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B.C. voters can cast ballots in advance from Oct. 16 to 21, by mail or on Oct. 24. Here are the dates, hours and ID rules ahead of the provincial election.
Tim Stützle scored twice in the first period as Ottawa beat Boston 4-1, and Winnipeg scored three third-period goals to beat Pittsburgh 3-2 on Monday night.
Winnipeg votes Oct. 28 for mayor, 15 councillors and school trustees. Advance voting runs through Oct. 23; here are the dates, places and ID rules.
In August 2026, Canadian enterprise technology is having to reset its priorities. The rapid deployment of experimental artificial intelligence tools…
In 1949 voters in Dresden, Ont., rejected a bylaw to end restaurant segregation. Hugh Burnett and the National Unity Association pushed until the law caught up.
Two fall polls put support for starting Alberta’s separation process at 20 to 26 per cent, but a motivation gap and a confusing ballot question leave turnout as the open variable on Oct. 19.
The Parti Québécois won Quebec’s Oct. 5 election, ending eight years of CAQ rule, with a minority government projected and a referendum promised for a first term.
Bell Canada signed a Cisco MOU on sovereign AI infrastructure as work advances on its Saskatchewan data centre, which it plans to grow to 1.2 gigawatts.
Media advisory for the collective’s 18th Monday sit-in on Oct. 5, 2026, election day, at 770 rue Sherbrooke Ouest in Montreal.
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Premier Danielle Smith’s office said it has no knowledge of reported meetings between Alberta separatists and U.S. Republican strategists, 13 days before the province’s Oct. 19 referendum.
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Remembrance Day falls on Wednesday, Nov. 11. Nine provinces and territories treat it as a paid holiday, while Ontario and Quebec do not. Here is how it breaks down.
Plant garlic four to six weeks before the ground freezes. Here is when to plant by region, how deep and far apart, and how to mulch cloves for winter.
Vancouver bulldozed its Black neighbourhood for viaducts it promised in 2015 to remove. As voters head to the polls, Hogan’s Alley is still waiting.
Canada’s first documented Black resident was bought, sold and chained, yet for decades the record was read as unable to prove he was enslaved. Here is why.
Canada’s vaccine experts updated their RSV advice this spring. Here is how protection works for babies, older adults and people at higher risk.
Arturs Silovs made 19 saves in a 7-0 Penguins rout of the Flyers, and Nathan MacKinnon and Artturi Lehkonen scored twice each as Colorado beat Los Angeles 8-4.
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