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The CCB payment date for November 2026 is Nov. 20. CPP and OAS are paid Nov. 26. Dates for provincial benefits and what is not paid in November.
Elections Alberta says more than 3,000 mail-in referendum ballots came back with missing forms or ID problems. Voters have until Oct. 19 to fix them by email.
Standing Buffalo Dakota Nation and Carry the Kettle First Nation want answers, or a pause, on Bell’s AI data centre near Regina, citing water and treaty rights.
On Oct. 7, 1763, King George III issued the Royal Proclamation, creating the Province of Quebec and setting rules for Indigenous land that still shape Canadian law.
The Beach O’ Pines deed barred buyers of “negro race or colored blood”. In 1950 the Supreme Court of Canada voided it, but not on human-rights grounds.
Three New Hampshire men pleaded guilty to U.S. federal wildlife charges after at least 41 poached bobcats were sold through a fur auction in Canada, officials said.
Auston Matthews scored with 14 seconds left in overtime for Toronto, Owen Power won it for Buffalo, and Carolina beat Montreal 6-4 at the Bell Centre on Oct. 6.
Six Canadian business groups and more than 150 investors want Ottawa to adopt a QSBS-style capital gains break and a reinvestment rollover for founders and early backers.
PHAC lists publicly funded pneumococcal vaccine programs in every province and territory. Here is who qualifies where, and what changes by jurisdiction.
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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.
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A survey of 1,100 Canadian workers by Edmonton’s Punchcard Systems found 49 per cent of heavy-industry workers use AI, but 70 per cent of users had no formal training.
QNX, BlackBerry’s automotive software arm, posted record quarterly revenue, prompting the Waterloo, Ont. company to raise its full-year forecast.
Edmonton loaned Damien Carfagna to Bakersfield and waived Matt Tomkins Sunday as a wave of injuries squeezed the Oilers’ cap space to just $228,334 before Tuesday’s opener.
Ottawa is spending billions on Arctic subs and consulates, but Inuit leaders say it still lacks the diplomats to back its sovereignty claims.
B.C. political leaders condemn a masked white nationalist demonstration on the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc reserve days before the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
In 1911 Canada approved, then quietly revoked, a ban on Black immigration, but kept blocking arrivals through medical exams and fare rules for decades.












































