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Residents within two kilometres of London’s Labatt Brewery will hear a three-minute siren Monday between 11 a.m. and noon during an emergency exercise with the London Fire Department.
Environment Canada warns of gusts up to 90 km/h in the Chilcotin and along Highway 97 on Friday, with another stronger storm possible Saturday evening.
Environment Canada says 40 to 80 mm of rain could fall in parts of southwestern Nova Scotia from Friday afternoon to Sunday night.
Environment Canada warns of up to 80 mm of rain on the North Shore on Friday, with far more on Vancouver Island, as the first of several storms reaches the B.C. coast.
The Smashing Pumpkins bring their two-set Rats in a Cage tour to Vancouver tonight, one of only three Canadian stops.
The S&P/TSX composite fell 2.03 per cent to 35,605.27 on Thursday, erasing most of Wednesday’s midterm rally as a global selloff in AI-linked stocks hit Celestica, Shopify and Suncor.
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Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk and NASA’s Anil Menon spent nearly seven hours outside the space station Thursday installing the final roll-out solar array.
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Telus said a small number of calls in Eastern Canada were interrupted on Thursday morning and that all services were restored, with 911 fully operational.
A record-by-record review of Elections Canada’s candidate returns database found that 204 of the 214 candidates in the August 2025 Battle River-Crowfoot by-election have no financial figures published at all, almost nine months after the filing deadline. 203 of them share one official agent.
Health Canada says mice can squeeze through a crack the size of a dime, so mouse-proofing a Canadian home means sealing every exterior opening at least that big, packing steel wool or copper mesh around pipes before caulking, then removing the food, water and nesting material that draw rodents in. Traps come second, set at right angles to the wall and baited but unset for three to four days first. Poison is a last resort: Health Canada says baits should never be the only method of control. Never sweep or vacuum dry droppings, soak them in one part bleach to nine parts water instead, because the deer mouse is Canada’s most common carrier of hantavirus.
B.C. has no active measles cases as students return to class, but the B.C. Centre for Disease Control sequenced a genetically distinct strain after a cluster of 11 cases in the province’s northeast in July and August. That matters because Canada’s measles elimination status, lost on Nov. 10, 2025, is tracked by virus strain rather than case count: the country regains it only once transmission of the original outbreak strain is interrupted for at least 12 months. Neither PHAC nor PAHO has published the date that clock started, so widely repeated late-2027 timelines are inference rather than an official figure.
A Calgary unity concert is set for Sept. 20, but Alberta courts have twice ruled that separation would breach Treaty 7 and Treaty 8 obligations.
Indigenous MPs condemned a residential school denialist shirt campaign this week. Three months earlier, the Senate rejected an amendment to criminalize denialism.
SOCAN filed a Federal Court claim against AI music generator Suno on Sept. 2, alleging outputs streamed in Canada replicate songs by its members.
Canada’s Changing Climate Report 2026 says the country has warmed 2.0 C in 75 years, that about 1 C more warming by 2040 is unavoidable, and that sea-level rise, glacier melt and permafrost thaw will continue even after temperatures stabilize.


















































