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Influenza, COVID-19 awareness higher than RSV among Canadians, poll says'These findings suggest there may be opportunities to improve understanding of lesser-known respiratory illnesses and available prevention options,' the study says.CanadaAug 13
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Back-to-school lunches need ‘flexibility’ amid uneven food prices: reportWhen it comes to what the lab considers a "focused school-lunch basket," comprised of 12 popular school-lunch staples, prices declined about 2.8 per cent.CanadaAug 25
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Ontario begins to repatriate communities as wildfire suppression continuesThere are currently 152 active fires across Ontario, with 12 considered 'out of control,' according to provincial data.FireAug 11
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Fauci faces possible contempt charge after U.S. Senate committee voteA Senate committee on Thursday voted along party lines to hold Dr. Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress over his refusal to answer questions on the COVID-19 pandemic.U.S. NewsAug 6
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Southern Alberta men’s health group member steps up to raise cancer awarenessIt started as a few guys looking for camaraderie after the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, Men's Sheds Lethbridge and Coaldale has become a thriving non-profit in southern Alberta.HealthAug 5
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Dr. Anthony Fauci invokes Fifth Amendment in U.S. Senate pandemic hearingThe move injects new drama into tensions between Fauci and Republican lawmakers over his handling of the coronavirus pandemic and accusations he lied about the origins of COVID-19.U.S. NewsJul 29
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Domestic travel rose in July as trips to the United States fell: StatCanWith transborder screen passenger traffic down by 8.7 per cent in July, the agency notes this number was 'well below the same month in 2024,' which was 12.5 per cent.CanadaAug 28
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Stakes high in Labour Day’s Battle of AlbertaBall security was in the spotlight ahead of Monday's Labour Day game between the Edmonton Elks and Calgary Stampeders.SportsSep 6
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Federal Court staff working weekends, vacations to keep up with cases: chief justiceThe Federal Court has jurisdiction over a number of immigration matters, such as visa applications, refugee claims, admissibility cases and removals.CanadaAug 29
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Economy sheds 42,000 jobs, unemployment rate steady in August, says StatCanStatCan said there was little change in the private sector and self-employment in August, but the public sector shed 20,000 positions in its third straight month of losses.CanadaSep 4
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Alberta’s Smith takes questions at less rowdy AI town hall, NDP calls for freezeSmith's government has been trying to position Alberta as an ideal destination for data centres, saying they could generate new jobs and billions in royalties and taxes.PoliticsAug 27
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Halifax bomb threat suspect could face life in prison on terror charge: CrownThe suspect in the bomb threat made against the U.S. Consulate in Halifax appeared for a bail decision but the hearing was adjourned again.CanadaAug 26
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Lidster’s field goal rallies Argos past StampedersChad Kelly and the Toronto Argonauts delivered quite a homecoming Thursday.SportsAug 6
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Sentencing hearing held in Calgary Tuesday for man who preyed on sex trade workersA sentencing hearing took place in Calgary on Tuesday for Richard Mantha, who was found guilty of drugging and sexually assaulting several women employed in the city's sex trade.CrimeAug 18
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Stellantis signs MOU on Brampton, Ont., plant as talks with union break downStellantis has signed a memorandum of understanding with Roshel for the potential sale of its idled Brampton assembly plant as Unifor pauses contract talks.CanadaSep 11
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Quebec prosecutor stays charges against 11 Longueuil teensThe teens were facing charges in connection with alleged events preceding the death of a 15-year-old boy who was fatally shot by Longueuil police last September.CrimeAug 20
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10 Canadian youths died from injuries during e-scooter, e-bike use in 2025: reportDoctors say the provinces and territories have a "patchwork" of rules surrounding what age youth can use the devices, but injuries and deaths are happening to youth of all ages.CanadaAug 13
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Calgary mayor claims confidential budget docs show ‘wishlist’ as whistleblower revealed'This is a wishlist. Everybody comes out of the woodwork around budget time and asks for all of the stuff,' Mayor Jeromy Farkas told reporters Thursday.PoliticsSep 3
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Saskatoon Folkfest pared down from recent years but still draws a crowdPrairieland Park played host to the Saskatoon Folkfest over the weekend. Although scaled down from past years as a citywide event, organizers say the 2026 edition was a success.CanadaAug 16
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Winnipeg is seen as Canada’s least safe city, Ottawa considered safest: pollingMore than half of people polled by Liaison Strategies said they perceive Winnipeg to be very or somewhat unsafe, it found. Ottawa topped the list as safest.CanadaSep 3