Health Canada says one in five Canadian homes has a high radon level. Here is how to run a valid 91-day test this heating season, step by step.

Asking rents fell 4.0 per cent in July, but CMHC data shows the cheapest quarter of Canada’s rental stock barely turns over, so the discounts rarely land there.

Edmonton will open Rogers Place free on Sept. 19. The release quietly confirms which group skates where, hours before the pre-season opener against Winnipeg.

Ottawa’s counter-tariffs on $27.6 billion of U.S. goods began Sept. 8. Seafood came off the list in 48 hours. The remission channel that did it is still open.

Four Canadian real estate boards reported August data in five days. Calgary condos fell 8.2 per cent, Montreal’s rose 3.6. There is no one condo market.

Co.Labs opens AI training to non-tech firms across Saskatchewan as Statistics Canada data puts rural business AI use at 9.9 per cent, half the urban rate.

Health Canada’s pilot to move Canadian-made generic drug applications up the review queue closes to public comment Sept. 12. Packaging plants won’t qualify.

The AFN’s new assessment puts First Nations school infrastructure at $19B over 20 years. The number that matters for this fall’s budget is $7.1 billion.

On Sept. 8, 1760, the Marquis de Vaudreuil surrendered Montreal and all of New France to Britain, in 55 articles that still echo in Canadian law.