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Air Canada and United Airlines said Oct. 16 they will add transborder routes for summer 2027 and have asked Transport Canada to approve a renewed joint business agreement.
Tesla showed a new Roadster that used compressed-air thrusters to fly over other vehicles at a Texas event on Oct. 15. Production is planned for 2028, and no price was announced.
Leafs coach Jim Hiller said keeping rookie Gavin McKenna on the bench in the second half of an overtime loss to Buffalo was his decision.
Waymo said Oct. 16 it will start mapping and test runs in Toronto this fall, with a goal of carrying its first Canadian passengers in 2028.
Albertans vote Monday on 10 referendum questions, including separation. Here is what Elections Alberta says about advance polls, mail-in ballots and results.
B.C. home sales fell about 9 per cent in September and Montreal-area sales dropped 11.6 per cent, but prices moved in opposite directions, board data show.
Nova Scotia’s new Traffic Safety Act replaces the Motor Vehicle Act on Oct. 19, with new rules for cyclists, child seats, parking and vulnerable road users.
Winnipeg’s municipal election is Oct. 28. Here is where advance voting runs, what ID the city requires, and what is on the ballot for mayor, council and school trustee.
Calgary council voted 14-1 on Sept. 22 to affirm the city’s place in Alberta and Canada. Here is who opposed it and what is on the Oct. 19 ballot.
Starting Oct. 19, B.C. replaces the second road test with a driving record assessment and shortens the novice phase for some drivers. Here is who is affected.













