On Sept. 24, 1950, smoke from a massive Canadian wildfire turned day to night across Ontario and the eastern U.S., a day Americans called Black Sunday.

Ottawa is spending $18.7M to expand office space for its new four-day work mandate, even as it cuts up to 28,000 public service jobs, unions say.

Waterloo-Toronto startup Astrus raises US$12M to automate AI chip design, betting on Canada’s reinforcement-learning research edge instead of relocating.

Empire, the Sobeys and Safeway owner, is now legally barred from blocking rival grocers, a deal one Alberta town already shows the real-world effect of.

Adam Sykora is out four to five months for the Rangers, while Ovechkin, Makar and Seguin headline a busy week of NHL preseason injury updates.

Thousands marched in Toronto for Grassy Narrows on Wednesday as new reporting reveals the Dryden mill has changed owners six times since 1970.

Canada’s main stock index fell nearly 600 points Wednesday as a bond-yield surge to its highest level since 2007 rattled markets.

Daily Grand’s Sept. 21 draw and Lotto Max’s $55-million Sept. 22 jackpot both went unclaimed. See the winning numbers and the next estimated jackpots.

Rents in Canada’s most tariff-exposed cities fell nearly four times faster than elsewhere since January 2025, with Oshawa down almost 11 per cent.