Advance voting runs Oct. 13 to 17, mail-in ballots are due Oct. 16 and ID rules have changed. Here is what Albertans need to know before the 10-question referendum.

On Oct. 3, 1914, the first Canadian troop convoy left Gaspé Bay for England, carrying about 30,000 soldiers on more than 30 ships under Royal Navy escort.

A Hamilton-based Gulfstream G100 air ambulance carrying four Canadians and two Bermuda nationals vanished early Saturday on a flight from Bermuda to Boston, and the U.S. Coast Guard is searching.

Québec startup Femtum opened a new Québec City factory on Oct. 1, sixfold larger, to build lasers for silicon photonics chips used in AI data centres.

Canada’s national security review agency has posted no contract disclosures for five straight quarters, though its own reports show it kept paying contractors.

The Canada Revenue Agency kept its Q4 2026 interest rates steady: 7% on overdue tax, 5% on refunds, and a 3% prescribed rate. Here is what that means for your money.

Builders are starting homes at a 229,046 annual pace while resale buyers pause. CREA and CMHC’s August data show a market defined by waiting.

Shut the interior valve, drain the line and remove your hoses before the first hard freeze. Here is how to winterize outdoor faucets in Canada, step by step.

Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem says the bank won’t be too slow if inflation persists. Here is what 3% inflation and $100 oil mean for borrowers before Oct. 28.