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Remembrance Day, Wednesday, Nov. 11, is a paid holiday in six provinces, two territories and federally regulated workplaces, but not in Ontario or Quebec.
Diesel left Canadian refineries 106.1 per cent dearer in September than a year earlier, Statistics Canada said, as producer prices rose for a 24th straight month.
Ontario had 75,000 fewer unemployed people in August than a year earlier, yet more people on regular EI. What new StatCan data show, province by province.
EI regular benefits pay 55 per cent of your average insurable weekly earnings in 2026, to a maximum of $729 a week. Here is how the amount is calculated, the hours you need in your region, the waived waiting period, how to apply on canada.ca and when the first payment arrives.