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• Why smaller weddings are making a comeback: ‘They want to buy a house’

  As the heightened cost of living weighs on Canadian households, some wedding planners and vendors say they've noticed a shift with their clients.

  Consumer

  Jun 9
• Stellantis recalls more than 1 million Jeep vehicles, cites fire hazard

  Stellantis said the recall impacts nearly 1.08 million vehicles ‌in the United States, 106,000 in Canada, 23,000 in Mexico and about 125,000 in other markets around the world.

  Consumer

  Jun 9
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• Airlines facing high jet fuel costs can now get millions in loans in Canada

  The new federal government program will let airlines borrow up to $150 million each, said Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne.

  Consumer

  Jun 8
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• As consumers struggle, should the Bank of Canada hike, hold or cut rates?

  Several economists believe the Bank of Canada is more likely to raise borrowing rates in the coming months than provide a cut.

  Economy

  Jun 8
• Saskatoon shoppers turning to second-hand swaps in greater numbers

  As the cost of living continues to rise, more people are ditching traditional stores and malls to turn to thrifting for the latest fashions.

  Consumer

  Jun 5
• Sunwing, WestJet Vacations indefinitely suspend Cuba operations

  In April, the group had announced that it was suspending its Cuba operations until October. On Friday, that suspension was extended 'until further notice.'

  Consumer

  Jun 5
• Strong start to Calgary’s tourism season leads to optimistic outlook

  After more than 10 million people visited Calgary in 2025, Tourism Calgary expects this year to be even stronger — with a substantial increase in visitors to the city already.

  Canada

  Jun 4
• Road to the Referendum: What impact could separating have on Alberta’s economy?

  Alberta would be the 125th largest country, economically, in the world if it was to become a sovereign nation, experts say — which could affect business investment and jobs.

  Economy

  Jun 4
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• Vitamin D and calcium may not support bone health as much as thought: study

  Seventy-three per cent of participants were 'not at high risk of fractures or falls,' with calcium, vitamin D or combined supplements having 'little to no effect on fractures.'

  Health

  Jun 4
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• Lethbridge preparing for future without commercial flights

  Commercial flights will no longer land or take off in Lethbridge after June 23. However, the city says 98 per cent of air traffic is expected to remain.

  Consumer

  Jun 3