🇨🇦 CANADA EDITION
ONLY NEWS 🇨🇦
← All archive days
Canada Edition · Day Desk

Friday, October 16

188 stories

Evening digest →
Provincial • 12 days ago
11 Outlets Merged

Federal Government Commits $100 Million to Offshore Wind Projects in Nova Scotia

The federal government has announced a commitment of $100 million toward offshore wind development in Nova Scotia. This funding will support initiatives such as the Wind West project and includes $5 million for preliminary measurements of wind and ocean conditions. The potential first phase of the project could yield five gigawatts of electricity by 2033, exceeding the province's current energy requirements.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, CBC News, Ctv News, Google News, The Star, Radio-canada Ca, Global News
Politics • 12 days ago
3 Outlets Merged

B.C. Conservatives Dismiss Candidate Over Controversial Remarks

The British Columbia Conservatives have removed a candidate from their slate following accusations of offensive remarks related to Adolf Hitler and the Holocaust. The decision comes amid ongoing discussions concerning land deals involving the B.C. NDP government and First Nations. Reports indicate mounting scrutiny over candidate conduct ahead of the provincial election.

Sources: Google News, Ctv News, The Star
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Windsor Construction Industry Requests Clarity on Ontario's Procurement Guidelines

The Ontario government is implementing new procurement rules aimed at prioritizing provincial and Canadian suppliers in public-sector spending. Representatives from the construction industry in Windsor are expressing the need for clearer guidelines to ensure the effectiveness of these rules. Local businesses are hopeful that these changes will create more opportunities for them.

Sources: Ctv News
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Notice Regarding Liquid Marketplace Inc. and Associated Parties

Liquid Marketplace Inc. and Liquid Marketplace Corp., alongside individuals Ryan Bahadori, Amin Nikdel, and Dennis Domazet, are mentioned in a legal notice identified as File No. 2024-10. The nature and implications of this notice have not been detailed in the provided content. Further information may be necessary to understand the context and any potential outcomes.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

CFB Kingston Found in Violation of Environmental Regulations

CFB Kingston has been reported to have violated federal environmental regulations concerning air conditioning systems. The violation involves failing to test for refrigerant leaks as required. Environment and Climate Change Canada communicated this issue to National Defence earlier this year.

Sources: Le Canada Français, Ctv News
Markets • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

CAPREIT Announces Monthly Distribution for October 2026

Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CAPREIT) has announced a monthly distribution of $0.12917 per unit for October 2026. This equates to an annualized distribution of $1.55 per unit. The payment will be made on November 16, 2026, to unitholders of record at the close of business on October 30, 2026.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Technology • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Lucidea to Showcase Argus CMS at 2026 BC Museums Association Conference in Nanaimo

Lucidea will exhibit its Argus collections management system at the 2026 BC Museums Association Conference in Nanaimo, scheduled for November 3-6. The conference will focus on the theme of 'People, Purpose, and the Power of Gathering.' Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about Lucidea's offerings during the event.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Business • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

CES Energy Solutions Corp. Announces Q3 2026 Conference Call Details

CES Energy Solutions Corp. has announced a conference call scheduled for November 13, 2026, to discuss its financial results for the third quarter of 2026. The financial results are expected to be released after market close on the same day. The call will provide stakeholders the opportunity to hear insights related to the Corporation's performance.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Provincial • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Arrest Made in Connection with Toronto Homicide

A man has been arrested in Halifax related to a homicide that occurred in a Toronto Community Housing building. Another suspect is still wanted on a Canada-wide warrant for first-degree murder. The incident took place earlier this month.

Sources: The Star, Ctv News
Politics • 12 days ago
8 Outlets Merged

Former Alberta Premiers Advocate Against Immigration Questions in Upcoming Referendum

Three former Alberta premiers are calling for a 'no' vote on five immigration-related questions in the upcoming referendum on October 19. They argue that these questions target immigrants and threaten the province's economic prosperity. The referendum includes additional topics, but the immigration questions have sparked significant concern among some political leaders and observers.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News, Google News, The Star
Politics • 12 days ago
9 Outlets Merged

Danielle Smith Votes in Alberta Referendum, Advocates for Other Questions

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has voted at an advance poll in a referendum regarding the province's status in Canada. She expressed support for the province remaining in Canada and urged voters to consider the other nine questions on the ballot. The advance voting period has seen a significant turnout, with 174,000 ballots cast on the first day.

Sources: Global News, Google News, Ctv News, The Star
Technology • 12 days ago
3 Outlets Merged

Federal Government Plans $1.5 Billion Data Centre in Ottawa Area

The federal government intends to construct a data centre in the national capital region, with an estimated budget of $1.5 billion. This project aims to support the mid- to long-term objectives of government operations, security, and technology. The data centre is also linked to the needs of Canada's cyber security agency.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Provincial • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Stephen Gogolev Exploring Potential After Successful Season

Canadian figure skater Stephen Gogolev experienced significant achievements during the previous season. His coach, Benoît Richaud, is optimistic about Gogolev's future potential. The young athlete is still coming to terms with his accomplishments and aims to build on them moving forward.

Sources: CBC News, The Star
Business • 12 days ago
3 Outlets Merged

Canada Opens Largest Helium Purification Facility in Saskatchewan

North American Helium has launched the largest helium purification facility in Canada, located in southwest Saskatchewan. This facility is anticipated to boost the province's annual helium output by 40 per cent. The opening of this facility is expected to significantly impact helium production in the region.

Sources: CBC News, Global News, Google News
Politics • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Christian Groups Advocate for Alberta Independence

A movement among Christian groups in Alberta is advocating for the province's independence, framing it as a moral battle. Proponents believe that independence could serve as an opportunity to reform the nation. This represents a growing sentiment in Alberta regarding its political and cultural direction.

Sources: The Star
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

The Canadian Press Commemorates 75 Years of French Services

The Canadian Press is marking the 75th anniversary of its French-language service. This service began operations on September 30, 1951, providing news coverage in French. The milestone highlights the importance of French-language media in Canada.

Sources: The Star
Business • 12 days ago
3 Outlets Merged

Lotto Max Jackpot Reaches $90 Million, Setting Canadian Record

The Lotto Max jackpot has reached a record-breaking amount of $90 million, making it the largest lottery prize in Canadian history. While there were winners for several other Lottery categories, no ticket has yet won the top jackpot. Players across the country are eager to see if they will become millionaires following the recent draw.

Sources: Global News, Google News
Markets • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Canada Goose Scheduled to Release Second Quarter Fiscal Results

Canada Goose Holdings Inc. plans to announce its financial results for the second quarter of fiscal year 2027 on November 5, 2026. The results will cover the period that ended on September 27, 2026. A conference call and webcast will follow the announcement to provide further insights into the company's performance.

Sources: Businesswire, Seeking Alpha
Politics • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Settlement Reached Between Shoal Lake No. 40 First Nation and Federal Government

The Shoal Lake No. 40 First Nation has reached a $17.45 million treaty settlement with the federal government. The agreement aims to address historical grievances related to the community. This settlement represents a step towards reconciliation between the First Nation and Ottawa.

Sources: Google News
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Canada Aims to Attract Foreign Investment in Wind Power

Canada's Energy Minister Tim Hodgson stated that the country aims to provide certainty to foreign wind power companies. This move is intended to attract investments that might be hesitant due to the regulatory environment in the United States. The initiative comes as part of Canada's broader strategy to enhance its renewable energy sector.

Sources: The Star
Provincial • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Nova Scotia Premier Addresses Cost-of-Living Concerns with Energy Board Proposal

Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston has proposed regulations to allow the energy board to consider Nova Scotia Power's plan to remortgage approximately $1 billion in costs. He stated that this decision was influenced by the pressures of rising living costs on residents. Opposition leaders, however, have voiced skepticism regarding his motivations.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • 12 days ago
3 Outlets Merged

Manitoba Government Plans to Use Crypto Levy for Hydro Rate Reduction

The Manitoba government has announced its intention to direct revenue from a levy on cryptocurrency operations towards reducing hydro rates for residents. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to manage energy costs in the province. The exact details on the implementation and financial impact of this levy are still to be outlined.

Sources: CBC News, Ctv News, The Star
Provincial • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Fall Storm in Ontario Expected to Bring Rain and Strong Winds

A fall storm is anticipated to impact Ontario, bringing rain and strong winds, with temperatures dropping significantly. This drop may result in the region's first snowflakes of the season. Various areas, including Toronto, Sarnia, and London, have recently experienced record-breaking temperatures for this time of year.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Eby Defends Proposed Indigenous Land Transfer Legislation in B.C.

British Columbia NDP Leader David Eby has defended draft legislation that aims to limit the compensation of forest companies when land is transferred to First Nations. The legislation is framed as a cost-saving measure. Eby asserts that the proposal is focused on financial implications rather than undermining Indigenous rights.

Sources: Ctv News, The Star
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Residents in Ottawa Fight Against Demovictions Affecting Housing Stability

Residents in Ottawa are facing the possibility of losing their homes due to demovictions. These residents, including an Olympic gold medallist, have expressed their commitment to fighting against the loss of affordable housing. They highlight the impact of demovictions on the communities they have established over the years.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 12 days ago
3 Outlets Merged

SeatGeek Canada Fined by Ontario for Ticket Resale Violations

SeatGeek Canada has been issued two additional fines by the Ontario government related to alleged violations of a law limiting the resale of event tickets to face value. The total of the fines amounts to $22,500, as indicated on the province’s consumer awareness website. The actions are part of ongoing regulatory measures concerning ticket resale practices in the province.

Sources: CBC News, The Globe and Mail, Ctv News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Dog Owner Charged Following Incident Involving Mule Deer in Canmore

A dog owner in Canmore, Alberta, has been charged under the Provincial Parks Act after their off-leash dog killed a mule deer. The charges were announced by Alberta's Ministry of Forestry and Parks. Details about the incident and the specific nature of the charges have not been fully disclosed.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Avian Influenza Cases Reported in Manitoba and Alberta

Avian influenza, specifically highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), has been reported in both Manitoba and Alberta. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely and taking necessary precautions to mitigate the spread of the virus. Farmers and poultry producers are urged to remain vigilant and report any unusual mortality in their flocks.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 12 days ago
8 Outlets Merged

Nationwide Recall of Various Organic Cheeses Due to Listeria Contamination Risk

Health Canada has issued a recall for several brands of organic cheeses sold across Canada due to potential Listeria monocytogenes contamination. The recalled brands include Farm Boy, L'Ancêtre, and Life Smart. So far, no illnesses associated with these products have been reported.

Sources: Les Affairs, Global News, CBC News, Ctv News, Google News, The Star
Business • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

AG Growth International Inc. Schedules Conference Call for Third Quarter Results

Ag Growth International Inc. (TSX: AFN) will hold a conference call on November 12, 2026, to discuss its third quarter results for the period ending September 30, 2026. A news release with the results will be issued after market close on November 11, 2026. Participants can attend via webcast or by phone.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Politics • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Steven Galloway Concludes Testimony in Defamation Lawsuit

Steven Galloway, author and former chair of creative writing at the University of British Columbia, has completed his testimony in a defamation lawsuit. The trial is taking place in Vancouver. Galloway is seeking damages over allegations that he claims have harmed his reputation.

Sources: Ctv News, The Star
Provincial • 12 days ago
6 Outlets Merged

Asa Vermette Successfully Executes 97ft Backflip at Red Bull Hardline BC

Asa Vermette performed a 97-foot backflip during the Red Bull Hardline event in British Columbia. The finals of the event were rescheduled to Friday due to weather conditions. The Red Bull Hardline is known for its challenging course featuring significant jumps and drops.

Sources: Google News
Technology • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Research Finds Israeli Advertising Firm Linked to Spyware Incidents

A report by the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab claims that an Israeli advertising agency has placed ads that may expose internet users to spyware attacks. The research suggests that these ads have reached a significant number of users globally. The investigation specifically highlights concerns regarding the targeted nature of these ads and their potential use in espionage activities.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Coutts, Alberta Conversations on Border Issues Intensify

Coutts, a village in southern Alberta, is located adjacent to the U.S. border and hosts the province's busiest commercial border crossing. The local economy relies heavily on cross-border trade, with hundreds of trucks passing through daily. Residents are currently engaged in discussions related to upcoming referendums affecting their community.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 12 days ago
7 Outlets Merged

B.C. Party Leaders Participate in Televised Election Debate

British Columbia's major party leaders engaged in a televised debate in Vancouver on Wednesday night. The discussion covered several issues, including health care, housing, public safety, and Indigenous relations. This debate marks the only televised confrontation ahead of the upcoming provincial election on October 24.

Sources: The Star, Google News
Politics • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Provinces Express Concerns Over Continued Health Funding Challenges Despite Federal Extension

Provincial and territorial health ministers have expressed concerns about an impending 'fiscal cliff' in healthcare funding. The federal government has extended funding for mental health, addictions, and home care services for an additional year. However, provincial leaders feel that this extension is insufficient to address ongoing financial challenges in the healthcare system.

Sources: CBC News, The Star
Politics • 12 days ago
3 Outlets Merged

Freeland Advocates for Trade Diversification Away from the U.S.

Former Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland has stated that Canada should prioritize diversifying its trade relationships beyond the United States. She emphasizes that this move is essential for national security. The call for trade diversification reflects an ongoing conversation about Canada's economic strategy.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News, The Star
Provincial • 12 days ago
4 Outlets Merged

Wind Warning Issued for Parts of Alberta as Thousands Experience Power Outages

Environment Canada has issued a wind warning for northern and central Alberta, expecting gusts up to 90 km/h. The winds have resulted in power outages affecting thousands of residents, particularly in the Edmonton area. Cleanup efforts are underway following the impact of the strong winds across the region.

Sources: CBC News, Google News, Ctv News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Surrey Set to Become Largest City in British Columbia

Surrey is projected to become the largest city in British Columbia within the next four years. The growth is attributed to various factors, including population increase and urban development. Local leaders are preparing for this transition and its implications for governance and infrastructure.

Sources: Ctv News
Provincial • 12 days ago
5 Outlets Merged

Ottawa Senators Defeat New York Islanders 2-1

The Ottawa Senators won 2-1 against the New York Islanders on Thursday night, with Shane Pinto scoring the deciding goal in a shootout. The game saw both teams performing at a competitive level, leading to the shootout. Goalie Jeremy Ullmark made 20 saves for the Senators during the match.

Sources: Global News, Google News, The Star
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Edmonton Residents Recognized with Alberta's Highest Honour

Eight individuals from Alberta were awarded the province's highest honour for their contributions to leadership and community service. Among the recipients, four were from the Edmonton area. The awards were announced on Thursday.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Debate over Alberta's Separation Gains Attention

Discussions surrounding Alberta's potential separation from Canada are intensifying, particularly in smaller communities. Residents express varying opinions on the merits and risks of separation. The debate includes reference to other global examples, such as Singapore, but opinions remain deeply divided.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Google News
Provincial • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Raptors Lose to Knicks in Pre-season Match

The Toronto Raptors faced the New York Knicks in a pre-season game on Thursday. Scottie Barnes scored 23 points, while Canadian RJ Barrett contributed 21 points to the game. Ultimately, the Raptors lost by a narrow margin of 122-120.

Sources: Global News, The Star
Technology • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

University of Ottawa Develops New Drug-Delivery Method for Neurodegenerative Diseases

Researchers at the University of Ottawa have developed a new method for drug delivery that shows potential in addressing neurodegenerative diseases. The method focuses on administering drugs directly to the brain, aiming to improve treatment efficiency for ailments like Alzheimer's and ALS. Preliminary studies in mice indicate that this approach may delay disease onset when using ALS treatment.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Government Receives Guidance on Potential ICC Arrest Warrants

An internal memo indicated that the Trudeau government may be expected to pursue arrests dictated by the International Criminal Court (ICC). This includes potential warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and various Hamas leaders. The context surrounds ongoing investigations by ICC prosecutors.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Technology • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Samsung Canada Introduces 'Ask Us Anything' Initiative for Foldable Phones

Samsung Canada has launched a new initiative called 'Ask Us Anything' aimed at providing answers to Canadians regarding foldable phones. This program is intended to boost consumer confidence as foldable devices become more mainstream. The initiative leverages Samsung's eight years of experience in the foldable phone market.

Sources: Financial Post, Google News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

92-Year-Old Appeals Ontario Landlord and Tenant Board Decision on Eviction

Isidoro Ventullo, a 92-year-old man, is appealing a decision made by the Ontario Landlord and Tenant Board that dismissed his application for bad faith following an eviction. This eviction occurred during a heat wave in Toronto. Ventullo's case raises concerns about tenant rights and aging individuals facing housing instability.

Sources: The Star
Provincial • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Increase in Clean Fuel Charges Affects Summer Driving Costs in New Brunswick

Motorists in New Brunswick are now paying more in clean fuel charges on gasoline than the provincial gas tax. This shift marks the first time clean fuel charges have surpassed the gas tax in magnitude. The rise in costs is attributed to federal policies that have exceeded initial projections for New Brunswick consumers.

Sources: CBC News, Google News
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Bank of Canada Reports on Economic Impacts of Low Birth Rate and Declining Immigration

The Bank of Canada has issued a report highlighting the effects of low birth rates and declining immigration on the economy. According to the report, an aging population will influence the types of goods and services produced. This demographic shift poses significant challenges for economic growth and sustainability.

Sources: The Star
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Concerns Raised Over Deepening Trade with China

A Tokyo-based academic has expressed caution regarding Canada's potential for increased trade relations with China. The academic's remarks highlight concerns about the implications of such an economic strategy. The commentary urges a careful evaluation of the risks and benefits associated with deepening these ties.

Sources: Google News
Technology • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Potential Cybersecurity Risks to Grocery Store Freezers in Canada

Experts suggest that a cyberattack similar to the recent incident affecting grocery store freezers in France could potentially occur in North America. The incident highlights vulnerabilities in network connectivity and software security that need to be addressed. There are ongoing discussions about ensuring such technology is secured and remains under domestic control to prevent similar threats.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Google News
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Gas Prices Show Mixed Trends in the Maritimes

Gas prices have decreased across the Maritimes, with notable variations in specific regions. Diesel prices have seen an increase in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. These fluctuations reflect the ongoing changes in fuel market dynamics within the region.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Call for Automated External Defibrillators in Ontario Schools

There is a growing demand for the presence of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) in every school across Ontario. Advocates argue that equipping schools with these devices could potentially save students' lives during medical emergencies. Many believe this initiative is crucial for improving student safety in educational settings.

Sources: Google News
Politics • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Discussion Surrounds Corporate Tax Reform and Investment Competitiveness

There is a growing discussion regarding corporate tax reform in Canada ahead of the upcoming federal budget. Stakeholders emphasize the need for changes to enhance business investment competitiveness. The conversation is informed by various perspectives on the potential impacts of these reforms on the economy.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Google News
Business • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Canadian Steel Industry Shows Signs of Recovery Amid U.S. Tariffs

Canada's steel industry is experiencing a recovery due to increased domestic demand stemming from sectors like mining, energy, and AI data centres, coupled with government support. However, the benefits of this recovery are not uniform across the country. Various regional impacts have been noted in response to the U.S. tariffs imposed on Canadian steel.

Sources: Ctv News, Google News
Politics • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Alberta Separatist Conference Highlights Support for Independence and Strategic Disagreements

The WeUnify organization held the 'Reclaiming Alberta' conference in Calgary, where attendees discussed the province's independence from Canada. A significant majority of participants voted against the necessity of Alberta remaining part of Canada. The event showcased varying opinions among separatists regarding the relationship Alberta should have with the United States post-independence.

Sources: The Guardian
Markets • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Exchange Income Corporation Declares Dividend for October 2026

Exchange Income Corporation has declared eligible dividends of $0.24 per share for the month ending October 31, 2026. The dividends are set to be payable on November 13, 2026. The announcement was made by the corporation’s directors in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Sources: Financial Post, Businesswire
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Brand Digital Expands Social Media Management Services in Montreal

Brand Digital Inc., a Montreal-based social media and digital marketing agency, has announced an expansion of its social media management services. The enhanced approach aims to assist businesses in strengthening their online presence through creative content and professional video production. Founded in 2014, Brand Digital has developed digital marketing solutions for various businesses in Quebec and across Canada.

Sources: Businesswire
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Insolvencies Rise in Canadian Transportation and Warehouse Sector

Recent reports indicate that there has been a significant increase in insolvencies within Canada's transportation and warehouse sector during the second quarter of the year. This trend reflects ongoing challenges faced by businesses in these industries. Stakeholders are assessing the implications for the broader economy.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

British Columbia Campaign Pledge on Abortion Funding

A campaign pledge in British Columbia proposes to remove public funding for elective third-trimester abortions. The proposal is generating discussion and varying opinions regarding its implications and reception. The initiative reflects the ongoing debate surrounding reproductive health policies in Canada.

Sources: National Post
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Health Canada Issues Recall for Certain Medications

Health Canada has announced a recall of specific medications due to safety concerns. The agency has advised consumers to stop using the recalled products immediately. Further details regarding the specific medications and instructions for consumers will be provided by Health Canada.

Sources: Google News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

OPP Deputy Commissioner Reflects on Five-Year Tenure

Bryan MacKillop has recently taken on a new role with the Ontario Provincial Police as deputy commissioner and provincial commander of traffic safety and operational support. He reflects on his last five years leading the force's northwest division. MacKillop's tenure included significant developments in policing strategies and community engagement efforts.

Sources: Ctv News
Politics • 12 days ago
8 Outlets Merged

Ottawa Considers Legal Action Over Stelco Layoffs

Industry Minister Mélanie Joly is addressing the layoffs of up to 500 workers at Stelco. Joly has indicated that Ottawa may take legal action, including potential financial penalties and forcing a sale of Stelco's Canadian assets. Despite the warnings from the government, layoff notices continue to be issued at Stelco's Hamilton plant.

Sources: Global News, Google News, Seeking Alpha, Ctv News, Financial Post
Markets • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Canoe Financial Introduces New Quantitative Investment Solutions

Canoe Financial has launched two new equity funds, the Canoe Quantitative Global Equity Fund and the Canoe Quantitative International Equity Fund. Both funds will be sub-advised by Acadian Asset Management, a specialist in systematic investing. This expansion adds to Canoe Financial's existing range of investment offerings.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Investigation Underway into Allegations Involving Former MP Raj Grewal

Former MP Raj Grewal is facing allegations of fraud, which have reportedly prompted an investigation by Peel Regional Police and the Ontario legal regulator into his law firm. Grewal's father-in-law claims to be a victim of the alleged fraud. The situation has raised concerns regarding the conduct and operations of the firm founded by Grewal.

Sources: National Post
Politics • 12 days ago
4 Outlets Merged

Supreme Court to Hear Challenge Against Ontario Place Redevelopment Legislation

The Supreme Court of Canada is set to hear arguments from a coalition questioning the constitutionality of a law facilitating redevelopment at Ontario Place. The Crown, along with Ontario's attorney general, is advocating for the dismissal of this case. The outcome could have significant implications for the future of the Ontario Place project.

Sources: Global News, Ctv News, The Star, CBC News
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Eastport Critical Metals Corp. Announces Presentation at Virtual Investor Conference

Eastport Critical Metals Corp. has announced its participation in the Precious Metals & Critical Minerals Virtual Investor Conference. The event will take place online on October 15, 2026. The company's CEO, Daniel Major, will present details regarding their exploration activities in Botswana.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Lloydminster Considers Transportation Subsidies for Low-Income Residents

Lloydminster, a city with a population of approximately 32,000 located on the Alberta/Saskatchewan border, currently lacks a public transportation system. City officials are exploring the possibility of subsidizing transportation for low-income residents. This initiative aims to improve accessibility and mobility for those who may not have reliable transportation options.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Jakub Dobes Faces Challenges as Canadiens Lose to Capitals

The Montreal Canadiens faced the Washington Capitals and lost with a score of 5-4. Goaltender Jakub Dobes started the game but experienced challenges throughout. The loss adds to Dobes' ongoing struggle for a stable position as the team's starting goaltender.

Sources: Google News, Global News
Politics • 12 days ago
5 Outlets Merged

Federal Government Extends Funding for Mental Health and Home Care

The federal government of Canada has announced a one-year extension of funding for mental health, addictions, and home care services. This funding is being provided to provinces and territories. Canadian health ministers are currently meeting in Winnipeg to discuss this development.

Sources: The Star, Ctv News, Google News, CBC News
Politics • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Poll Reveals Mixed Opinions on Federal Intervention in Labour Strikes

A recent poll indicates that approximately one-third of Canadians support granting the labour minister the authority to intervene in labour strikes deemed not in the country's best interest. However, the poll also suggests that there is hesitance, as many respondents slightly lean towards believing that legislation may be necessary for such actions. This reflects a divide in public opinion regarding the balance of power between federal authority and workers' rights.

Sources: National Post
Technology • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Canada's Digital Conditions Index Score Falls Short Compared to Other Countries

Canada scored 57.7 out of 100 on a recently released digital conditions index. This score places Canada below several leading countries, notably Singapore, and just above Brazil, which ranked last. Concerns over digital confidence in Canada may be contributing to this lower performance.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

BioTalent Canada Reveals I.D.E.A.L. Scholarship Recipients

BioTalent Canada has announced the three recipients of its annual I.D.E.A.L. Scholarship™, which supports individuals pursuing studies in the biosciences. Each recipient will receive a scholarship of $10,000 to assist with their post-secondary education. This scholarship aims to promote inclusion, diversity, equity, and accessibility within the sector.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Decline in Used Vehicle Sales Reported for August

Used vehicle sales in Canada decreased by 6.9% in August, according to a report by CARFAX Canada. The decline is attributed to challenges in affordability and ongoing economic uncertainty affecting consumer behaviour. This trend signals a potential shift in market demand for used vehicles across the country.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 12 days ago
3 Outlets Merged

Canada Seeks Trade Deal with India by Year-End

Canada is actively pursuing a trade deal with India, aiming to finalize the agreement by the end of the year. International Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu announced that the country's largest trade mission to India in three decades has led to around 30 commercial partnerships valued at $300 million. This initiative is seen as a strategic move to strengthen economic ties and diversify partnerships amid rising trade tensions with the U.S.

Sources: Financial Post, CBC News, National Post
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Alpha Controls Partners with FertiTech Canada for Calibration Services

Alpha Controls & Instrumentation Inc. has been appointed as a third-party calibration provider for FertiTech Canada Inc. The partnership will focus on the calibration of Nilotech temperature probes. This agreement is expected to enhance Alpha Controls' role in providing specialized instrumentation services.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Investigation Ongoing Following Multi-Vehicle Crash on Highway 401

Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a multi-vehicle crash on Highway 401 that resulted in an intense fire. The fire has hindered efforts to ascertain the number of casualties. The incident occurred on Tuesday, and details regarding the crash are still emerging.

Sources: Global News
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

BetMGM Extends Partnership with NHL Star Connor McDavid

BetMGM has announced a multi-year extension of its partnership with National Hockey League player Connor McDavid. The company aims to continue promoting its responsible gambling campaign alongside the partnership. McDavid has been an ambassador for BetMGM since March 2022.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

B.C. Restaurant Recognized as Best in North America

A restaurant located in Richmond, B.C., has been awarded the title of the best restaurant in North America by a global hospitality and culinary industries group. This recognition marks a significant achievement as it is the first time a Canadian establishment has received this honour. The announcement highlights the growing prominence of Canadian cuisine on the international stage.

Sources: The Star, CBC News
Politics • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Canada's Fisheries Minister to Visit China Before Tariff Deadline

Canada's Fisheries Minister is set to travel to China at the end of the month. This visit comes ahead of an upcoming tariff deadline impacting the country's lobster and crab industries. The outcome of this trip could have significant implications for these sectors.

Sources: CBC News
Markets • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Canadian Banc Corp. Completes Overnight Offering of Shares

Canadian Banc Corp. has announced an offering of Preferred Shares and Class A Shares. The sales period for this overnight offering concluded on October 15, 2026, resulting in anticipated gross proceeds of approximately $60.0 million. National Bank Financial Inc. is leading the offering.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 12 days ago
11 Outlets Merged

Supreme Court to Review Federal Ban on Single-Use Plastics

The Supreme Court of Canada has announced that it will hear an appeal regarding the federal government's ban on single-use plastics. This decision follows the Federal Court of Appeal's January ruling, which allowed the government to maintain the ban. The outcome of this case may have significant implications for environmental policy in Canada.

Sources: Le Canada Français, Le-nouvelliste, Le Soleil, Le Devoir, Lapresse Ca, La Tribune, Le Droit, Le Quotidien, La-voix-de-lest, CBC News, The Globe and Mail
Technology • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Impact of AI Data Centres on Canadians' Economy

Investments in AI data centres in Canada are rapidly increasing, raising questions about their potential effects on the economy. These developments may lead to job creation while also posing risks such as rising electricity costs. Experts are evaluating how these changes could affect Canadians’ financial well-being.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Poll Shows Strong Support for Smoke-Free Generation Law in Canada

A recent Abacus Data poll reveals that 96% of Canadians believe it's important to prevent children from taking up smoking or vaping, and 76% support a Smoke-Free Generation law similar to one recently implemented in the United Kingdom. This poll was commissioned by the National Lung Health Alliance. The results indicate a high level of public concern regarding youth smoking and vaping rates.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Lux Metals Corp. Updates on Exploration Activities at La Grande Gold Project

Lux Metals Corp. has announced updates regarding its planned exploration program at the La Grande Gold Project in British Columbia. The company highlighted key aspects of the exploration activities as part of its corporate update. The La Grande Gold Project is considered a significant part of Lux's portfolio.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

RCMP Heritage Centre Advocates for National Museum Status

The RCMP Heritage Centre in Regina is seeking to achieve national museum status. This change would place the centre alongside the existing nine official national museums in Canada. The request comes as part of efforts to expand its recognition and resources.

Sources: Global News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Saskatchewan Launches Immunization Campaign for Influenza and COVID-19 Vaccines

The Saskatchewan government has initiated its 2026-27 immunization campaign aimed at increasing vaccination rates for influenza and COVID-19. This campaign will provide free vaccines to residents. The government emphasizes the importance of immunization in public health efforts.

Sources: Global News
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Ryan Achieves Great Place To Work Certification in Eight Countries

Ryan has been recognized as a Great Place To Work Certified™ company in eight countries for 2026. This certification reflects the firm's commitment to creating a positive team member experience. The countries include Australia, Canada, France, India, the Philippines, Portugal, the United Kingdom, and the United States.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Recruitment Efforts Underway for MRI Technologists in Newfoundland and Labrador

Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services is actively recruiting and training new MRI technologists. This initiative aims to address existing vacancies and support the operation of new MRI machines in Grand Falls-Windsor and Happy Valley-Goose Bay. The health authority's efforts are part of a broader strategy to enhance healthcare services in the province.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Saskatchewan Government Initiates Public Consultation on Farmland Security Act

The Saskatchewan government has announced a public consultation process regarding the Farmland Security Act. This initiative is part of a legislative review aimed at examining the current laws surrounding farmland use and ownership. The consultations will allow stakeholders to voice their opinions and contribute to potential changes in the legislation.

Sources: Global News
Politics • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Carney Addresses Potential Foreign Involvement in Alberta Vote

Prime Minister Mark Carney affirmed that the Canadian government has communicated with foreign nations, including the United States, regarding their non-interference in domestic electoral processes. He emphasized Ottawa's position against any foreign meddling in the Alberta vote. This statement comes amid discussions concerning the integrity of Canadian elections and foreign influence.

Sources: Global News
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Canadian Manufacturing Sales Increased in August

In August, Canadian manufacturing sales saw an increase, primarily driven by the metal and chemical sectors. The reported data did not account for the full implementation of new U.S. tariffs, which recently escalated to 50%. The implications of the tariffs on future manufacturing sales remain uncertain.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Growing Opposition to Datacentres in Ontario Municipal Elections

Grassroots advocacy group Stop the Datacentre is mobilizing support ahead of the upcoming municipal elections in Ontario. The group is part of a larger network that is tracking more than 100 datacentre projects across Canada. There is a concerted effort to raise awareness and challenge the rapid expansion of datacentres in various communities.

Sources: Global News, Financial Post
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Nutrien Schedules Third Quarter 2026 Results Release and Conference Call

Nutrien Ltd. has announced the release date for its third quarter 2026 results, set for after market close on November 4. A conference call to discuss these results will be held on November 5 at 10:00 a.m. EST. Investors can participate by calling provided numbers.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Rising Fixed Mortgage Rates Amid Increasing Bond Yields

Fixed mortgage rates in Canada have seen an increase this year, primarily influenced by rising global bond yields. This surge in rates coincides with a significant wave of mortgage renewals affecting over a million households. Experts are advising homeowners to carefully consider their options between variable and fixed rate mortgages during this period.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Global News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Uncertainty Surrounds Opening of New Urgent Care Centre in Mount Pearl

The Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services and the provincial health department have not provided a timeline for the opening of a new urgent care centre in Mount Pearl. Meanwhile, the provincial government is focusing on the construction of a third urgent care centre in Conception Bay South. The lack of clarity on the Mount Pearl facility raises concerns about access to urgent health services in the region.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 12 days ago
4 Outlets Merged

FSIN Initiates Legal Action Against Indigenous Services Canada Over Audit Dispute

The Federation of Sovereign Indigenous Nations (FSIN) has rejected the findings of a forensic audit conducted by Indigenous Services Canada (ISC), which calls for the repayment of over $12 million. FSIN has now launched legal action to contest this decision. ISC has indicated it may take further steps to recover the flagged funds if FSIN does not comply.

Sources: Global News, Google News, Ctv News, CBC News
Business • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Céline Dion Introduced as the Latest Barbie Doll

Céline Dion has been commemorated with a new Barbie doll that replicates her famous look from the 1998 Oscars. The doll features a navy gown and a blue diamond necklace, mirroring Dion's iconic style. This addition reflects Dion's status as a notable figure in the music industry and pop culture.

Sources: Global News, CBC News
Business • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Quebec Real Estate Board to Share Data Following Regulatory Ruling

The Competition Bureau has determined that Quebec's real estate board violated competition rules regarding data-sharing. As a result, the board has agreed to a settlement that will allow greater data-sharing among its members. This regulatory ruling aims to promote competition within the real estate market in Quebec.

Sources: The Globe and Mail, Global News
Business • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Quebec Real Estate Market Statistics and Data Sharing Agreement Announced

The Quebec Professional Association of Real Estate Brokers (QPAREB) has released data indicating 20,935 residential sales in Quebec during the third quarter of 2026. Additionally, QPAREB has reached an agreement with the Competition Bureau concerning the sharing of real estate data. These developments highlight ongoing transitions in Quebec's residential real estate market.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Ontario Career Colleges Under Scrutiny Over Financial Aid Eligibility

The Ministry of Colleges and Universities in Ontario has raised concerns regarding the legitimacy of studies at two career colleges. As a result, these institutions have been barred from accessing student financial aid. The government's allegation points to challenges in ascertaining whether the colleges meet the standards for bona fide studies.

Sources: Global News
Technology • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Canada Announces Tender for Autonomous Naval Vessel Development

Canada has issued its first tender for the development of an autonomous naval vessel. This initiative is part of the government's strategy to integrate advanced technology into naval operations. The successful development of such vessels is expected to shape the future capabilities of the Canadian Navy.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Vinay Mehta of Alectra Recognized with Clean50 Award for Sustainability Efforts

Vinay Mehta, Executive Vice President of Alectra Inc., has been named a recipient of the 2027 Clean50 Award. The award acknowledges his commitment to sustainability in the Traditional Energy and Generation sector. This recognition highlights Alectra's ongoing efforts in environmental and social governance.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Canada Issues Travel Advisory for Saudi Arabia Amid Ongoing Conflict

Global Affairs Canada has warned Canadians to avoid travel to Saudi Arabia due to recent attacks on specific airports amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. The advisory highlights safety concerns for individuals considering travel to the region. There have been increased tensions and violence impacting civilians and transportation hubs in Saudi Arabia.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Concerns Raised Over Property Tax Assessments in Ontario

There are ongoing concerns regarding outdated property value assessments used for municipal taxes in Ontario. Critics argue that these assessments could lead to financial implications for homeowners. The provincial government has been urged to address these issues more effectively.

Sources: National Post
Technology • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Canadian Astronaut Bob McDonald Embarks on Unique Space Journey

Canadian astronaut Bob McDonald is currently participating in a mission involving an asteroid in the solar system. He is known for his work as a host of a popular science show. This mission signifies a notable event in Canada's space exploration efforts.

Sources: National Post
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Ontario Home Builders Association Observes Renovation Month with New Campaign

The Ontario Home Builders Association (OHBA) is recognizing October as Renovation Month. A new campaign has been launched on their social media channels featuring testimonials from members about their experiences and the significance of renovation. The initiative aims to celebrate the contributions of renovators in Ontario.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Ottawa and Atlantic Provinces Extend Fisheries Sector Fund

The Canadian federal government and the four Atlantic provinces have announced a $300 million extension of a fund designed to support the fish and seafood sector. This decision comes in response to challenges faced by the industry due to global economic conditions. The initiative aims to bolster the region's economy and sustain its fisheries.

Sources: Global News
Markets • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Canadian General Investments Declares Quarterly Dividend

Canadian General Investments, Limited has announced a quarterly dividend of $0.31 per share. This dividend will be payable on December 15, 2026, to common shareholders who are on record as of November 30, 2026. The declared dividend is classified as a capital gains dividend.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Investigation Finds No Charges for RCMP Officers in In-Custody Death

An investigation by Saskatchewan's Serious Incident Response Team has concluded that no charges will be laid against RCMP officers in connection with an in-custody death on James Smith Cree Nation last year. The investigation focused on the circumstances surrounding the incident. The decision has been released following a thorough review of evidence and testimonies.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Saskatoon's Stone Barn Added to National Trust for Canada's Endangered List

The Stone Barn, a 100-year-old structure located at the University of Saskatchewan, has been placed on the National Trust for Canada's endangered list. This L-shaped building features a barn-style roof and cedar-shingled upper walls. The listing aims to raise awareness about its historical significance and the need for preservation efforts.

Sources: CBC News
Technology • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Innovative Designs Proposed to Protect Migrating Eels at Hydro Dams

Hydro dam turbines have been identified as a significant threat to migrating eels. New designs are being explored to mitigate these risks and enhance eel safety. This issue also touches on various environmental technologies currently being discussed in Canada.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Royal Canadian Legion Announces Launch of 2026 National Poppy Campaign

The Royal Canadian Legion will launch its National Poppy Campaign on October 24, 2026, establishing this date as a permanent annual kickoff. The campaign will include new and returning initiatives to commemorate the period of Remembrance. The initiatives will run until November 11, aligning with traditional remembrance activities.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Nova Scotia Premier Defends Changed Position on Data Centre Proposals

Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston has changed his position regarding the approval timeline for data centres in the province. He is now open to considering proposals sooner than initially planned. The decision comes amid growing interest in the potential benefits of data centres for the regional economy.

Sources: Global News
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

McFarlane Lake Mining Appoints New Chief Operating Officer

McFarlane Lake Mining Limited has appointed Gilbert Lamarche, P.Eng., as its new Chief Operating Officer. This appointment is effective immediately. Mr. Lamarche brings over 25 years of experience in the mining industry to the role.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Sophie Grégoire Trudeau Discusses Family Life and Politics

Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, the former unofficial first lady of Canada, shared her perspective on the challenges of political life, particularly for individuals with young children. She emphasised her understanding of her husband, Justin Trudeau's role as Prime Minister, but suggested that entering politics may not be advisable for families. Grégoire Trudeau's comments shed light on the personal sacrifices associated with a political career.

Sources: National Post
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Prediction Markets See Significant Betting on Ontario Municipal Races

Prediction market websites such as Polymarket and Kalshi are taking substantial wagers on the outcomes of Ontario municipal elections scheduled for October. Although betting on election outcomes is prohibited in Canada, these platforms are facilitating this financial speculation. Reports indicate that hundreds of thousands of dollars have been wagered in anticipation of these races.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Local Journalists Discuss Key Election Issues in Northern Ontario

Northern Ontario is currently in the midst of municipal election season, prompting local journalists to analyse and report on important issues. Journalists Andrew Flynn, Alicia McCutcheon, and Michael McKinnon are covering various races and challenges in their respective communities. Their insights provide a glimpse into what voters might consider as they approach Election Day.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

GoldHaven Resources Reports Geophysical Targeting Findings in British Columbia

GoldHaven Resources Corp. has released the interpretation results of a geophysical survey that outlines a potential mineral horizon in British Columbia. The induced polarization survey suggests a sulphide-bearing target area with notable dimensions. The company focuses on using geophysical methods to guide its drilling activities in the region.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Nova Scotia Resident Runs to Support Autism Summer Camps

Landon Smith from Barrington, Nova Scotia, is running across the province to raise funds for Autism Nova Scotia summer camps. So far, he has raised nearly $50,000 in donations. His initiative is inspired by his nephew's experiences with autism.

Sources: CBC News
Technology • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

CDW Canada Receives Canadian Partner Excellence Award from Dell Technologies for Fifth Year

CDW Canada has been awarded the Canadian Partner Excellence Award by Dell Technologies for the fifth consecutive year. The award recognises CDW Canada’s contributions to delivering technology solutions for Canadian organisations. The company stated that its services help clients tackle complex challenges and achieve business objectives.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Trump Suggests Canada Could Become 51st U.S. State

Former U.S. President Donald Trump stated at a campaign rally that he believes Canada could become the 51st state of the United States. He commented that this change would be the only way for Canada to operate effectively. Trump's remarks have drawn various interpretations and responses from Canadian political figures and commentators.

Sources: Google News, National Post
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Local Startup Achieves Recognition in International Business Competition

Petite Riviere Farming Company, operating under the GoMicro brand, won an international business competition, surpassing 11 other startups from Canada and Europe. The company's primary focus is the production of freeze-dried micro broccoli products. Owner Gregg Curwin emphasized the importance of this recognition for the business.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Roots Corporation Receives Final Court Order for Arrangement Plan

Roots Corporation has received a final order from the Ontario Superior Court of Justice approving its previously announced plan of arrangement. The plan involves Marquee Brands LLC and its strategic operating partner, JM&A. The decision marks a significant step in the company's restructuring process under the Canada Business Corporations Act.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Trump Suggests Canada as 51st State at Arizona Rally

During a rally in Arizona, U.S. President Donald Trump expressed his desire for Canada to become the '51st state' of the United States. This comment reflects ongoing discussions around provincial and territorial relations. The remark has drawn attention as the midterm elections approach.

Sources: Global News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Assessment of Regent Park's Revitalization in Toronto

Toronto's Regent Park underwent significant revitalization efforts resulting in substantial financial investment and the displacement of residents. The project aimed to serve as a model for urban renewal in Canada. Analysis of the outcomes continues as stakeholders evaluate its success and impact on the community.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

The Bentway Joins Trans Canada Trail Network

The Bentway, an urban pathway in downtown Toronto, has been added to Canada's national trail system. This inclusion aims to enhance the 30,000-kilometre network of trails across the country. The addition represents an effort to repurpose underused urban space for recreational use.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Condor Energies Closes C$72 Million Financing for Infrastructure Projects

Condor Energies Inc. has successfully closed a C$72 million financing initiative to support infrastructure investments. The funds will be allocated towards field compression projects in Uzbekistan and modular LNG facilities in Kazakhstan. This financing is part of a brokered best efforts public offering of unsecured convertible debentures.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

1470350 B.C. Ltd. Completes C$16.5 Million Subscription Receipt Financing

1470350 B.C. Ltd. has successfully closed a non-brokered private placement of subscription receipts, generating approximately C$16.5 million. This financing is part of a C$20 million package related to a proposed business combination with Orior Metals Corp. The funds raised will support the company's plans for the proposed transaction.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Canadian Market Share of U.S. Vehicles Declines Significantly in 2026

U.S. automakers have experienced a 20% decline in market share within Canada during the first half of 2026. This decrease follows the implementation of retaliatory tariffs by Canada, which has led some manufacturers to halt exports of specific vehicle models. As a result, the Canadian automotive market is facing notable changes in the distribution of vehicle sources.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Hilary Swank Announces Pregnancy with Third Child

Actress Hilary Swank has announced her pregnancy with her third child. At 52 years old, she highlights a growing trend of individuals choosing to have children later in life. The announcement comes with a note that the child is expected to arrive in December.

Sources: CBC News
Markets • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Freehold Royalties Declares October Dividend

Freehold Royalties Ltd. has announced a dividend of Cdn. $0.09 per common share. The payment is scheduled for November 16, 2026, to shareholders on record as of October 30, 2026. The dividends are classified as 'eligible dividends' for Canadian income tax purposes.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Bioscience Association Manitoba Appoints New Board Members

The Bioscience Association Manitoba held its Annual General Meeting on October 15, 2026, where new members were appointed to its Board of Directors and Executive Board. The new board members come from various sectors within Manitoba's bioscience community. This change aims to enhance leadership and representation in the region's bioscience sector.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

SNDL to Release Third Quarter 2026 Results on October 27

SNDL Inc. will release its financial results for the third quarter of 2026 on October 27, 2026. The company has also announced plans to accelerate capital return initiatives following a reported free cash flow of approximately C$20 million for the quarter. Additionally, SNDL held its Annual and Special Meeting of Shareholders recently, where it provided updates on its financial performance.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Canada Games Launch Campaign Celebrating 60 Years

The Canada Games Council has launched a campaign titled 'Since 1967' to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Canada Games. The campaign aims to highlight the achievements of athletes who have participated over the decades. Through this initiative, the Canada Games seek to honour the legacy and impact of the event on Canadian sports.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Elections Alberta Limits Referendum Scrutineers Due to Space Constraints

Elections Alberta has announced restrictions on the number of scrutineers allowed at the upcoming provincewide referendum, citing limited space as the reason for this decision. Political scientist Lori Williams noted that this reflects the challenges faced by Elections Alberta in managing the referendum process. The situation brings attention to the complexities involved in overseeing significant electoral events in the province.

Sources: Global News
Politics • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Report Suggests Changes to Canadian Immigration System

A recent report has recommended an overhaul of Canada's immigration system to improve efficiency and effectiveness. The findings highlight various areas where the current system may be lacking. Experts and stakeholders are urged to consider these changes to better address immigration needs in Canada.

Sources: National Post
Markets • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Algoma Steel Group Inc. to Release 2026 Third Quarter Financial Results

Algoma Steel Group Inc. has announced that it will release its financial results for the third quarter of 2026. The results will be made available after the market closes on October 28, 2026. The company is known for producing steel plate and hot rolled sheet products.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Whitehorse Hospital Faces Capacity Challenges

Whitehorse hospital is currently operating above capacity, averaging 121 per cent occupancy this year. This situation has developed over several years, contributing to ongoing strain at the facility. Yukon Hospital Corporation officials, including Stefanie Ralph, have provided insights into the reasons for this increase in patient numbers.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Saskatchewan Court of Appeal Dismisses Appeal by Fired Saskatoon Police Officers

The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal upheld a lower court's decision to deny an application from two fired Saskatoon police officers seeking reinstatement. Their appeal was rejected due to the handling of their case by their lawyer. The ruling confirms the decision made by a King's Bench judge that the officers would not regain their positions.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Blue Jay Gold Reports Results from Annual General Meeting

Blue Jay Gold Corp. held its annual general meeting on October 15, 2026, with shareholder representation totalling 6,947,489 common shares. The meeting included discussions on company performance and future plans. Further details regarding shareholder decisions and outcomes from the meeting are forthcoming.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Third Quarter Financial Results Scheduled for B2Gold and Black Diamond Group

B2Gold Corp. is set to release its third quarter 2026 financial and operational results on November 4, 2026, following the close of North American markets. Black Diamond Group Limited has announced its third quarter 2026 earnings release and conference call is forthcoming. Both companies will provide insights into their financial performance during conference calls subsequent to their earnings announcements.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Challenges Faced by Cree Voters in Quebec's Ungava Riding During Election

On October 5, during Quebec's election day, some Cree voters encountered difficulties registering and voting. Charles J. Hester reported that he was unable to cast his vote because his name was not found on the electoral list. These issues highlight ongoing challenges for Indigenous voters in the region.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

David Pearson Named President of Anthem Properties Group

David Pearson has been appointed as the President of Anthem Properties Group in Vancouver. He brings over 35 years of leadership experience, previously serving as Chief Operating Officer at Beedie for eight years. Pearson has also held senior executive roles at Deloitte’s Global.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Concerns Over OSAP Recruitment Ads Amid Funding Pause

Recent advertisements by third-party recruiters advertised $50,000 in grants linked to the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP), along with offers of free laptops and referral incentives. Currently, Ontario has paused funding for private career colleges as the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) conduct a review. These developments have led to increasing calls for the resignation of the Minister of Colleges and Universities.

Sources: CBC News
Markets • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Purecore Metals Inc. Increases Private Placement Funding to $3.5 Million

Purecore Metals Inc. has announced an increase in its non-brokered private placement funding to $3.5 million due to strong investor interest. The company operates in the Canadian securities market and trades on multiple exchanges. The increase reflects the heightened demand from investors for shares in the company.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

CoreWeave's Stock Decline Attributed to Rising Borrowing Costs and AI Market Concerns

CoreWeave's stock price has dropped significantly amid rising borrowing costs and concerns about heavily debt-financed AI developments. The company's situation is closely linked to broader market reactions concerning artificial intelligence investments. Analysts are paying attention to how CoreWeave's financial performance may impact stakeholders like Nvidia.

Sources: Google News, The Globe and Mail
Politics • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Manitoba Minister Denies Offering Bribe to First Nations Chief

A Manitoba cabinet minister has denied allegations of offering a bribe to a First Nations chief in order to relocate a contested highway checkstop. The minister stated that there was no exchange involved in the situation. The claims arise amid concerns regarding the impact of the checkstop on local hunters.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

RCMP Warns of SUV Driver Impersonating Police in Southern Saskatchewan

The RCMP in southern Saskatchewan have issued a warning regarding a driver in an SUV who attempted to make a traffic stop while impersonating a police officer. Authorities have confirmed that this individual is not affiliated with the police. The incident has raised safety concerns among local residents.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 12 days ago
8 Outlets Merged

Prime Minister Carney to Participate in Alberta Rallies Ahead of Referendum

Prime Minister Mark Carney has accepted invitations to attend two Forever Canadian rallies in Alberta this week ahead of the Oct. 19 separation referendum. He is scheduled to visit Calgary on Thursday and Edmonton on Friday. In his Thanksgiving message, Carney emphasized the importance of Canada and the unity of the nation.

Sources: CBC News, Global News, Google News, Ctv News, The Star
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Alberta NDP Proposes Plan for Custody Releases in Edmonton

The Alberta NDP has proposed a three-part plan aimed at improving custody release procedures in Edmonton's Chinatown. The provincial government has stated it is already implementing measures to link individuals leaving custody with housing and support services. The proposal and government steps have sparked discussions on the effectiveness of current support systems in place.

Sources: Global News
Politics • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Dryden Appeals to Prevent Fast-Tracking of Nuclear Waste Repository in Ontario

The City of Dryden is urging Canada’s Major Projects Office to reconsider designating the proposed deep geological repository for nuclear waste as a project of national interest. This project, led by the Nuclear Waste Management Organization, involves a significant investment of $26 billion. If approved, it would involve the burial of nuclear waste hundreds of metres underground near Ignace and Wabigoon Lake Ojibway Nation in northwestern Ontario.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

First Nation Addiction Treatment Centre Expands in Northwestern Ontario

The Migisi Alcohol and Drug Treatment Centre in Wauzhushk Onigum Nation has expanded its facilities by adding 10 new beds, bringing the total to 24 residential treatment places. The centre focuses on community-based, cultural healing approaches to address alcohol and addiction issues in the region. This expansion reflects ongoing efforts to support individuals affected by substance use within the community.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Former Royal Military College Student Reports Hidden Webcam Incident

A former student at the Royal Military College of Canada reported finding a hidden webcam in her dorm room in October 2018. The Canadian Forces National Investigation Service conducted an investigation, but no charges were filed. The former student has chosen to share her experience publicly following increased discussions around similar incidents involving other institutions.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Investigation Reveals Canada Revenue Agency Payouts Linked to Fraudulent Tax Claims

A recent investigation has uncovered that certain groups, referred to as 'sovereigns', have exploited alleged weaknesses in the Canada Revenue Agency's fraud detection systems to secure substantial tax refunds based on unfounded conspiracy theories. These actions have resulted in millions of dollars in payouts from the agency. The findings raise concerns about the effectiveness of the CRA's oversight and detection measures in preventing fraudulent claims.

Sources: CBC News
Technology • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Concerns Raised About Data Privacy in Chinese Electric Vehicles

David Vigneault, a former chief of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), has expressed serious concerns about the potential for Chinese-made electric vehicles to collect personal data. His remarks highlight the ongoing international debate regarding data privacy and security with foreign technology. The issue is part of a larger conversation about the implications of using products from certain countries in Canada.

Sources: National Post
Politics • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Newfoundlanders in Alberta Express Varied Views on Referendum

A considerable number of Newfoundlanders and Labradorians have relocated to Alberta, with many eligible to vote in an upcoming referendum. Opinions among this demographic regarding the referendum display notable differences. The outcomes of this vote may reflect the diverse perspectives within the community.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Ombudsman Report Highlights Shortcomings in French-Language Services at ServiceOntario

A recent report from Ontario's ombudsperson indicates that ServiceOntario is not fulfilling its obligations to provide adequate French-language services. The report emphasizes the challenges faced by French-speaking residents in accessing these services. This situation raises concerns regarding compliance with provincial language policies and the needs of the Francophone community in Ontario.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Challenges Persist for Youth in Care in Educational Attainment

Recent reports indicate that approximately half of children in care do not complete high school, with even fewer pursuing post-secondary education. In response, some post-secondary institutions in Nova Scotia have initiated tuition waiver programs aimed at improving these outcomes. However, experts suggest that additional measures are necessary to effectively support this vulnerable population.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Liberal Leadership Candidates Present Divergent Views on Data Centre Governance

Candidates for the Nova Scotia Liberal Party leadership discussed their differing approaches to potential data centre development during a recent debate. While both candidates reached consensus on certain issues, they disagreed on the province's strategy for regulating data centres. This debate reflects broader concerns about technology and governance in the region.

Sources: CBC News
Business • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Canadian Home Sales Decrease in September 2026

Canadian home sales declined by 2.3% month-over-month in September 2026. The national benchmark home price has decreased by 3.5% compared to the previous year, according to data from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA). The slowdown in sales follows a period of modest recovery in some housing markets across Canada.

Sources: Financial Post
Markets • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Bank of Canada Faces Challenges with Energy Prices and Interest Rates

Tiff Macklem, Governor of the Bank of Canada, noted the impact of sustained high energy prices on the country's interest rate decisions. He indicated that prolonged elevated energy prices create pressure to raise interest rates. The Bank of Canada continues to monitor these economic factors as part of its monetary policy strategy.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Politics • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Analysis of Buy Canadian Policy

The federal government's Buy Canadian policy prioritizes procurement from Canadian suppliers. Critics argue that this strategy may incur higher costs for taxpayers and yield limited economic benefits. Proponents believe it supports local industries and promotes domestic job growth.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

First Nation Files Lawsuit Over Lake Winnipeg Pollution Impacting Fishing

The Fisher River Cree Nation, along with ten other Manitoba First Nations, has initiated legal action against three levels of government regarding pollution in Lake Winnipeg. The lawsuit claims that the pollution has significantly harmed the local fishing industry. First Nation fishers express concerns that these environmental changes are disrupting their traditional way of life.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Manitoba Woman Authors Children's Book on Pregnancy Loss

Aleah Toews has written a children's book aimed at helping young readers understand and talk about pregnancy loss. The book is inspired by her own experience with the loss of her son, Alex. Her initiative aims to promote open discussions on this sensitive topic.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 12 days ago
3 Outlets Merged

Manitoba Weather Forecast: October 14-16, 2026

The weather forecast for Manitoba from October 14 to October 16, 2026, includes varying conditions across the province. High pressure is expected to bring sunshine to southern regions, while parts of the north will receive steady rain due to a weather system. Warmer temperatures are anticipated for the weekend following these conditions.

Sources: CBC News
Technology • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Bank of Canada Governor Urges Wider AI Adoption Among Businesses

The Governor of the Bank of Canada highlighted the necessity for increased adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in Canadian businesses. According to a recent survey conducted by the Bank of Canada, many businesses are still in the early stages of adopting AI technologies. While there are potential benefits, the governor also emphasized the risks associated with AI use that need to be managed.

Sources: Financial Post
Politics • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Government Adjusts Regulations on Medical Assistance in Dying

The Canadian government has decided not to proceed with the provision of Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) for individuals suffering solely from mental illness. However, the decision to allow advance requests for MAID has drawn criticism from some quarters. The changes have implications for how MAID will be administered in Canada moving forward.

Sources: National Post
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Origins of a Popular Canadian Saying Explored

A well-known phrase often associated with Canadian culture may not actually have Canadian origins. The saying has been examined in the context of its usage at the Canadian border. Its association with Canadian identity continues to be a topic of interest among linguists and cultural commentators.

Sources: National Post
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Overview of Corporate Taxation and Challenges in Atlantic Canada

Recent discussions have focused on the future of corporate taxation in Canada. Additionally, there has been a notable decline in international student enrolment in Atlantic Canada. The auto industry in North America is also facing significant challenges.

Sources: The Globe and Mail
Technology • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

First Nation Claims Bell's Saskatchewan AI Data Centre Is on Traditional Land

The Standing Buffalo Dakota Nation asserts that Bell's new artificial intelligence data centre in Saskatchewan is located on unceded traditional territory. This claim has implications for legal proceedings regarding land rights. Elders and legal experts from the First Nation express their concerns over the construction of the data centre.

Sources: CBC News
Politics • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Alberta Votes Raise Questions Beyond Separation

Alberta's upcoming vote on October 19 has prompted discussions about various issues beyond the topic of separation. Key topics include immigration and constitutional questions that may have significant implications for the province. Engagement from voters is critical to address these important matters and prevent potential division, as seen in other historical contexts.

Sources: National Post, The Globe and Mail
Markets • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Pet Valu Schedules Third Quarter 2026 Earnings Release

Pet Valu Holdings Ltd. will announce its third quarter financial results for fiscal 2026 on November 10, 2026. The release will occur at approximately 6:30 AM ET. This marks a routine financial update for the company.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Agnico Eagle and Breakfast Club of Canada Focus on Nunavut Partnership for School Food Programs

Agnico Eagle Mines Limited and Breakfast Club of Canada are promoting their three-year partnership aimed at enhancing school breakfast programs in Nunavut. The partnership includes a five-year, $5-million commitment announced in May 2026 to support school food initiatives led by local communities. This collaboration emphasizes the impact and future directions of food programming in schools across Nunavut.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Knights of Columbus of Québec Launch 50th Annual Charity Appeal

The Knights of Columbus in Québec have initiated their 50th annual charity fundraising appeal, aiming to raise $1.5 million. The funds will benefit various local charities, including hospital foundations and food banks. This year's campaign highlights the organization's ongoing commitment to community support.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 12 days ago
2 Outlets Merged

Alberta Referendum Sparks Community Conversations and Confusion

Alberta is approaching a referendum, leading to discussions among voters about independence. Many communities are actively working to clarify the referendum wording for better understanding. An undecided voter expresses the challenges of navigating strong local opinions on the matter in Mirror, Alberta.

Sources: CBC News
Provincial • 12 days ago
3 Outlets Merged

Alberta Referendum Approaches Final Voting Phase

The Alberta referendum is set to take place on October 19, with advance voting already underway. Current polls indicate that approximately 60% of Albertans support remaining in Canada, while around 20% favour leaving. Campaigns have intensified in the lead-up to the referendum, with various political leaders encouraging voter participation.

Sources: National Post, Google News, CBC News
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Montreal's Mon Lapin Releases Cookbook Featuring Eight Years of Recipes

Mon Lapin, a popular restaurant in Montreal, has released a new cookbook which documents eight years of culinary creations and friendships. The cookbook showcases a collection of recipes that highlight the restaurant's approach to cuisine. The release reflects Mon Lapin's commitment to sharing its journey with the community and food enthusiasts.

Sources: National Post
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Doman Building Materials Group Ltd. Scheduled to Release Q3 2026 Financial Results

Doman Building Materials Group Ltd. announced it will release its third quarter financial results for 2026 on November 6, 2026. The announcement was made from Vancouver, British Columbia. The company is listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol DBM.

Sources: Financial Post
Technology • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

ASUS Launches ProArt P16 and P14 Laptops in Canada

ASUS has introduced the ProArt P16 and P14 laptops equipped with NVIDIA RTX Spark technology in Canada. These laptops feature high-capacity unified memory and performance capabilities tailored for creative professionals. They are designed to enhance local workflows and support advanced applications.

Sources: Financial Post
Business • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Aduro Clean Technologies Releases Q1 Fiscal Year 2027 Financial Results

Aduro Clean Technologies Inc. has reported its financial results for the first quarter of fiscal year 2027, reflecting its ongoing initiatives in clean technology. The company focuses on transforming lower value feedstocks into more valuable resources. The results were filed on October 16, 2026, and include updates on business operations.

Sources: Financial Post
Provincial • 12 days ago
3 Outlets Merged

Cold Weather Expected in Quebec This Weekend

A mass of cold air is forecasted to affect Quebec this weekend, leading to a drop in temperatures. Nighttime temperatures are expected to fall below zero. Residents are advised to prepare for the sudden change in weather conditions.

Sources: Tva Nouvelles, Journal De Québec, Journal Montreal
Provincial • 12 days ago
3 Outlets Merged

Seismic Analyst Warns of Potential Earthquake Risk in Quebec

A seismic analyst has warned that Quebec is at risk of experiencing earthquakes with a magnitude of up to 7. This highlights the province's vulnerability to significant seismic events. Experts encourage awareness of this potential risk among residents and authorities.

Sources: Tva Nouvelles, 24 Heures, Journal Montreal
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Permafrost Thaw Complicates Cost Estimation in Canada

The thawing of permafrost is impacting infrastructure in Northern Canada, including roads and airports. Climate change is contributing to rising costs associated with these impacts. Outdated mapping is complicating efforts to accurately estimate these costs.

Sources: Le Canada Français
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

Emphasizing the Importance of Territorial Approaches in Food Resilience

The article discusses the significance of territorial initiatives in enhancing food resilience in Quebec. It highlights the need to recognize the essential role of these approaches in sustaining local food systems. The emphasis is on fostering sustainable practices to improve food security across the province.

Sources: Le Devoir
Provincial • 12 days ago
7 Outlets Merged

Significant Rainfall Expected in Greater Montreal

Environment Canada has issued a warning for expected rainfall in Greater Montreal, with amounts forecasted to reach between 40 and 60 millimetres. This follows a grey day that resulted in notable accumulations of water across southern Quebec. The weather conditions are anticipated to persist into the latter part of the week.

Sources: Le Canada Français, Tva Nouvelles, Journal De Québec, Journal Montreal
Provincial • 12 days ago
1 Outlets Merged

One in Four Montreal Residents Experienced Poverty in Recent Years

A study by the National Institute of Scientific Research, commissioned by Centraide of Greater Montreal, indicates that a quarter of Montreal residents have faced poverty in recent years. The findings reflect significant socioeconomic challenges in the region. The report aims to highlight the necessity for increased support and action to address these issues.

Sources: Radio-canada Ca