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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.
CREA says a Bank of Canada rate hike is now priced in for 2026. Its August data shows a housing market that has not meaningfully moved since May.
Calgary’s benchmark home price fell just one per cent in August. Inside the city, the spread between property types and districts runs past 10 points.
More than 1,000 marched against Carney’s investment summit over fast-tracked assessments. Three Building Canada Act projects face listing decisions this fall.
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 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.
Calgary’s Ultimarii raised more than $13 million led by BDC’s venture fund, with IRAP support. Its stated priority for the money includes deeper U.S. regulatory data.
On Sept. 15, 1959, Georges Vanier was installed as Canada’s 19th governor general, the first French Canadian to hold the office since Confederation.
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.
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Ottawa’s deadline to clear pay transactions older than a year passed in March. Federal data shows 69,000 remain, and a 2025 counting change clouds the trend.
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Canada’s chief public health officer cited an 85% national measles vaccination rate. In Alberta’s south zone and northeast B.C., local coverage runs near 60%.
Canada lost 42,000 jobs in August while wage growth slowed to 2.0 per cent, the weakest since 2017, leaving the lowest-paid workers furthest behind inflation.
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