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Set a holiday budget with the federal planner, shop from a list and cut costs early. Here is a step-by-step guide to Canadian holiday spending.
Brazil’s runoff loser left by land through Argentina and Ecuador and landed in Miami on Oct. 28, days after a court ordered his passports surrendered.
Health Canada says fake Soprano diode laser hair removal and therapy devices, sold with a falsified licence, have reached some Canadian clinics. Here is what the advisory says and what to do.
Five hardside suitcases sold by Amazon.ca, measured against Air Canada’s 23 kg and 158 cm checked-bag rules, with prices and specs read on Nov. 1.
Environment Canada says near-zero visibility in fog continues across Edmonton and area on Sunday morning, with Red Deer also affected.
The Jane Goodall Act died in January 2025 and the federal government has no plan to revive it, leaving about 23 elephants in Canadian zoos and parks, CBC News reported.
Founded in 1849 in what is now southwestern Ontario, the Elgin Settlement at Buxton sold 50-acre farms to Black settlers, who had 10 years to pay for them.
Toronto homeowners have until Monday, Nov. 2 to apply for 2026 property tax and utility relief; household income must not exceed $62,000.
Four Royal Naval College of Canada midshipmen died when HMS Good Hope sank off Chile on Nov. 1, 1914, the first Canadian casualties of the First World War.
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Ontario says sewer-backup flooding in St. Catharines and Lincoln doesn’t qualify for provincial disaster aid, leaving residents in limbo with insurers.
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Ontario says sewer-backup flooding in St. Catharines and Lincoln doesn’t qualify for provincial disaster aid, leaving residents in limbo with insurers.
Wittington Investments, the Weston family holding company, has agreed to buy Boots from Sycamore Partners for US$8.9 billion, with Fairfax as a partner.
Industry Minister Mélanie Joly has given Cleveland-Cliffs five days to respond over planned layoffs of up to 500 workers at Stelco in Hamilton, Ont.
As Parliament returns, MPs are sparring over Bill C-39, the 243-page Building Canada Strong Act, with unions, First Nations and the Bloc raising objections.
Insulate drafty windows this fall with a shrink-film kit. Here are six steps, the supplies you need and the safety rules to follow, including emergency exits.
Two Ottawa-area farms say about 40 per cent of their pumpkins were lost after the wettest July on record, and one is buying in stock to fill the gap.


















































