The national rate of unemployment was unchanged in September and remains the highest it’s been in four years, as economic challenges from the trade war and tariffs continue to hinder
By Staff The Canadian Press Posted October 10, 2025 6:36 am 1 min read Descrease article font size Increase article font size The union representing Canada Post employees says it will switch from
For Canadians looking to prepare a Thanksgiving meal for their families this weekend, economists have some good news — the feast will likely cost about the same as last year,
The City of Regina has approved a decision to apply for provincial disaster relief after major storms in September damaged many residential buildings and homes in the area. On Wednesday,
In a week and a half, Albertans will head to the polls to elect a fresh slate of municipal representatives. In Edmonton, that means a new mayor, city councillors, and
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Staff members at Big White Ski Resort have lost thousands of dollars to fake rental listings as scammers take advantage of a
As Kelowna, B.C., grows, so do traffic woes. But one of the latest projects aimed at reducing congestion in the city’s midtown area is raising concerns.“I’d like the city to
Macai St. Lewis was driving his car home back to Airdrie on Tuesday night when a piece of a traffic delineator post was bounced into the air by another car
It was an emotional day in Portage la Prairie, as a room full of survivors gathered to mark 50 years since the residential school there was shuttered. Jennifer Wood recalls
Abjeet Kingra came to Canada with big hopes. His parents in India had sacrificed to get him a student visa so he could pursue a degree, a job and permanent residence.Instead, he