Winnipeg and Sept-Îles lose door-to-door mail first as Canada Post starts converting 686,000 addresses by 2027, including 56,000 in Calgary and Edmonton.

Ontario’s minimum wage rises to $17.95 on Oct. 1, but a Toronto one-bedroom still eats about 63% of full-time pay, and the GTA living wage is $27.20.

Evan Bouchard scored three goals and added two assists, but Paul Cotter won it 1:59 into overtime as the Canucks beat the Oilers 6-5 in Edmonton’s opener.

Prepare your lawn for winter in Canada: mow, clear leaves, time your fall fertilizer and soak the grass before freeze-up. Verified steps and rates.

In 1997, the Supreme Court weighed whether Judge Corrine Sparks, Canada’s first Black woman judge, was biased for naming racism in policing from the bench.

Ottawa’s $85.5M Rankin Inlet runway rebuild doubles as military prep. Here’s what it means for the Kivalliq, and what the announcement leaves out.

Canadiens beat the Maple Leafs 3-2, Forsling wins it late in OT for Florida and the Bruins blank the Rangers as the 2026-27 NHL season opens.

Ottawa’s new $1.5B rental protection fund targets 7,000 homes in five years, about $214,000 each, against a loss of roughly 64,500 low-rent units a year.

Saskatchewan wants two large nuclear reactors in the northwest by 2042, but won’t give a cost. What Darlington and SaskPower’s debt suggest about the bill.