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Closing the office one more day a week could cut a business’s energy use by about 14 per cent, Uswitch research suggests, if the building is powered down.
Five rural organizations in Alberta and Saskatchewan will each receive $20,000 from the UFA Foundation’s 2026 Rural Communities Grant program. Press release.
The Kurds and their allies did the fighting that defeated ISIS. Nick Kossovan argues the West then traded them away for political convenience.
Steven Kaszab argues Canada should prepare for lasting tariffs, diversify trade toward Europe and Asia, and buy Canadian.
Steven Kaszab on Orwell’s slogans, ignorance and why the truth demands work and sacrifice.
Steven Kaszab asks who gains when the U.S. uses tariffs against Canada, and why Canadians should watch for foreign influence in their politics.
Hiring runs on the ‘similar-to-me’ effect. Nick Kossovan explains how job seekers can manage the signals they send and the biases they meet.
Manitoba’s animal rescue charities face mounting pressure as more pet owners struggle with the cost of pet care. The situation…
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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Manitoba’s animal rescue charities face mounting pressure as more pet owners struggle with the cost of pet care. The situation…
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At CGIL’s 120th anniversary in Milan, E-Distribuzione CEO Vincenzo Ranieri said networks, supply chains and skills will set the pace of the energy transition. Press release.
Ceremonies across Canada honoured residential school survivors on Sept. 30 as Carney said the country owes them action, with just 14 of 94 Calls to Action complete.
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Winnipeg and Sept-Îles lose door-to-door mail first as Canada Post starts converting 686,000 addresses by 2027, including 56,000 in Calgary and Edmonton.
Ontario’s minimum wage rises to $17.95 on Oct. 1, but a Toronto one-bedroom still eats about 63% of full-time pay, and the GTA living wage is $27.20.
Evan Bouchard scored three goals and added two assists, but Paul Cotter won it 1:59 into overtime as the Canucks beat the Oilers 6-5 in Edmonton’s opener.















































