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Thousands watched Victoria’s Remembrance Day ceremony at the cenotaph in front of the B.C. legislature, where a cadet and a young soldier spoke of what the day means to them.
Fredericton council voted to let a court decide what the city owes Fredericton Exhibition Ltd. for the expropriated Exhibition Grounds lease after talks failed to settle a $4.1-million offer.
Fredericton council adopted a 2027 budget that lowers the city’s main property tax rate by 4.67 cents and puts about $60 million, or 35 per cent of spending, into public safety.
A large crowd gathered at Fredericton’s cenotaph on Remembrance Day, where speakers and residents spoke of the four soldiers killed at CFB Wainwright and the Legion’s 100th year.
Hundreds filled Wainwright’s Peace Memorial Multiplex on Remembrance Day as the base commander thanked the town for its response to the Oct. 17 fire that killed four soldiers.
A pilot in his 60s died Wednesday when his small plane crashed near the Saint-Georges, Que., airport after a Remembrance Day flypast, police and the city said.
Six themed Christmas gift baskets you can build from Amazon.ca items for about $42 to $56 each, plus how to assemble one and three ready-made baskets sold on Amazon.ca.
The polar vortex reversed on Nov. 10, three weeks earlier than ever recorded. Forecasters say where the cold goes is still an open question for Canada.
Thirteen funny, useful white elephant gifts on Amazon.ca from $16.19 to $44.17, sorted into under $20, under $25 and under $50, plus how the gift-stealing game works.
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About 100 people gathered at Place du Canada for Montreal’s Remembrance Day ceremony, where a wreath honoured the four soldiers killed at CFB Wainwright and Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada laid one for the city.
Canadian manufacturers consumed 1,988.6 petajoules of fuel and electricity in 2025, down 3.2 per cent, with iron and steel mills falling 11.5 per cent.
Global Affairs Canada said six Canadians were injured and one is unaccounted for after two high-speed trains collided in Toledo province, killing 68 people.
Service Alberta Minister Dale Nally tabled a bill that would create a lemon law for defective vehicles and a right-to-repair framework, with details left to regulations.
MPs voted along party lines in the House of Commons to keep the Oil Tanker Moratorium Act in place on B.C.’s north coast, with only Conservatives in favour.
Fredericton council on Monday approved a smaller overnight shelter, 15 tiny homes at 12 Neighbours and raises for the mayor and councillors, the last in a narrow vote.
Paul St-Pierre Plamondon will not attend the Montreal summit after Ottawa refused him a speaking role, and warned European leaders against a deal Quebec has not approved.
The Federal Reserve held its benchmark rate at 3.75 to 4 per cent on a 10-2 vote, with two governors wanting a quarter-point hike, a week before the U.S. midterms.


















































