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The Edmonton Oilers rookies beat the Calgary Flames rookies 6-1 at Scotiabank Saddledome on Monday, closing rookie camp ahead of Wednesday’s main camp.
Ottawa cut in situ oil sands from the federal impact assessment list. The old rule only applied in provinces without an oil sands emissions cap. Alberta has one.
Jessica Oliver told the Canada FinTech Forum that slow settlement is “extremely profitable.” Payments Canada only began participant testing this quarter.
CMHC projected Toronto mortgage arrears would climb to 0.34 per cent by late 2026 on the assumption the policy rate would fall. It has not, and fixed rates just rose.
Statistics Canada says 98.4 per cent of households answered the 2026 census, one of the highest response rates it has recorded. But response rate is not coverage: in 2021, 63 reserves and settlements were incompletely enumerated, leaving an estimated 58,480 people out of every published table.
Roberta Metsola says the Ottawa liaison office will connect the EU’s 720 MEPs with Canadian MPs and senators. It lands three days before Carney addresses the Parliament.
Bo Horvat was named the 16th captain in New York Islanders history on Monday, one of several NHL moves made ahead of Tuesday’s eight-year contract deadline.
Intrepid Growth Partners closed a US$525-million AI fund on the opening day of Carney’s investment summit, with 55 per cent of the money raised abroad.
Alto bought its first parcel for Canada’s high-speed rail line but will not say where. New expropriation rules mean owners no longer get a public hearing.
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A December 2025 briefing note prepared for Canada’s health minister praised the 870,000-dose bird flu vaccine supply. Ten weeks later, 95 per cent of it expired.
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The NBA approved the Kawhi Leonard trade Monday, returning the 2019 Finals MVP to Toronto for Brandon Ingram, Gradey Dick, four draft picks and a swap.
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.
Transport Canada says every vehicle should carry a winter emergency kit from roughly October to April. At minimum it holds a first aid kit, a shovel, traction material such as sand or cat litter, booster cables, windshield washer fluid, an ice scraper, a flashlight, warm layers and blankets, non-perishable food and water, and road flares or a reflective vest. CAA advises against using road salt as an abrasive because it can rust the vehicle, and recommends a crank-type flashlight since batteries fail in extreme cold.
Clothing and furniture join Canada’s 50 per cent counter-tariff list on Sept. 8, landing hardest on the households whose wages are growing the slowest.
A new Immigration and Refugee Board practice notice takes effect Sept. 7, barring AI-written refugee narratives and requiring disclosure of AI translation. Self-represented claimants are covered too.
On Sept. 5, 1945, Soviet cipher clerk Igor Gouzenko fled Ottawa’s Soviet Embassy with proof of a spy ring in Canada, helping set off the Cold War.
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