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Environment Canada says a long snowfall starting Tuesday evening could leave 15 cm in Edmonton, St. Albert and Sherwood Park, with rush-hour disruptions likely.
Kuujjuaq’s former Tusaajiapik elders’ home will serve as a homeless shelter until October 2027 while the Nunavik village seeks funding for a permanent 25-bed facility.
Gasoline and diesel made up four-fifths of the fuel Canadians bought in 2025, while jet fuel sales grew fastest, Statistics Canada said Tuesday.
Five Logitech and Razer webcams sold by Amazon.ca, from $34.99 to $249.99, compared on resolution, privacy and who each one suits.
Winnipeg educator Kelly Hiebert will speak at a free Lt.-Gov. Evenings at Government House event on Nov. 10 about teaching the Holocaust at memorial sites.
Steven Kaszab on a shuttered Thunder Bay brewery and how rising costs, tariffs and taxes are squeezing the small businesses that hold communities together.
Nine Amazon.ca gift picks for dog owners, from a $17.98 travel water bottle to an $88.97 booster car seat, with ratings and prices as of Oct. 27.
Microsoft’s 12-inch Surface Pro lists at $1,699.99 on Amazon.ca with a Snapdragon X2 Plus chip and 16 GB of memory. Here is who it suits and who should skip it.
Five snow shovels and pushers available on Amazon.ca, from a $36 car-trunk folder to a cordless electric model, based on listings and customer ratings.
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Exit polls after Israel’s Oct. 27 vote put neither Benjamin Netanyahu’s bloc nor Gadi Eisenkot’s at the 61 seats needed, with Arab parties projected to win a record number of seats.
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Four 2026 Supreme Court rulings on redistricting, party spending and mail ballots shape the Nov. 3 midterms, with one more election case due next year.
Conservative Party of Quebec Leader Éric Duhaime wants a moratorium on Quebec City’s $7.6-billion tramway. Mayor Bruno Marchand says he will not back down.
South Korea said Oct. 8 it will recall its ambassador to Ukraine after President Zelenskyy disclosed the transfer of two North Korean prisoners of war to Seoul.
Izmir Mayor Cemil Tugay joined President Erdogan’s AK Party on Oct. 7, ending 27 years of centre-left control of Türkiye’s third-largest city and drawing protests.
Nobody won the $80-million Lotto Max jackpot on Friday, Oct. 9. Here are the winning numbers, the Maxmillions results and the $85-million jackpot for Oct. 13.
Toronto police will decommission the voluntary Vulnerable Persons Registry on Nov. 3, 2026, leaving families who rely on it asking what replaces it and what happens to their data.




















































