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Canada Post CEO touts ‘early signs’ of recovery even as financial woes persistAt its annual public meeting, Doug Ettinger said Canada Post is winning back some of the parcel delivery market that has slipped away since 2019.CanadaOct 22
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Canada Post sees $277M quarterly loss after finalizing new union contractCanada Post on Friday reported a loss before tax of $277 million in the three-month period from April through June as the postal workers union signed a multi-year deal.ConsumerAug 28
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Canada lost 68K jobs in September, Statistics Canada saysThe unemployment rate ticked up slightly to 6.5 per cent from 6.4 per cent from August to September, data from Statistics Canada showed on Friday.EconomyOct 9
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Cost of medicines from Canada set to soar for millions of AmericansThe U.S. Customs and Border Protection rule targets the de minimis exemption, which previously allowed shipments valued under $800 to pass through customs more easily.CanadaOct 8
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Health Canada warns of possible false positives in pregnancy test recallRapid response tests are used for the early detection of pregnancy by determining the presence of human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) in urine.HealthOct 5
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‘Olivia’ was just dethroned as Canada’s most popular baby girl nameNoah continued its reign as the most popular name for baby boys in Canada for the fifth consecutive year, Statistics Canada said in a report Wednesday.CanadaSep 23
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Sask. city’s wastewater tops Canada for most methamphetamine, cocainePrince Albert had the highest recorded levels of methamphetamine and cocaine in its wastewater between January 2024 and March 2026, according to data from Statistics Canada.HealthOct 3
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Climate-driven wildfires in Canada could cost future generations trillions: study"A motivation of this study was to put it into economic terms that the general public could grasp a little bit better," researcher Sian Kou-Giesbrecht said.FireOct 8
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Alberta referendum voters reject separatism, choose to stay in CanadaMost of the province of Alberta has rejected a formal referendum on separatism and would rather remain part of Canada.PoliticsOct 20
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Part of Ontario to move to permanent daylight time. Here’s whyThe move comes after most of Canada's western provinces and territories have made the shift, with clocks no longer changing next month.CanadaOct 13
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Rogers plans to charge extra for bill payments with a credit cardRogers says it will begin charging most customers across Canada a 1.6 per cent processing fee next year for bill payments made using a credit card.ConsumerOct 23
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Trade war with Canada could end ‘pretty soon,’ Trump says during rallyTrump told a rally in Port Huron, Michigan, on Sunday that Canada had been "ripping off" the U.S. on trade and that the U.S. had no choice but to impose levies on Canadian goods.EconomyOct 26
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How the war in Iran could impact your home heating oil bill this winterSince the start of the war in Iran, the average retail home heating oil prices have jumped 42 per cent in most of Canada, sitting at $2.50 per litre this week.ConsumerOct 26
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Findings of Winnipeg police HQ inquiry a ‘total catastrophe’: KinewPremier Wab Kinew says a report being released next week contains evidence of misconduct and misappropriated funds in the downtown Winnipeg police headquarters renovation project.PoliticsOct 15
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Canada to co-host conference on returning Ukrainian kids, detaineesCanada, Ukraine and Norway will host an international conference in Toronto focused on returning Ukrainian children, detained civilians and prisoners of war.WorldSep 12
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7 Alberta referendum signs vandalized in Fort McMurrayMore than half of the signs encouraging Albertans to vote to have a second, binding referendum to leave Canada were vandalized in Fort McMurray over the past week.PoliticsOct 9
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Mail-in ballot delivery rules posing barriers: Alberta’s former top election officialAlberta's former top election official says there's a clause that would permit in-person mail deliveries, but the current chief electoral officer is refusing to use that power.PoliticsOct 15
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Michael J. Fox, actor and advocate, promoted within Order of CanadaMichael J. Fox, who is already a member of the Order of Canada, is being promoted to a companion in a ceremony hosted by Gov. Gen. Louise Arbour.CanadaOct 2
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GLP-1, ADHD medication costs leading surge in drug insurance claims: reportOverall drug costs in Canada rose 9.5 per cent in 2025 compared to 2024, a new report by private insurance company GreenShield said.HealthSep 29
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Five takeaways from final debate of Quebec election campaignThe leaders of Quebec's five major political parties dove into their third and final debate of the election campaign, hosted by Radio-Canada on Wednesday evening.PoliticsSep 24