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Shelter lowers pet adoption fees as capacity issues push rescues to find solutionsMississauga's animal services shelter is holding an adoption event, with the fee for adopting lowered to just $25 for dogs and cats, plus applicable taxes and licence fees.CanadaAug 11
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Nearly 100 dogs rescued from home in Fort McMurrayThe dogs have been placed in the care of the Fort McMurray SPCA, which says it will let the public know when the animals are ready for adoption.CanadaAug 28
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WHS temporarily freezes intake, says resources ‘stretched incredibly thin’The Winnipeg Humane Society said it is temporarily freezing intake, noting that it will 'still have support for pet owners,' including its pet food bank.CanadaAug 20
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Montreal police to get body cameras following years of debateAfter years of debate, Montreal police officers will soon be equipped with body cameras, Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada announced Friday.CanadaAug 21
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WHL tests new ‘no return’ overtime ruleDuring the 2026 WHL preseason the league is testing out a new overtime format that could be implemented in the future if league GM's vote yes.SportsSep 4
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Élections Québec says it will send out voting information in French onlyThe provincial elections authority says it must follow legislation adopted in 2022 making French the sole language of communication for public institutions.PoliticsSep 1
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Montreal City Hall adopts amended motion in solidarity with the Palestinian peopleMontreal’s municipal council adopted a motion of solidarity with the Palestinian people in a meeting on Monday night.PoliticsAug 25
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Climate groups say federal work on climate adaption is not enoughThree years after the federal government formally launched its national climate adaptation strategy, the Canadian Climate Institute suggests there is little sign any progress.CanadaAug 14
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B.C.’s deficit forecast up $450M to $13.8B after calculation errors on gas royaltiesThe British Columbia deficit forecast has grown by about $450 million to $13.8 billion, largely because of a "calculation error" on natural gas royalties.EconomySep 14
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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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Emmy nominated book adaptations to read nowOld classics and new favourites that you should add to your reading list.The CuratorSep 14
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Investors want ‘real proof’ AI spending is paying off, new report suggestsA new report from Fidelity suggests financial advisors are increasingly looking for evidence that AI investments are translating into strong financial results.TechAug 6
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Opposition pushes Montreal to suspend ties with Israeli governmentMontreal councillors are set to debate a contentious motion to suspend ties with the Israeli government.PoliticsAug 24
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Bank of Canada holds key rate at 2.25 per cent once againMonetary policymakers at the Bank of Canada use the policy rate to keep a lid on inflation and support economic growth when prices are contained.CanadaSep 2
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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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U.S. says claim Iran struck unmanned ship in Strait of Hormuz ‘total lie’Diplomats say the U.S., Britain, France and Germany now seek to refer Iran to the U.N. Security Council for failure to comply with its nuclear nonproliferation obligations.WorldSep 6
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No testing, shorter camps the new norm for NHLersSidney Crosby navigated the gruelling physical tests many times.SportsSep 15
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Would U.S. tariffs actually change after Trump, or is this the new normal?The idea of a prolonged trade war is something Canadians will need to get used to — even after President Donald Trump leaves office, experts say.CanadaAug 26
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Poilievre set to try to rally Conservative MPs ahead of Parliament’s returnThe Conservative leader is trailing badly to Mark Carney’s Liberals, ties to shift political conversation from “speeches, summits” to results felt by Canadians.CanadaSep 15
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Too late to print voter documents in English, Élections Québec saysElections Quebec added that it asked the commissioner of the French language to make an exception for the election, but to no avail.PoliticsSep 2