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Federal organizations reported $1.04 billion in contracts to Indigenous businesses in 2024-25, down for a second straight year, while the value excluded from the five per cent calculation rose to $37 billion.
Closing a cottage for winter comes down to getting every drop of water out of the plumbing. Here is the full step-by-step checklist, plus the jobs to leave to a pro.
Cal Nichols, who assembled the 38-investor group that bought the Edmonton Oilers for $110 million in 1998 and kept the team from relocating, has died at 84.
On Sept. 14, 1907, Ottawa created Jasper Forest Park in the Alberta Rockies, a railway-driven decision that later forced Metis families out of the valley.
Quebec City’s Micrologic raised $45 million from a labour fund and the province’s investment arm, but Quebec’s own digital sovereignty policy binds no one.
Nova Scotia’s average asking rent hit $2,356 in August, the country’s highest for a fourth straight month, even as national rents fell 4.8 per cent.
Three days after the Sept. 11 attacks, more than 100,000 people filled Parliament Hill for a memorial service Paul Martin later called the largest single vigil ever seen in Ottawa.
George Chuvalo, the Toronto heavyweight who went the distance with Muhammad Ali twice and was never knocked down in 93 professional fights, died Saturday in Toronto on his 89th birthday.
Canadian household net worth topped $19 trillion in the second quarter. Statistics Canada data shows the top fifth of households hold 67.1 per cent of it.
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A 2019 exemption letting refugees sponsor undeclared family expired Sept. 10. Ottawa cites integrity concerns; a 2023 memo called the risk minimal.
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A CBA change takes effect Wednesday cutting the maximum NHL contract term to seven years. Nine players signed for eight years this summer. Edmonton was not among them.
Opinion: columnist Nick Kossovan argues Canadian politicians and media keep falling for Donald Trump’s “strategic distraction” — from the 51st-state taunt to the executive order renaming Lake Ontario “Lake America” — and that every outraged response costs Ottawa leverage while trade, energy and supply-chain files go unaddressed. His prescription, quoting Carleton University’s Fen Osler Hampson: “Lay out your position, then shut up.”
The Free the Detained Migrants Collective is holding a demonstration at noon on Sunday, Sept. 13, 2026, outside the Laval Immigration Detention Centre at 300 montée Saint-François in Laval, Que. The collective is calling for an end to deportations, the release of detainees and status for all, citing what it describes as a months-long rise in arrests, detentions and family separations.
Build Canada Homes turns one with 19 partnerships signed. The parliamentary budget officer forecasts 26,000 units over five years, up 2.1 per cent.
Connor McDavid skated between Leon Draisaitl and Vasily Podkolzin at the Oilers’ informal skate Wednesday and called for line consistency this season.
The U.S. took minority stakes in D-Wave, Rigetti and Quantinuum for $100 million US each. Ottawa’s own equity fund exists, but it is scoped to AI, not quantum.



































