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Toronto FC close their home season against D.C. United on Wednesday night at BMO Field, needing a result to keep their MLS playoff hopes alive.
Push snow instead of lifting it, take small loads, warm up and rest often. Here are the steps Canadian safety groups recommend before the first big storm.
A federal judge ordered a senior Justice Department official to appear in court and explain whether the government plans to close East Potomac Golf Links on or around Nov. 15, after Trump said it would.
Raphael Lavoie scored his first NHL goal and Adin Hill made 25 saves as the Vegas Golden Knights beat the Ottawa Senators 4-1 to end a three-game skid.
Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon says Quebecers will probably turn their clocks back for the last time this weekend, with expert hearings to decide between summer and winter time.
Filip Hronek scored on the power play with 11 seconds left in overtime as the Vancouver Canucks erased a three-goal deficit to beat the Anaheim Ducks 6-5.
Calgary home sales fell 3.8 per cent in September from a year earlier to 1,650, and the city’s benchmark price…
With Halloween on Saturday, Oct. 31, Health Canada’s guidance covers checking treats, allergens, choking hazards, costumes and safer trick-or-treating.
St. John’s council approved 28 of 39 heritage grant applications on Oct. 20, trimming each by $142.27 to fit a budget that was doubled to $120,000.
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Indigenous Services Canada data shows 39 long-term advisories in 37 communities. Since 2024, 25 were added and 15 lifted, a Canada News Media analysis finds.
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A quarter-point Bank of Canada hike adds about $68 a month, or $816 a year, to a $500,000 variable mortgage. Fixed-rate borrowers wait until renewal.
Chill Thanksgiving leftovers within two hours, store them in shallow containers, eat them in two to three days and reheat to 74 C, Health Canada says.
September job losses arrive 10 days after Deloitte trimmed its 2027 outlook to 1.6 per cent, and its chief economist now sees slower growth as the likeliest path if tariffs widen.
On Oct. 9, 1874, the North-West Mounted Police reached Fort Whoop-Up in what is now Alberta and found the whisky traders gone, a quiet end to a long march.
U.S. employers added 29,000 jobs in September and unemployment rose to 4.2 per cent, while Canada lost 68,000 jobs the same month.
Statistics Canada said the economy shed 68,000 jobs in September, the second straight monthly decline, as the unemployment rate rose to 6.5 per cent.














































