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Concordia University reports 30% drop in enrolment following Quebec tuition hikeConcordia University is reporting a nearly 30 per cent drop in new registrations of out-of-province students following a tuition hike announced last year by the Quebec government.CanadaAug 28
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Concordia University loses bid to delay Quebec’s out-of-province tuition hikeJustice Éric Dufour ruled on July 12 that the harm to the public interest from delaying the tuition increase outweighed the harm to the Montreal university.EducationJul 18
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University student-led project rounds up solutions to Montreal housing crisisA student-led project surveyed groups fighting for affordable housing across Canada, rounding up several solutions groups believe should be implemented to improve the situation.CanadaJun 26
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Patient claims he was treated like addict and denied care for deadly infectionA Winnipeg man nearly died in emergency room where he says staff mistook him for a drug addict with kidney stones when he actually had a severe staphylococcus infection.HealthSep 16
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Landlord struggles to evict tenant he claims brought chaos to Montreal neighbourhoodFrancois Tardy owns an apartment on a street in Montreal. He says he rented to a new tenant on a one-year lease in March and has received complaints ever since.CanadaSep 1
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‘Anguish and anger’: Montreal family wants answers after being caught in middle of police shootoutAfter they were caught in the crossfire of a bloody shootout involving police earlier this month, a Montreal family says they feel abandoned and angry as they search for answers.CrimeAug 26
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Edmonton apartment rent increases surpass national average: ReportIn Edmonton, a one-bedroom apartment is listed 16 per cent higher year-over-year. For a two-bedroom apartment, that figure is 12 per cent more.ConsumerAug 9
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Ottawa is imposing tariffs on Chinese EVs. Will buying a car get costlier?The announcement brings Canada in line with recent U.S. trade policy changes, where the Biden administration had announced a hike in tariffs in May.CanadaAug 26
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‘The hangover of inflation’: What’s behind all the recent labour disputes?Whether it's on airport tarmacs, at shipping ports or along railways, Canadians have been seeing disruptions from labour unrest for years. Here's what ties it all together.EconomyAug 27
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China is ‘going to retaliate’ over Canada’s tariff hikes, experts say. How?The government wouldn't specifically say Monday if it is concerned about a heightened threat environment to Canadians in China due to the announcement.PoliticsAug 27
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Sale of Atlantic Canada’s biggest newspaper chain could reduce local content: expertAn expert who tracks Canada's mainstream media industry says Postmedia's pending purchase of Atlantic Canada's largest newspaper chain is almost certain to result in job cuts,CanadaJul 30
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As caterpillars eat N.B. maple leaves, syrup producers consider insecticide solutionNew Brunswick's maple syrup industry is considering using an insecticide to kill off forest tent caterpillars that have chewed through a portion of the woodlands this summer.EnvironmentJul 30
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Ottawa’s consultation for tariffs on Chinese EVs ends. What comes next?While it is unclear when the results of the consultation will be made public, some experts say one outcome is most likely: increased tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles.CanadaAug 1
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Government chatbots? It’s one possibility under Ottawa’s new AI strategySoon Canadians who need to reach out to the federal government could also find themselves talking to an employee who's been helped by non-human assistants.CanadaJul 27
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Security firm helps dismantle pro-Palestinian encampment at McGill UniversityMcGill University had the long-standing pro-Palestinian encampment dismantled on campus Wednesday morning with the help of a private security firm and Montreal police.CanadaJul 10
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Greece is bringing in a 6-day work week. Could Canada follow?Greek workers began a 48-hour work week starting Monday, a move that union representatives from across industries have termed “barbaric."CanadaJul 3
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Canada looks to defend world junior football crown in EdmontonThe 2024 International Federation of American Football world junior championship begins Thursday in Edmonton following a six-year absence.SportsJun 18
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French-Montrealers vote in ‘historic’ election amid surge in far-rightQuebec is home to 260,000 French citizens, 200,000 of whom live in Montreal. They form the largest population of French nationals outside mainland France.WorldJun 29
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One person in hospital after being hit by train in TransconaOne man was taken to hospital after being hit by a train earlier today in Transcona.TrendingJun 7
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Montreal mayor, city officials unveil urban vision with focus on transit, housingThe plan focuses on an expansion of the public transit system, more housing, more greenspace and environmentally-friendly buildings.CanadaJun 11