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Canada Post plans to raise stamp prices again to address financial ‘issues’Pending approval, the 25-per-cent increase would take effect in January 2025, 'after the busy holiday mailing season,' Canada Post said Friday.CanadaSep 6
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How do you solve a problem like Canada Post? Even Ottawa isn’t sure'Something's got to happen and it's got to happen quick,' one expert warned as the clock ticks amid continued steep financial losses for Canada Post.PoliticsAug 30
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Canada Post at ‘critical juncture’ due to unsustainable finances: board chairThe grim warnings from top executives at its annual general meeting are the latest trouble sign at the mail carrier that experts say could collapse if it doesn't change course.CanadaAug 28
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Sarah McLachlan stamp to be unveiled in VancouverCanadian musician Sarah McLachlan and the head of Canada Post are expected to unveil a stamp in her honour.EntertainmentSep 17
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32 arrested after investigation reveals Toronto gang was shipping drugs using Canada Post: policeToronto police say they seized cocaine with an approximate street value of $568,000 and methamphetamine, valued at approximately $480,000 during Project Foxx.CrimeAug 15
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Is rent cheaper living with a roommate? It depends where you liveA recent report by Rentals.ca showed "roommate rents" dropped to $1,481 per person in Vancouver and decreased in Toronto to $1,230, but it has risen in smaller cities.CanadaSep 13
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Canada Post worker saves the day after child forgets stamp on postcard to grandmaA child attending a summer camp in Dartmouth said she thought her postcard was lost after forgetting to stamp it. Thanks to her counsellor's quick thinking, it's back in transit.CanadaJul 4
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Kids are feeling the pinch of Canada’s cost of living crunch, poll findsMany kids are being told 'no' more often as their parents grapple with the rising cost of living, new Ipsos polling conducted exclusively for Global News shows.MoneySep 4
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Cool putter proves costly for Canada’s HendersonCanada's Brooke Henderson stood by the side of the 14th green at Le Golf National on Saturday and practised her putting motion several times before walking to the next hole.SportsAug 10
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Canadian track star Andre De Grasse enjoying reception after latest Olympic medalThe Paris relay medal was Andre De Grasse's seventh, tying him with swimmer Penny Oleksiak as Canada's most decorated summer Olympians.SportsSep 21
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Canada’s telecoms may shed assets amid slow growth. What could they cut?As Canada's telecommunications sector copes with challenges such as slower growth and fierce competition, dominant players are poised to continue shedding assets to reduce costs.CanadaSep 8
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CHL USA Prospects Challenge is coming to London, Ont.The city of London is going to play host to a brand-new hockey series in November between Canada and the United States.SportsSep 17
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Canada doubles Paralympic gold from Tokyo restoring momentum at gamesCanada's 10 gold medals in Paris were the most since 19 in Beijing in 2008, and also doubled the output at the Tokyo Games three years ago.SportsSep 8
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Americans can now renew passports online. Canadians are still waitingCanada promised last May it would launch an online passport renewal service in the fall, but has been mostly quiet on its progress ever since.CanadaSep 19
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‘Canada does not view China as an adversary,’ ambassador saysJennifer May said Canada no longer faces the green light of "business as usual" with China, but it's also past what she called the red-light scenario of 2018.CanadaSep 18
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Nurse ‘forced’ to leave Canada for endometriosis treatment over lack of helpAfter more than 20 years with debilitating pain, a nurse made the difficult and costly decision to leave Canada for treatment.HealthAug 30
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Canada refusing entry to more foreigners, giving fewer visas: dataIn July, Canada refused entry to 5,853 foreign travellers, who were 'allowed to leave,' as Canada puts it, the most since at least January 2019, according to border agency data.CanadaSep 3
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Calls grow for N.B. premier to denounce mailouts critics say are transphobicPressure is mounting on New Brunswick's government to denounce mailouts in the province from an Ontario group that call trans education harmful to children.CanadaAug 29
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The Bank of Canada cut rates again. Here’s why, and what’s nextThe Bank of Canada is continuing to cut its benchmark interest rate, lowering the cost of borrowing as inflation increasingly looks to be under control.MoneySep 4
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Cost of new Vancouver Art Gallery surges to $600M in latest megaproject sticker shockThe skyrocketing costs, which the gallery said are being felt by builders across Canada, could also result in a delayed or scaled-down project.CanadaAug 29