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On Oct. 8, 1918, the Canadian Corps attacked toward Cambrai. That night the 2nd Division crossed the Canal de l’Escaut in the dark and helped save the city from fire.
Canada turned away at least 200 Black volunteers by 1915. The segregated No. 2 Construction Battalion was authorized on July 5, 1916 in response.
Emera and Canadian Utilities announced a merger of equals on Oct. 6 that would create a $72-billion energy company, with votes and regulatory reviews still ahead.
Five electric space heaters that Canadian shoppers are buying on Amazon.ca this fall, with prices, ratings and what reviewers say.
Quebec is the only province with a province-wide winter tire law. Here are the rules for Quebec, B.C., Ontario and the rest, with dates and fines.
Housing Check, Toronto edition: September sales, prices, new listings and the Bank of Canada’s next rate date.
Health Canada has posted recalls for carvedilol 25 mg tablets sold under the Pro Doc, Sanis and PMS names. Here are the lot numbers and what to do.
Two doses of measles-containing vaccine are routine across Canada, but the ages differ. Here is the schedule for every province and territory.
Defence Minister David McGuinty and Premier Danielle Smith announced more than $8 billion in military investment in Alberta, 12 days before the Oct. 19 referendum.
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A $120,518.57 Canada Border Services Agency contract in the federal disclosure register is dated nearly two months in the future, and three other recent entries carry dates that contradict their own reporting periods.
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Polytechnique Montréal’s 50-year-old Slowpoke reactor is at the centre of a push to rebuild nuclear research in Quebec, backed by a $1-million AtkinsRéalis gift.
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.














































