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Forest Lawn’s six Southern California parks hold more than 500 stained glass windows, cared for by specialist Luis Porras. Press release from Forest Lawn.
Lung cancer screening with a low-dose CT scan is available in some provinces and still in planning in others. Here is how eligibility and sign-up differ across Canada.
Banks, government offices, Canada Post and many stores close on Thanksgiving Monday, Oct. 12, but hours vary by province, city and chain. Here is what to expect and what to confirm.
Canadian Thanksgiving falls on Monday, Oct. 12, 2026. Here is where the holiday comes from, how it is observed today and why it differs from the American version.
Women with heart attacks are more likely to be sent home from emergency rooms. Here is what Canadian cardiologists say, where the troponin debate stands, and the signs to know.
Retailers have until Oct. 31, 2026 to sell compliant cigarette packs under Health Canada’s updated labelling rules. Here is what changes and what smokers will notice.
Switch your ceiling fan to clockwise on low speed for winter. Here is how to find the reversing switch, check the direction and why it can help with heating.
Cervical cancer screening is shifting to HPV testing, and self-collected samples are spreading unevenly. Here is where each province and territory stood as of February 2026.
Current and former Canadian Armed Forces members have until Oct. 15, 2026 to claim money from the racism class action settlement. Here is who qualifies and how to file.
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In August 2026, Canadian enterprise technology is having to reset its priorities. The rapid deployment of experimental artificial intelligence tools…
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Media advisory for the collective’s 18th Monday sit-in on Oct. 5, 2026, election day, at 770 rue Sherbrooke Ouest in Montreal.
Prime Minister Mark Carney launched a 13-member National Council on Artificial Intelligence on Oct. 2. Here is what it will do, who sits on it, and what it leaves unsaid.
Plant tulips, daffodils and crocuses this fall once soil cools but before it freezes, about three times as deep as each bulb is tall, for spring colour.
Connor McDavid had a goal and four assists as the Oilers held on for a wild 9-7 win over the Canucks in Vancouver, splitting the opening home-and-home series.
On Oct. 2, 1952, North Korean shore batteries hit HMCS Iroquois off Songjin, killing three sailors. It remains the Royal Canadian Navy’s only combat losses of the Korean War.
In 1853 Mary Ann Shadd launched the Provincial Freeman in Windsor, but kept her name off the masthead so readers would not dismiss a Black woman editor.









































