A candidate for mayor in Surrey has alleged that a network based in India is interfering with the local election process. The candidate emphasized that this network is targeting voters not only in Surrey but also in Delta and Vancouver. This claim has prompted calls for an investigation into the matter.
Sources:Peace Arch News, Surrey Now-leader, North Delta Reporter
Canada's Trade Minister, Dominic LeBlanc, is heading to Washington for discussions following threats from U.S. President Donald Trump to impose new tariffs on Canadian goods. Trump's comments suggest a disregard for the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA). The ongoing situation raises concerns over the trade relationship between Canada and the U.S.
Sources:Google News, Panow, Kamloops This Week, Global News
Ontario's Transportation Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria stated the provincial government plans to continue pursuing the expansion of Billy Bishop airport despite the federal government's rejection of the proposal. He criticized the decision, attributing it to the influence of a specific group opposed to the plans. The overall context involves ongoing discussions about the airport's expansion and local transportation infrastructure.
Sources:Global News, The Hamilton Spectator, The Star, Winnipeg Free Press, Oakville News, The Standard, Sootoday, Sudbury.com, Google News, Baytoday.ca, The Record, Wings Magazine
Greenland Mines has received a patent from Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada for its Klotho gene therapy technology. This technology has been exclusively licensed to Greenland Mines. The patent represents a significant development in the field of gene therapy.
Ryder Topolinski has been ranked as Canada's number one junior steer rider. He expressed surprise at the momentum he has gained following significant challenges in recent months. Topolinski's achievements highlight his resilience and dedication to the sport.
Transport Canada has announced a recall affecting more than 2,100 Blue Bird Vision school buses. The recall is due to a flaw in the exhaust hanger that could lead to brake fluid leaks. This issue poses risks of fire and crashes involving the affected buses.
Sources:Niagarathisweek.com, Northumberland News, Caledon Enterprise, Durhamregion.com, Parrysound.com, The Independent Free Press, New Hamburg Independent, The Hamilton Spectator, Niagara Falls Review, Cambridge Times, Northbaynipissing.com, Guelph Mercury, Brampton News, The Peterborough Examiner
Evenflo has initiated a recall of REO car seats sold in Canada and the U.S. This action follows safety concerns related to the headrest of the product. Affected model numbers and next steps for parents will be provided.
Sources:Niagarathisweek.com, Northumberland News, Caledon Enterprise, Durhamregion.com, Parrysound.com, The Independent Free Press, New Hamburg Independent, The Hamilton Spectator, Niagara Falls Review, Cambridge Times, Northbaynipissing.com, Guelph Mercury, Brampton News, The Peterborough Examiner, Orangeville.com
Lennox and Addington County will host the Discover L&A County MEGA Geocaching Event from August 12 to August 16. This event is noted as Canada's only recurring mega geocaching event. Participants from various locations globally are expected to attend.
Calgary is set to receive a new free-to-use community soccer field. This initiative is part of a larger plan by Jumpstart to construct 25 community soccer pitches across Canada by 2029. Funding for the project has been secured by the city.
Cole Carlon, a first-round pick by the Toronto Blue Jays in the 2026 draft, expressed his eagerness to become part of the team. He shared insights into his learning about the organization and the experiences he anticipates in Toronto. Carlon is particularly looking forward to immersing himself in Canadian culture.
The Gordie Howe International Bridge opened with 7,500 vehicles crossing within its first 12 hours. This new port of entry connects Windsor, Ontario, and Detroit, Michigan. The opening is expected to facilitate transportation in the region, although truckers have raised concerns about potential impacts on consumer prices.
Eno Sarris from The Athletic discusses how Major League Baseball front offices evaluate trade returns for top-end players. The discussion covers the factors that influence the return players receive in trades, particularly focusing on the calibre of the players involved. Additionally, Sarris touches on the timing of trades and the potential yields for top prospects ahead of the August 3 deadline.
The Government of Canada has announced funding aimed at promoting French language services in Saskatchewan. This initiative is part of the Community Life component of the Department of Canadian Heritage's Official-Language Communities Program. It aims to strengthen the presence of official language minority communities in the province.
TFI, Canada’s largest trucking company, plans to introduce autonomous trucks in the United States by next year. Testing for these driverless vehicles is expected to commence in the coming months. This initiative marks a significant step towards automation in the trucking industry.
Tim Hortons has launched a new promotion based on the Harry Potter franchise. The promotion has sparked controversy, with critics labeling it as un-Canadian and anti-trans. Reactions have surfaced primarily through social media channels, where the campaign is being discussed among various groups.
Port Weller in Ontario has recorded 127 millimetres of rain over the last 24 hours. This measurement has been reported consistently across multiple regional news outlets. The rainfall may impact local communities and the environment.
Sources:Northumberland News, Caledon Enterprise, Parrysound.com, Niagarathisweek.com, The Independent Free Press, New Hamburg Independent, Durhamregion.com, The Hamilton Spectator, Niagara Falls Review, Cambridge Times, Northbaynipissing.com, Guelph Mercury, Brampton News, The Peterborough Examiner
Manitoba has lifted the wildfire evacuation order for residents of O-Pipon-Na-Piwin Cree Nation. This decision follows an improvement in the fire situation as reported by the Manitoba Emergency Management Organization. Residents had been evacuated for approximately one month.
Nine suspects have been charged following an investigation into human trafficking and sexual exploitation in the Halton region of Ontario. Police allege that at least a dozen victims have been identified, with indications that this may represent only a small portion of the overall issue. The investigation is reportedly the largest of its kind conducted by Halton police to date.
Sources:Google News, Toronto Sun, The Hamilton Spectator, Baytoday.ca, Winnipeg Free Press, The Standard, Sootoday, Oakville News, The Record, Sudbury.com, The Star, Cp24
The Government of Canada has announced that all eligible Canadian adults can now renew their passports online. As of July 28, citizens 16 years of age or older, whose passports were issued within the past 15 years, are able to use this online service. This initiative aims to simplify and expedite the passport renewal process for Canadians.
Sources:Toronto Telegraph, Global News, Cic News, CBC News, Yahoo! News
In a recent interview with Vanity Fair, Will Ferrell shared insights about the filming of the holiday movie 'Elf,' specifically highlighting a connection to Metro Vancouver. While the filming location is known, Ferrell revealed additional details about a specific scene. His comments have sparked interest among fans of the film as the holiday season approaches.
Montreal Pride is set to begin its weeklong festivities on Friday. In response to heightened concerns for safety following a deadly attack in Berlin, festival organizers have stated that security is a top priority. Enhanced security measures will be implemented throughout the event.
Sources:Yahoo! News, The Record, The Standard, Winnipeg Free Press, The Star
Hydro-Québec is reviewing a report recommending that the utility forgive over $250 million in unpaid electricity bills owed by members of various Indigenous communities. The report suggests allowing the communities to determine how the debt should be managed. This study was commissioned by the utility in 2024 and led by former Quebec Superior Court justice François Rolland.
Sources:CBC News, Global News, Coast Reporter, Richmond News, Lakeland News, The Star, Times Colonist, The Hamilton Spectator, Squamish Chief, Ns News, Town And Country Today, Rocky Mountain Outlook, St. Albert News, Vancouver Is Awesome, The Standard, Airdrie News, Western Wheel, Winnipeg Free Press
Keanu Reeves will perform in Vancouver this summer with his band Dogstar. The concert is scheduled for September 16 at Vogue Theatre and supports the band's latest album. Tickets for the event are currently available for purchase.
Boardwalk Real Estate Investment Trust has reported its financial results for the second quarter of 2026, showcasing resilience in its performance. The company also announced a strategic co-ownership partnership with DGAM Canadian Private Real Estate Fund to expand its multifamily platform in Western Canada, which includes an initial investment of $292 million. These developments reflect Boardwalk's commitment to growth and adaptability in the real estate market.
BOARDWALK REIT AND DGAM CANADIAN PRIVATE REAL ESTATE FUND, L.P. ANNOUNCE STRATEGIC CO-OWNERSHIP TO EXPAND WESTERN CANADIAN MULTIFAMILY PLATFORM AND INITIAL $292 MILLION SEED PORTFOLIO
Amazon's Prime Video has secured a 12-year sublicensing agreement with Rogers Communications to exclusively broadcast national NHL regular-season games on Wednesday nights in Canada. This arrangement will begin with the 2026-2027 NHL season and will include broadcasts in both English and French. The deal also gives Prime Video rights to select Stanley Cup playoff series.
Sources:Dose Ca News, Coast Reporter, Richmond News, Town And Country Today, Vancouver Is Awesome, Rocky Mountain Outlook, Prince George Citizen, Times Colonist, Yahoo! News, Airdrie News, St. Albert News, Western Wheel, Squamish Chief, Ns News, Lakeland News, The Lethbridge Herald, Mobilesyrup, Google News, CBC News, Kamloops This Week, The Globe and Mail, Iphone In Canada, Investing News Network (inn), The Hockey News, Winnipeg Free Press, Lethbridge News Now, Brandonsun, The Hamilton Spectator, Infonews.ca, The Standard, Panow, The Star
First Quantum Minerals Ltd. reported net earnings attributable to shareholders of US$136 million for the second quarter of 2026, significantly up from US$18 million for the same period in the previous year. The company’s performance indicates a positive trend in profitability. The earnings report was made public on July 28, 2026, in Toronto, Ontario.
Canadian Copper Inc. is expanding its mining operations in northeastern New Brunswick, which is expected to create over 100 jobs in the region. This initiative has been announced by the New Brunswick government, highlighting the importance of mineral development in the area. The government supports the growth of the mining sector as a means to enhance local economic opportunities.
Sources:Ctv News, The Record, Coast Reporter, Richmond News, Town And Country Today, The Star, Vancouver Is Awesome, Rocky Mountain Outlook, Times Colonist, Yahoo! News, The Hamilton Spectator, Airdrie News, Winnipeg Free Press, St. Albert News, The Standard, Western Wheel, Squamish Chief, Ns News, Lakeland News
Cody Fajardo of the Edmonton Elks, Tyreik McAllister of the Calgary Stampeders, and Travis Theis of the Montreal Alouettes have been named the Canadian Football League's players of the week. Fajardo notably completed 25 of 32 passes for a career-high 510 yards with four touchdowns in Edmonton's recent victory. This recognition highlights their contributions during the last week of play in the CFL.
Sources:Global News, Lakeland News, The Standard, Brandonsun, Rocky Mountain Outlook, Infonews.ca, Richmond News, Prince George Citizen, Ns News, St. Albert News, Winnipeg Free Press, The Record, Western Wheel, Vancouver Is Awesome, Town And Country Today, Coast Reporter, Panow, Times Colonist, Airdrie News, Lethbridge News Now, The Lethbridge Herald, Cfl.ca
The Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization has announced the resumption of trading for MAXX. This follows a period where trading was halted for the security. Details regarding the reasons for the initial halt and the implications of the resumption have not been specified.
Josh Hartnett features in the new Netflix horror series 'Below,' portraying a fisherman from Newfoundland. The teaser trailer showcases themes of underwater monsters. The series has drawn comparisons to the classic film 'Jaws.'
Jim Evenson and Frank (Pop) Ivy have been named as inductees for the Canadian Football Hall of Fame's 2026 class. Both individuals will be inducted posthumously. They are set to be honoured alongside several other notable players.
Sources:Brandonsun, Sportsnet, Citynews Edmonton, Global News, Times Colonist, The Hamilton Spectator, Lakeland News, Panow, Prince George Citizen, Rocky Mountain Outlook, Squamish Chief, Western Wheel, The Standard, Winnipeg Sun, Airdrie News, Winnipeg Free Press, Vancouver Is Awesome, Yahoo! News, Coast Reporter, Lethbridge News Now, Richmond News, St. Albert News, Infonews.ca, Town And Country Today, The Record, The Chronicle-journal, The Lethbridge Herald, Ns News
British Columbia's Conservation Officer Service reported discovering multiple illegal campfires during spot checks over the weekend. As wildfire crews contend with several uncontrolled blazes, the province has imposed fines totaling nearly $22,000 for these violations. The Conservation Officer Service has stated that ignorance of the campfire ban is not an acceptable defense for offending campers.
Sources:CBC News, Western Wheel, Airdrie News, Town And Country Today, Lakeland News, Rocky Mountain Outlook, Times Colonist, Richmond News, Ns News, Vancouver Is Awesome, St. Albert News
A UNICEF official has expressed concerns that Canadian aid directed to Gaza is being compromised by ongoing destruction and restrictions imposed by Israel. The official highlighted the negative impacts on water and sanitation facilities due to Israeli actions. Despite the challenges, the official acknowledged Canada's support for Palestinian welfare efforts.
Sources:Cp24, Ctv News, Times Colonist, Medicine Hat News, Ns News, Lakeland News, Rocky Mountain Outlook, Western Wheel, Squamish Chief, Baytoday.ca, Winnipeg Sun, Airdrie News, Vancouver Is Awesome, The Lethbridge Herald, Richmond News, Sootoday, Coast Reporter, Oakville News, St. Albert News, Town And Country Today, The Chronicle-journal, Sudbury.com
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is attending the funeral of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham in Washington, D.C., having received an invitation from Graham's family. The funeral is taking place at the Washington National Cathedral following memorial services held at the U.S. Capitol. Graham's burial will occur in his home state of South Carolina after the services conclude.
The National Bank Open will be held at Sobeys Stadium in Toronto starting on Saturday, August 1, 2026. Top seeds have been confirmed for the tournament, including a wild card entry for Venus Williams. Tickets for the event will be available for those interested in attending.
Sources:Northumberland News, Caledon Enterprise, Parrysound.com, Niagarathisweek.com, The Independent Free Press, New Hamburg Independent, Durhamregion.com, The Hamilton Spectator, Niagara Falls Review, Cambridge Times, Northbaynipissing.com, Guelph Mercury, Brampton News, The Peterborough Examiner
Five police officers, including three from the Quebec provincial police and two from the Montreal police, have been suspended following a 2018 incident involving a police chase. The Quebec police disciplinary tribunal determined that the officers should not have pursued the suspect, as the chase posed risks to public safety. The incident resulted in serious injuries to a Montreal woman.
Sources:Global News, Ctv News, The Record, The Standard, Winnipeg Free Press, The Star, Cp24
The Port of Vancouver has announced the formal approval of an $850 million terminal expansion project. This development aims to enhance the port's capacity and boost trade in the Pacific region. The project has cleared all necessary regulatory milestones for implementation.
The federal government of Canada has announced a $1.5 billion investment aimed at enhancing artificial intelligence computing infrastructure across the country. This initiative intends to establish supercomputing clusters specifically for AI applications. The funding is expected to bolster Canada's position in the global AI landscape.
The federal and Ontario provincial governments have announced a healthcare funding agreement worth $4.2 billion. The funds will be distributed over five years to address healthcare needs, particularly focusing on shortages of primary care doctors. This agreement follows extensive negotiations between the federal and provincial health ministers.
The Bank of Canada has decided to hold its key interest rate at 3.25%. This decision comes as inflation appears to be stabilizing, alongside concerns about economic growth in sectors such as housing and retail. The central bank's policy aims to address ongoing shelter cost pressures.
Sources:CBC News, Financial Post, The Globe and Mail
Persephone Brewing in British Columbia is officially for sale after 14 years of operation. The brewery's leadership is seeking a suitable buyer to continue its legacy, stating that if no appropriate match is found, they will close the business by autumn. Co-founder Brian Smith emphasized the desire to ensure a proper transition for the farm and brewery.
Europe is set to experience two eclipses within a two-week period. This astronomical event marks the beginning of what is referred to as 'eclipse season'. Observers in Canada have various locations to view these celestial occurrences.
Researchers at the University of New Brunswick have developed a new method aimed at improving the production of certain cancer drugs. This innovative approach could significantly affect the efficiency of drug manufacturing processes. The findings have potential implications for cancer treatment and accessibility.
As of July 24, 2026, approximately 930,000 residents of Alberta have applied for the Energy Rebate. The rebate program was initiated to provide financial relief, with 83 per cent of applicants already receiving their payment of $100. The program is part of the provincial government's efforts to support residents financially.
Evacuees from Kashechewan First Nation will be allowed to return home starting August 4. The community has been under evacuation for nearly seven months due to ongoing issues with their water treatment plant. This development marks a significant milestone for residents who have been away from their homes during this period.
NDP Leader Avi Lewis is taking intensive French immersion courses in preparation for campaigning in Montreal. He aims to support candidates in ridings that will soon be vacated. This effort highlights the party's focus on strengthening its presence in Quebec.
Bell Canada has launched a new feature that detects spoofed calls before they reach users. Spoofed calls, which impersonate legitimate phone numbers, pose significant security risks. This technology aims to enhance user safety and reduce the prevalence of deceptive calls.
A Canadian charity dedicated to providing free medical travel support has reached a significant milestone. The organization addresses transportation challenges faced by individuals in rural and underserved communities who need to travel for healthcare services. Their efforts highlight the importance of access to necessary medical treatment beyond just the appointment itself.
Dubinsky, a player who recently gained recognition after winning the Centennial Cup, has decided to further his education and hockey career at the University of Manitoba. The commitment is seen as an important step in his athletic and academic development. This decision reflects the growing trend of elite athletes pursuing higher education while competing at a collegiate level.
Premiers Doug Ford and Danielle Smith have proposed the Northern Shield Energy Corridor to transport crude oil from Alberta to Ontario. The initiative aims to move approximately 500,000 barrels of oil per day and could potentially extend to Saint John, New Brunswick. This proposal seeks to improve access to international markets, including Europe.
Rock Tech Lithium has entered into an offtake agreement to supply 100,000 tonnes of spodumene concentrate to Transamine, a Geneva-based company. This agreement pertains to production from Rock Tech's Georgia Lake project. The deal aims to facilitate the supply chain for lithium production, addressing growing demand in the market.
Travis Theis, running back for the Montreal Alouettes, has been named one of the Canadian Football League's Players of the Week after his performance against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. This recognition marks the second consecutive week that Theis has received such an honor. His consistent performance has contributed significantly to the Alouettes' season.
Many Albertans express feelings of frustration regarding their treatment within Canada. They cite issues such as equalization payments, federal resource policies, and pipeline delays as sources of their dissatisfaction. The discussion highlights ongoing sentiments of discontent among some residents about their province's standing in the larger national context.
Aecon Group Inc. has announced a partnership to execute an agreement for the Simcoe Battery Energy Storage System Project in Ontario. The project will feature a capacity of 150 megawatts and 1,200 megawatt-hours. Aecon has previously built or is currently delivering approximately 1 gigawatt of battery energy storage systems in Ontario.
According to the Association of Auto Insurers (GAA), car thefts in Quebec decreased in 2025. The GAA released these statistics on Tuesday. This marks a significant change in car theft trends for the province.
Jared Haight, a farmer from Saskatchewan, reports a promising outlook for his crop this year. Despite his optimism, he acknowledges that uncertainties remain in the growing season. Weather conditions and market fluctuations may impact his final yield.
The Federation of Foster Families Nova Scotia reports that the provincial government has reduced its funding by 52 percent from $1.1 million in its March budget. As a result, the organization faces potential elimination of all funding next year. The cuts have raised concerns about the impact on foster families and children in the province.
Rev. Bruce Myers, the bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Québec, is organizing a pilgrimage to raise funds for a hospital in the West Bank. The initiative reflects a commitment to support healthcare and humanitarian efforts in the region. The event aims to increase awareness and gather financial support for the hospital's operations.
Elk Island National Park, located east of Edmonton, has been temporarily closed following severe flooding and storm damage. Parks Canada announced that the closure is necessary due to hazardous conditions, including downed trees. Efforts are being made to assess and address the situation to ensure visitor safety and facilitate a safe reopening of the park.
Dark Star Minerals Inc. has announced a non-brokered private placement targeting up to $337,500 in gross proceeds. The placement involves selling up to 4,500,000 flow-through units at a price of $0.075 per unit. Insiders of the company may participate in this offering.
Electricity Canada has appointed José M. Guibord as its new President and CEO, effective September 8, 2026. Guibord holds a law degree and an ICD.D designation. The decision was announced by the organization's Board of Directors.
Psyence Group has officially changed its name to GoldCoast Resource Corp. following an amalgamation that took effect on July 27, 2026. The company also announced a share consolidation in conjunction with the name change. This decision appears to be part of a strategic move to align with new operational goals.
The Government of Canada has announced new measures to support the softwood lumber industry amid changing trade conditions due to shifts in U.S. trade policy. Financial assistance will be directed towards lumber companies to help preserve jobs in the sector. This announcement comes amid ongoing challenges affecting Canadian softwood lumber exports to the United States.
The Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) playoffs are set to start on August 6. This season has featured several close games and notable rivalries. Fans can expect the matches to be broadcast on TSN.
The Washington Nationals are hosting Canada-U.S. Friendship Day at their home venue. The event coincides with a match against the Toronto Blue Jays. This occasion aims to celebrate the relationship between Canada and the United States through baseball.
Speed cameras will return to Saskatchewan in August. This initiative aims to enhance road safety and compliance with speed limits. The reintroduction of speed cameras comes as part of ongoing efforts to reduce traffic-related incidents in the province.
Morgan Rielly is expected to leave the Toronto Maple Leafs ahead of the 2026-27 NHL season. Reports suggest that this marks the conclusion of his tenure with the team. Rielly has been a prominent player for the Maple Leafs during his career.
The Mini Thni Indian relay team recently participated in the Stampede at the Goodstoney Racetrack. Following their performance, the team is set to return to their regular racing schedule. The event highlighted the cultural significance of horse racing within the Mini Thni community.
Saga Metals is advancing towards a preliminary resource estimate for its Radar titanium-vanadium-iron project located in Labrador. Recent assay results indicate significant continuity of oxide mineralization across extensive areas of the project site. This development represents a step forward in the evaluation of the resource potential of the site.
Calgary-born player DuPont is projected to be a top contender in the 2027 NHL Draft. He is the son of former Flames' draft pick Micki. His performance in the upcoming Hlinka-Gretzky Cup is highly anticipated.
The Yukon has revised its licensing requirements for family physicians who are internationally trained. Physicians from Australia, Ireland, the United States, and the United Kingdom can now apply for a 'Limited A' license, which eliminates the need for additional assessments and supervised practice periods. This change aims to streamline the process of integrating qualified doctors into the healthcare system in Yukon.
A new ranking by Holafly evaluated 200 cities globally for their welcoming nature towards travellers. Montreal was noted for its friendly atmosphere but was surpassed by another city in Quebec. The study utilized six factors, including English proficiency and social support scores, to assess the cities.
An Ontario judge has dismissed charges against a Toronto high school gym teacher due to a lack of available judges, resulting in trial delays. Clipper Miano, 37, faced accusations of sexual assault and sexual exploitation, but his right to a timely trial was deemed violated. The judge's decision follows three consecutive days where no judge was available to preside over the scheduled jury trial.
The Manitoba government has broadened eligibility for the Manitoba Flood Recovery Program in response to severe flooding in June. This expansion aims to support residents in additional communities affected by the recent heavy rainfall. The initiative is designed to assist those who have faced significant hardships due to the flooding events.
The Hill Levene School of Business at the University of Regina has received accreditation from AACSB International, a prestigious recognition for business schools. This accreditation signifies that the school meets high standards of quality and excellence in education. It reflects the institution's commitment to continuous improvement and the enhancement of its business programs.
Darren Kerr is undertaking an 11-day charity run from Port Hardy to Victoria. He faces a foot injury and adverse weather conditions while also encountering wildlife along the route. Despite these challenges, he remains committed to completing the run for his chosen charity.
Several major retailers in Canada, including IKEA, Wayfair, and Best Buy, are currently offering sales on various products. In addition, brands such as Old Navy and Article are also featured in these promotions. Consumers may find discounts on a wide range of items from these retailers.
The Crankworx Whistler event has concluded its Enduro and Air Downhill competitions, with winners already announced. The upcoming Canadian Open Downhill and Rhapsody Slopestyle events are expected to attract large crowds. Details regarding the schedule for these competitions have been provided.
Waterloo regional police have arrested three men linked to a series of home renovation scams targeting seniors. Victims collectively lost approximately $500,000 to these fraudulent activities. One victim also reported an encounter with an individual impersonating a police officer during the scams.
Opposition Leader John Hogan expressed concerns that Newfoundland and Labrador may not benefit from a regional energy partnership with the Maritime provinces. He suggests this could impact the potential for reduced electricity costs for residents. The absence from this deal raises questions about future energy strategies for the province.
A recent survey has shown that there is a lack of awareness among Canadians regarding the connection between chronic hepatitis B and liver cancer. The findings suggest that many individuals may underestimate the risks associated with the disease. Health experts are highlighting the need for increased education and awareness efforts.
The federal and territorial governments have reached an agreement in principle to construct at least 560 affordable housing units in the Northwest Territories by 2030. The initiative involves a combined investment of nearly half a billion dollars. The planned housing units will include social, affordable, and transitional or supportive options.
Equity compensation plans are often misunderstood in the context of employment termination. Employees should verify the details and implications of these plans rather than solely relying on their employer’s interpretation. Clarifying the terms can protect employees' rights and clarify their entitlements upon termination.
Clearwater County will receive $1.2 million in emergency funding to assist with recovery efforts following two EF-2 tornadoes that occurred on July 18. The funding aims to support cleanup and restoration in the affected areas. This financial assistance is part of the provincial government's response to natural disasters in the region.
Toronto will host the SPORTEL conference in March, which will focus on sports broadcasting and monetization. This event follows the city's recent involvement in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. SPORTEL aims to foster international deals in the sports industry.
An infrastructure announcement is set to take place in Saint John, New Brunswick on July 29, 2026. The event will be attended by Wayne Long, Secretary of State for Canada Revenue Agency and Member of Parliament for Saint John-Kennebecasis, along with Mayor Donna Noade Reardon. Media members are invited to cover the announcement.
Intact Financial Corp. reported a net income of $720 million for the second quarter, a decrease from $867 million in the same quarter of the previous year. The financial results reflect changes in the insurance market and operational performance. The company continues to navigate various economic factors affecting profitability.
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston was met by a group of protesters during a visit to Bridgewater on Tuesday as part of his summer tour across the province. The gathering was organized to express opposition to various provincial policies. This incident reflects ongoing public discourse regarding government decisions in the region.
Old Age Security and Canada Pension Plan payments will be deposited into the accounts of eligible Canadians on Wednesday. Some individuals will receive increased payment amounts compared to previous distributions. This adjustment reflects a scheduled update to the benefits provided to seniors.
Manitoba's government announced the opening of the province's first supervised drug consumption site on August 11. Staff training has been ongoing as part of the gradual opening process. The site aims to provide a safe space for individuals to use drugs under supervision and access addiction resources.
Purpose Investments Inc. has announced the final distribution rates for several of its funds for July 2026. The funds affected include the Purpose High Interest Savings Fund, Purpose US Cash Fund, Purpose Cash Management Fund, and Purpose USD Cash Management Fund. These rates are part of the company's ongoing management of its investment offerings.
Centerra Gold Inc. has announced a quarterly dividend of C$0.07 per common share. This decision was made by the company's Board of Directors. The dividend will be payable to shareholders on August 15, 2026.
Gran Tierra Energy Inc. has announced the date for its second quarter results for 2026. The company is based in Calgary, Alberta, and is publicly listed on multiple exchanges. This announcement is part of the regular reporting cycle for publicly traded companies.
A coroner's inquest has been initiated regarding the death of Manui Karl Roux, a French citizen, at a correctional facility in Whitehorse. Roux passed away on December 23, 2024, leading to an investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death. The inquest aims to gather evidence and provide insights into the events leading to the incident.
Canadian athlete Félix Dolci won two gold medals and one bronze at the Commonwealth Games. Weightlifter Maude Charron successfully defended her title, winning her third consecutive championship. The performances highlight Canada's strong showing in the competition.
Workers at Nova Scotia Power are set to vote on a proposed $1,000 signing bonus. This vote will occur this week as stated by their union. The outcome will determine whether workers accept or reject the offer from the utility company.
A recent poll indicates that while a majority of Atlantic Canadians express confidence in their ability to identify fraud, many still engage in online behaviors that could increase their vulnerability. This combination of confidence and risky behavior raises concerns about the effectiveness of fraud detection. The findings suggest a potential gap between perceived and actual online safety practices among the population.
A British Columbia man has been awarded $30,000 after being removed from a Salvation Army-operated halfway house. The decision followed a situation concerning the man's mental health and the safety of staff and residents. The case highlights the complexities involved in providing support to individuals with mental health challenges in residential settings.
Ottawa and Lanark County have initiated a public awareness campaign to inform residents about Red Flag laws and the associated risks of weapons-related incidents. The collaboration involves local organizations including Ottawa Victim Services, Lanark County Interval House, and the Victimology Research Centre. The campaign aims to enhance community understanding and safety regarding these laws and their implications for preventing violence.
A documentary featuring stories from the community of Inukjuak in Nunavik will be presented at the International First Peoples Festival in Montreal on August 5. The film highlights the resilience of the community and its experiences. This event provides a platform for Indigenous stories to reach a wider audience.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) has announced that newly branded vehicles will begin service in Nova Scotia in 2027. This change marks the first time since the early 1990s that the force has updated the design of its vehicles. The initiative is part of a broader effort to modernize the appearance of the RCMP in Canada.
The Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization (CIRO) has announced a disciplinary hearing for Neilay Modi, which will take place before a designated hearing panel. The hearing is set to address potential violations of the Mutual Fund Dealer Rules. Details regarding the nature of the allegations have not been disclosed publicly.
The Government of Canada plans to announce a significant investment aimed at renewing the passenger locomotive fleet. This initiative is intended to enhance connectivity within the country. The announcement will be made by the Minister of Transport, Steven MacKinnon, in Montreal on July 29.
Copper Road Resources Inc. has announced the granting of 300,000 stock options as part of an incentive plan. This stock option grant is part of the company's strategy to attract and retain talent. The options will allow eligible employees to purchase shares in the company at a predetermined price.
NurExone Biologic Inc. has announced the appointment of Mr. David Stolick to its Board of Directors. The appointment is part of the company’s initiative to enhance its governance and strategic direction. Mr. Stolick brings extensive experience in corporate leadership and management to the organization.
In 2025, Canadians reduced their travel spending to the United States by $3.3 billion. This decrease is reportedly linked to economic factors and changes in political climate. Impacts from tariffs and perceptions about U.S.-Canada relations may have affected Canadians' decisions to travel south.
Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton experienced significant crowding during a recent severe storm that impacted a concert event. Over 30,000 attendees sought shelter within the stadium's concourses amid the weather conditions. The event has prompted discussions regarding the facility's readiness for extreme weather situations in the future.
Tesla has repurchased 15 electric vehicles originally intended for the Canadian market. These vehicles did not receive the necessary certification for sale in the United States. As a result, the automaker has opted to withdraw these cars from circulation in the U.S.
The Quebec government has announced an investment of $11 million aimed at promoting physical activity among its residents. This funding will support various organizations and municipalities in their efforts to organize activities for citizens. The initiative reflects a broader commitment to enhancing public health and community engagement in Quebec.
Wings Magazine has announced its annual 'Top 20 Under 40' list, highlighting influential individuals in the Canadian aviation and aerospace sectors. This initiative aims to recognize leaders who are shaping the future of these industries. The list is presented in alphabetical order and showcases a diverse range of talents and contributions.
Former United States President Donald Trump stated that he would prefer independence over participating in a free trade deal with Canada and Mexico. His comments reflect his long-standing skepticism regarding international trade agreements. The implications of his stance on economic relations within North America are yet to be fully determined.
Donald Trump recently shared an image that mocks Canada, claiming it is a fake air filter. The image has sparked reactions online, drawing comments from various users. It reflects ongoing discussions regarding air quality and environmental policy in North America.
Cardinal Energy Ltd. has released its financial and operational results for the second quarter of 2026, ending June 30. The company's production during this period was reported at 25,636 barrels of oil equivalent per day, reflecting a 21% increase from the second quarter of 2025. The growth in production is attributed to additions in crude oil production.
Whatcom Capital II Corp. has approved the grant of 1,100,000 stock options to its directors and officers. Each option allows the holder to acquire one common share of the company. This announcement was made in accordance with the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange.
Canada is currently engaged in extended negotiations regarding trade policies. These discussions have raised concerns about potential economic impacts. The situation continues to evolve as stakeholders monitor the developments closely.
A recent Leger survey indicates that Albertans hold mixed views on the establishment of large AI data centres. While 42% of respondents advocate for a temporary pause on approvals pending an independent review, about 40% of those surveyed did not express a clear preference. The survey highlights concerns regarding electricity prices, grid reliability, water use, and emissions associated with these facilities.
The Immigration Department is reviewing the self-employed immigration stream for artists, performers, and athletes, first reported by Blacklock's. The program has admitted nearly 7,800 individuals since 2014, with the intent of enhancing Canada’s cultural landscape. Concerns have been raised regarding the program's clarity of objectives and its economic impact.
Martinrea International Inc. has announced that it will be reporting its financial results for the second quarter on August 4, 2026. The report will cover results for the period ended June 30, 2026. The company's stock is listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker MRE.
