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Five countertop blenders on Amazon.ca, from a $99.98 Ninja to a $899.95 Vitamix, with prices and ratings checked on Nov. 14, 2026.
Eight gift ideas for a hiker or camper, from a $17.99 headlamp to a $228.88 camp chair, with prices and ratings checked on Amazon.ca on Nov. 14, 2026.
Montreal police used tear gas on Friday after a student march against austerity and tuition costs ended in clashes. Three people were arrested.
The Supreme Court of Canada dismissed Hannah Lafferty’s appeal from the N.W.T. over her dangerous driving causing death conviction, ruling from the bench.
Prime Minister Mark Carney asked the federal ethics commissioner on Friday to screen him from Telesat and its CEO, Dan Goldberg, 11 days after Conservatives requested a review.
Five home projectors sold by Amazon.ca or a brand store, from $129.99 to $1,049.99, with specs, trade-offs and who each suits.
Income needed to qualify for a mortgage rose 6.0% in a year even as the national benchmark home price fell 3.8%, per nesto analysis of CREA data.
A retired major-general says the CFB Wainwright fire exposed a pay gap of about 32 per cent between part-time reservists and regular force members.
The Federal Court says it has no detail on how $58 million in new budget money will be spent as its caseload nears 31,000, up from 7,600 in 2020.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney said Saturday in Manila that Canada and the U.S. are making progress toward a bilateral trade deal, but no agreement is done and autos remain a red line.
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Ottawa will let provinces nominate up to 100,000 workers already in Canada for permanent residence in 2027, with allocations to be used by March 31.
British grocer Sainsbury’s keeps opening stores in small communities, while Canadian chains close money-losing ones. Steven Kaszab says Canada should take note.
Canada’s long tradition as a peacekeeper is giving way to war preparation, and this Remembrance Day should make us ask what we stand for, writes Steven Kaszab.
Industry Minister Mélanie Joly asked the Competition Bureau to examine whether Cleveland-Cliffs acted in bad faith when it bought Stelco, after its deadline.
The Supreme Court of Canada hears two days of arguments on Ottawa’s ban on hundreds of firearm types, including the AR-15 and Ruger Mini-14, starting Monday.
Environment Canada says a series of storms will bring heavy rain to the B.C. coast from Tuesday to Thursday, after strong winds hit Haida Gwaii and northern Vancouver Island on Monday.
Nine real Amazon.ca gift picks for the person who is always cold, from $9 slipper socks to heated socks and a heated vest, with prices and ratings from each listing.
The City of Calgary’s own senior management expense file shows $1.36 million in net expenses since 2020, with a quarter going to staff recognition and 2025 the highest full year.
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