires.
Senator Katherine Hay met Toronto students on Bill C-34, which would set a minimum age of 16 for social media accounts. The bill has not yet been debated in the House.
Russian officials said Ukrainian drones struck an oil terminal and a data centre in St. Petersburg overnight on Oct. 18. Casualty and damage details remain unverified.
Community advance polls open Monday in all 15 Winnipeg wards through Oct. 22. Advance voting closes Oct. 23 at 4 p.m., with election day on Oct. 28, the city says.













