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A one-time $150 Canada disability benefit supplement is going out next weekThe federal government is about to send out payments of $150 to Canadians who qualify for the Canada Disability Benefit (CDB).ConsumerSep 11
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150th anniversary of Treaty 6 to be commemoratedIt was 150 years ago when First Nations chiefs and dignitaries met at Fort Carlton to carve out a lasting agreement on how to work and live as the modern shape of Canada emerged.CanadaAug 23
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Compliments’ smashed 100% chicken burgers are being recalled in CanadaThe notice is classified as a Class II recall, meaning 'there is a moderate risk' consuming the affected products may lead to 'short-term or non-life threatening health problems.'ConsumerAug 7
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Canada could lose 100K jobs with U.S. losing 200K if CUSMA dies: reportIn July, the U.S. said it won’t renew the deal, known as CUSMA, in its current form. The clock is ticking for both sides to negotiate a new deal ahead of a fresh round of tariffs.EconomyAug 11
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Repeated flooding, few answers drive Montreal West Island residents to demand actionEnvironment Canada said about 150 millimetres of rain fell over parts of western Montreal and the South Shore within hours in the June storm.CanadaAug 4
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Over 41K crossed Gordie Howe bridge into Canada in first 5 days: StatCanThe agency says preliminary inbound traffic figures show 18,900 Canadian resident return trips and 18,100 U.S. residents entered Canada between July 27 and 31.CanadaAug 11
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What are Section 338 tariffs and how are they able to bypass CUSMA?U.S. President Donald Trump's latest tariff threat against Canada is based on a nearly 100-year-old trade statute that has never been used to impose tariffs before.EconomyJul 21
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Siemens expansion expected to bring 100 jobs to SaskatoonSiemens Canada is expanding its Saskatoon operations at Saskatchewan's research and technology park, expected to create 100 new jobs over the next two years.CanadaJul 15
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Saskatoon celebrates its 159th Canada DayA new poll shows most Canadians are very proud of their country, and although Canada has had a rough history, the Indigenous community is also proud for the most part.CanadaJul 2
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Healing and history at Canada’s saltiest body of water, Little Manitou LakeManitou Beach has water up to 5 times saltier than the ocean and is said to have healing abilities. Indigenous people were the first to use the water medicinally centuries ago.FeaturesSep 6
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Weapons, cellphones, drugs among $112K in contraband seized at N.B. prisonSeized items included handmade alcohol, edged weapons, vaping devices, cellphones, a USB key, and a USB card reader.CanadaSep 4
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Can Canada supply itself? Trade war forces businesses to find outWith no end in sight to the trade war between Canada and the U.S., some businesses are looking for ways to move more of their production back home.EconomyAug 28
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Okanagan wine producers brace for U.S. ban on Canadian alcohol importsB.C. wine producers are bracing for the latest blow to cross-border alcohol sales, with the United States set to ban most Canadian alcohol imports later this month.EconomySep 9
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Ottawa sees more than 100 mm of rain as severe Canada Day storm floods basementsA storm that started abruptly on Canada Day in Ottawa saw about 118 millimetres of rain fall and left thousands of people without power.WeatherJul 2
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Jason Kenney says oil needs to be on the table in U.S. tariff warStatistics peg the value of Alberta's oil exports to the U.S. in 2025 at close to $111 billion — representing much of the province's nearly $177 billion worth of global exports.PoliticsAug 25
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Oil tops $100 a barrel following latest attacks on Middle East facilitiesThe price of oil surpassed $100 a barrel for the first time since July after attacks on oil facilities and ships in the Middle East threatened an already weakened supply chain.WorldSep 9
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Canadian wildfire season has “accelerated significantly”: officialsThere are currently 582 active wildfires burning across Canada, 31 of which are labelled as out of control, according to Natural Resources Canada.CanadaAug 18
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Ottawa sells 10 retired military planes to convert for aerial firefightingThe announcement comes amid growing calls for Canada to update and expand its fleet of firefighting aircraft as it contends with another devastating wildfire season.CanadaAug 7
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Elections Alberta starts distributing mail-in ballots for October referendumElections Alberta said those who have previously registered for a special ballot will soon start receiving their packages in the mail or they can pick them up in person.PoliticsSep 1
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Alberta government misses treaty anniversary eventAn Alberta chief called for more respect from the provincial government on Monday, after its Indigenous relations minister missed a marquee event commemorating the 150th anniversary of the signing of Treaty 6.CanadaAug 17