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Toronto, York, Halton, Hamilton and other Ontario police services have paused Crime Stoppers after a leak of 1.5 million tips held by a U.S. platform.
Quebec producers say demand has emptied the province’s maple syrup stockpile, and they want the new PQ government’s help before a poor harvest costs them customers.
Six 27-inch 4K monitors on Amazon.ca, from about $230 to $450, with who each suits and the complaints reviewers raise most.
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.
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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 IMF and World Bank annual meetings opened in Bangkok on Oct. 12 with 18,000 registered, a war-hit oil market and public debt at its highest since the Second World War.
Premier-designate Paul St-Pierre Plamondon plans a homelessness summit and pay freeze first, and says a referendum is no immediate priority in a minority.
Alberta employment rose by 23,000 in September and its jobless rate fell to 6.4 per cent, even as Canada lost 68,000 jobs, Statistics Canada said.
The Canada Energy Regulator approved a Trans Mountain tolls deal that lets the pipeline contract up to 90 per cent of its capacity, up from 80 per cent.
Premier Danielle Smith ordered Edmonton to restore its pre-2024 infill rules and older parking minimums within three months. Council meets Oct. 16 to respond.



















































