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Warner Bros.’ Clayface took an estimated $9.5 million US on Friday, while A24’s You Can See Everything, co-directed by Vancouver-born Nathan Fielder, is projected to grow in its second weekend.
Ottawa added $21.1 million for Métis Nation of Ontario housing as 14 new Métis-led homes opened in Midland, Ont.
Ottawa is putting $193.3 million into Rio Tinto and Aluminerie Alouette smelter projects in Quebec, saying they will maintain about 6,000 jobs.
The CFIA says spotted lanternfly is established around Windsor and has put Essex County, Windsor, Pelee and Chatham-Kent under movement rules.
Newly certified Red Seal journeypersons can apply for a $5,000 federal completion bonus starting Nov. 16, 2026.
Essex County municipalities will get up to $105.8 million to cut or scrap development charges, saving up to $40,862 per new home.
Ottawa released Canada’s first national strategy on environmental racism and environmental justice, a plan running from 2026 to 2031.
Five popular rechargeable hand warmer two-packs on Amazon.ca, compared by price, specs and what reviewers say.
The State Department is reducing staff in Jordan, Lebanon, Qatar and the UAE after a U.S. intelligence memo said Iran has stepped up plotting against Americans.
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A Toronto-based developer wants to put 500 one-bedroom modular units, renting for $1,000 a month, on the roof of Prince Albert’s Gateway Mall.
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The Commons heritage committee votes next week on Bill S-211, a national framework on sports betting ads, as analysis counts 3,000 messages in NHL games.
Canadian return trips from the U.S. rose 10.1% in July, but Statistics Canada data show they remain 25.6% below July 2024, with air travel only now growing.
Toronto mobile commerce startup Reactiv has bought New York rival Kin Commerce in a cash deal, taking its staff to 31 and adding brands such as Steve Madden.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Russia on Oct. 12 of violating the energy ceasefire Donald Trump announced a day earlier, as the Kremlin said only that contacts were continuing.
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.
Caseway CEO Al Vigier says the Canadian AI firm will stop pursuing U.S. government work, citing Trump’s annexation talk, and focus on Canadian defence.


















































