Toronto’s Waabi says its self-driving trucks are ready for Texas roads in 2027, pending Volvo validation, backed by Canada’s largest-ever tech raise.

CMHC gave Edmonton $9.6 million in bonus housing funding this spring, months after the PBO found the city’s permit gains likely predate the program.

A step-by-step guide to finding and sealing drafts around windows, doors and outlets before winter, using tips from BC Hydro and Save on Energy.

A US court ruling lets border agents search phones without cause, while Canadian law still requires some suspicion for the same kind of search at home.

Elections Alberta says 673,000 people requested mail-in ballots for the Oct. 19 referendum by Friday’s deadline, more than 10 times the 2023 election total.

Court filings show the Belleville synagogue shooter sued the military for $1 million over his COVID-19 vaccine discharge before the deadly attack.

Ottawa’s first-ever First Nations-only first ministers meeting set for Oct. 26 pairs faster pipeline approvals with a chiefs’ push for real consent power.

Canada’s foreign buyer ban lapses Jan. 1, 2027, with no replacement named. Data cited by a national law firm show its price impact was already small.

On Sept. 25, 1956, Clarenville, N.L., became the Canadian landing point for TAT-1, the first transatlantic telephone cable linking North America and Europe.