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Sidney Crosby reports to his 22nd NHL training camp this week without the fitness testing that bookended every previous September, one of several changes written into the new collective bargaining agreement.
Home Builders Kept Building in Five of Canada’s Biggest Cities in August. Home Sales Fell in All Six
CMHC data show housing starts rose in five of Canada’s six biggest markets in August even as resales fell in all six, CREA and board data show.
Jason Dickinson left Oilers practice early Friday with an injury as new coach Mike Babcock’s first lines and pairings took shape at training camp.
Radical Ventures raised US$1B for Canada’s largest-ever VC fund, joining RBC and Intrepid in a capital push to keep AI startups from leaving for the U.S.
Ottawa unveils $880M in paid trades placements for youth aged 15-30, as StatCan data show youth joblessness still running above pre-pandemic norms.
Bruce Flatt told Brookfield’s investor day the AI race is already losing momentum because the industry cannot build data centres fast enough, Bloomberg reported.
Ottawa announced a 60-40 split of its avian flu vaccine stockpile with the provinces. Records show 39,200 doses shipped before all 870,000 expired.
Winter burn browns cedars and other evergreens every spring. Here is how Canadian homeowners can water, stake, wrap and mulch to prevent it this fall.
Applications reopen for the federal Black Ideas Grant, but the $8-million round matches the last one, showing funding growth has flattened since 2023.
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Indigenous youth toured Ontario against Carney’s fast-tracked projects agenda. A look at the year-old law, and advisory council, behind the fight.
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Ottawa could table a bill within days forcing mediation before strikes at ports and rail, reviving a fight over Section 107 and the right to strike.
As Canada heads into high-stakes trade talks with the U.S., Canada economy uncertainty is making it tougher for businesses and households to plan with confidence. John Ivison explores how that hesitation could slow investment, hiring and spending at a critical moment.
Dana White’s support is putting a spotlight on Maya Gebala recovery, offering hope to a Winnipeg family facing years of epilepsy-related medical and travel costs. The story shows how one high-profile gesture can bring attention to the real financial strain many Canadians face during long-term care battles.
New polling suggests Pierre Poilievre popularity is slipping among Conservative voters, raising fresh questions about his momentum heading into the next election. While most past supporters still back him, the softer enthusiasm could shape how the party talks about affordability, taxes, and leadership in the months ahead.
Officials say they’re ready to crack down on international student overstays, but fresh scrutiny is raising bigger questions about whether governments are putting anti-fraud money where the risks are highest. For Canadians, the debate over international student overstays is also a test of how well public dollars are being protected.
Toronto fell to the Cleveland Cavaliers 115-105 in Game 2 of their first-round series on Monday. The Cavaliers led the game from…








































