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Education Minister Joël Arseneau calls the ban non-negotiable, while Muslim, Sikh and Jewish representatives and Québec solidaire push back.
The following news release was issued by the Government of Ontario (Ministry of Finance) on October 28, 2026. Proposed tax…
The following news release was issued by the Government of Ontario (Ministry of Transportation). Province restores motor vehicle lanes between…
The following news release was issued by the Government of Ontario (Ministry of Natural Resources). New funding supports research to…
The following news release was issued by Foodtastic through Torchia Communications. Foodtastic celebrates prestigious Platinum win at the 2026 MarCom…
Health Canada says DREO model DR-HSH015 ceramic space heaters can overheat and ignite. Here is how to check your heater and get a free replacement.
Real GDP was unchanged in August for a second month, while payroll employment fell 0.3 per cent. Census wind-down explains part of both.
Magna International reported third-quarter adjusted earnings of US$1.83 a share, up 38 per cent, on sales of US$10.1 billion, raised its free cash flow outlook and announced a new share buyback.
Air Canada posted record third-quarter revenue of $6.984 billion and net income of $139 million, but cut its 2026 adjusted EBITDA forecast to $2.4 billion to $2.7 billion on higher fuel prices.
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Four incumbents lost and five did not run in Winnipeg’s Oct. 28 election, leaving nine first-time councillors, in what CBC described as the biggest turnover since 1992.
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Inuvik town council has approved renaming Stringer Road and part of Bompas Street to Ptarmigan Way, citing the names’ ties to the first residential school in the N.W.T.
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.
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