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Alberta’s dual-practice system took effect Sept. 1. Under Canada Health Act reporting rules, the first federal transfer deduction cannot arrive until March 2029.
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.
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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 canal drops to 29.5 daily transits in October. Canada’s Pacific ports bypass the waterway entirely, which makes this global squeeze land differently here.
The Canadian Flight Attendant Union says 99 per cent of voting members at Jazz Aviation backed a strike mandate after nine months of bargaining, raising the prospect of a work stoppage at the carrier that flies most Air Canada Express routes.
Health Canada’s new Controlled Substances Regulations take effect Oct. 1, letting pharmacists substitute controlled drugs during shortages — but not in Ontario.
Regina-based cluster commits up to $2.2M to AI for Ascochyta blight forecasting and LiDAR grain-bin scanning, as strobilurin resistance raises the stakes on spray timing.
Twenty-three AI, cloud and telecom companies have signed Canada’s Responsible Data Centre Development Principles, a federal framework that asks operators not to shift electricity costs onto other ratepayers. It carries no binding definitions and no penalties, and the AI minister says provinces are the ones who can add legislative teeth.
Divide spring and early-summer blooming perennials in fall, and get every division back in the ground at least four to six weeks before the soil freezes: roughly late September across the Prairies and northern Ontario and Quebec, early to mid-October in southern Ontario, the Lower Mainland and much of Atlantic Canada. Most perennials need dividing every three to five years. Hosta, peony, Siberian iris, Oriental poppy and coralbells are good fall candidates. Asters and chrysanthemums should wait until spring, and false indigo should not be divided at all.
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