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Alberta is ending its hybrid work policy allowing some staff to work from home two days a week, mandating all government employees return to the office full-time in 2026.

The online survey found that 72 per cent of Canadians think vaccinations for children should "definitely" or "probably" be mandatory in their province.

With measles spreading to more than 5,000 Canadians in the past year, Canada is poised to lose its measles-free status from the Pan-American Health Organization.

Only 319 units were sold in July, August and September, down 54 per cent compared with the same period last year and 92 per cent below the 10-year average for this time of year.

Hundreds joined the Daily Bread Food Bank this Thanksgiving to give back, as food insecurity visits are set to surpass four million in Toronto this year.

While some major markets — Winnipeg, Regina, and Toronto — saw home resales go up from August to September, most markets remained tepid.

Average asking rents in September in Canada dropped 3.2 per cent compared to September last year, a new report by Rentals.ca and Urbanation shows.

With the Edmonton election just days away, the final push is on for candidates trying to sway voters. This time around, the campaign trail is a lot different than 2021.

In Paris, eight men and two women between the ages of 41 and 60 began their trial in criminal court, all accused of online harassment targeting Macron.

Tim Hortons is increasing the price of a cup of coffee. The company said it is its first price hike for coffee in three years, citing pressures from inflation.

NB Power is asking ratepayers for yet another increase after two years of major hikes and growing frustration from customers. 

The Ontario Courts Public Portal is set to go live on Tuesday and will allow people to file documents, pay fees and find virtual links for court hearings online.

The Nova Scotia government has approved plans for construction of North America’s first coastal refuge for whales and dolphins retired from marine theme parks.

In 2021, Jyoti Gondek became the first woman ever elected as mayor of Calgary, but on Monday she also became the first incumbent mayor since 1980 not to be re-elected.

Three Ontario high schools have decided to cancel proms at the end of the school year, drawing anger from students who say they won't be able to celebrate an important milestone. 

Prime Minister Mark Carney's speech will come as a new report from Desjardins estimates the federal budget deficit could be the highest in 30 years.

Connor McDavid left a bag of money on the table this week.

Edmonton's 36th mayor, Amarjeet Sohi, is preparing to pass the torch. He reflects on the good, bad and the legacy he hopes to leave behind.

Glenn Stanford has seen plenty of hockey teams come and go from St. John's. The Newfoundland Regiment, he believes, are built to last.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The government shutdown has reopened debate on what has been a central issue for both major political parties in the last 15 years: the future of health coverage under the Affordable Care Act.