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Canada Post hiked stamp prices this week, right after announcing a $748 million pre-tax loss in 2023. Anne Gaviola has more on sweeping changes that may be needed to ensure the crown corporation’s future viability.

A surge of new listings coupled with muted demand among buyers has created what the Canadian Real Estate Association calls the “most balanced” environment we’ve seen in the housing market since pre-pandemic. Anne Gaviola has this story and more in Business Matters for Wednesday, May 15, 2024.

The federal government is reversing a law on citizenship rights. Since 2009, Canadian parents who were born abroad could not pass down their citizenship, unless their child was born in Canada. Mackenzie Gray explains the changes, who qualifies, and what it means for Canadian parents who had children outside the country in the past 15...

Bayleigh Pelham clinched victory in Big Brother Canada, defeating Anthony Douglas and Lexus Jackson. Bayleigh shares her excitement about her victory as Anthony reflects on finishing second again. Plus, Lexus explains her jury vote, alliances with returning all-stars, the importance of jury management. Finally, Bayleigh reveals her post-win plans and how she plans to celebrate.

Some travel agents are encouraging people to use their Airmiles and opt for packages if they can to try to offset the rising cost of a plane ticket. It comes on the heels of news that WestJet may launch a new cheaper fare category that would be available to travellers willing to fly without a...

Canada continues to see extreme weather events and wildfires at an increasing rate and with more severity— and it’s leading to rising costs for both Canadians and insurers. As Sean Previl explains, climate and insurance experts say it’s unlikely to change anytime soon but there are things Canadians and insurers can do to help mitigate...

An updated list of the 25 most wanted criminals in the country was unveiled Tuesday and along with it, a million dollars worth of rewards for their capture. Several of the suspects have connections to the GTA—including a man facing charges in a homicide at a gas station in Mississauga. Kayla McLean reports.

Prices have risen all over the grocery store for a while now and its left some people struggling to pay for baby formula. Heidi Petracek looks at how high prices have soared and potential solutions.

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation says Parks Canada is spending $12 million on a controversial deer cull on Sidney Island near Victoria, when hunters could do the same job for free. Paul Johnson reports.

Speaking about controversy surrounding the federal budget on Tuesday, particularly related to a free contraceptives initiative, Health Minister Mark Holland said that he didn’t think the country “should allow people to take three contradictory positions” simultaneously. “How many politicians are against abortion, against universal access to contraception, and are against sexual education?” Holland asked.

On Friday, the federal government announced funding of around $104 million for Toronto to host six matches at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The tournament will witness a total of 13 matches between Toronto and Vancouver, and the first-ever FIFA men’s World Cup game in Canada.

During Tuesday’s update on Canada’s most wanted fugitives, Toronto Police Chief Myron Demkiw took questions about comments he’s made on the Umar Zameer trial. Jaden Lee-Lincoln has more.

Manitoba sunflowers are being featured on a series of new stamps released by Canada Post.

Canada’s BOLO program issued its top 25 most wanted fugitives in Canada on Tuesday, amplifying the message of police departments across the country. “Today, for the first time, we are putting our reward money on the table, literally” said BOLO Program Director Max Langlois, standing in front of the bundles of cash. “One million dollars...

The federal government is pushing for every new light-duty vehicle sold in Canada to be electric by 2035, but questions are growing about how that goal will be reached. Mike Drolet explains how Canada’s mining industry will be crucial to maintaining a steady supply of electric vehicle (EV) batteries.

If you look at all the renters in Canada, three per cent were evicted in the past year and this comes as demand for rentals has outpaced supply in most major markets, boosting rental costs to new heights. The trend is driven by increasing immigration and home ownership costs that forced many who were looking...

With Monday’s carbon pricing hike bumping up the price of gas again, a monitoring company has a new prediction about what Canadians will be spending to fill up. Global’s Nathaniel Dove reports.

It’s been one month since Lynx Air shut down service in Canada, leaving Flair Airlines as the last ultra-low-cost carrier in the country. But amid a slew of reputational and financial uncertainty that has dogged the airline in just the past year, Canadians who may be looking to book spring or summer travel may be...

Toronto police, the Bolo Program and Crime Stoppers have announced a reward of up to $50,000 for a tip that leads to the arrest of Kamar Cunningham – a man convicted of firearms trafficking offences. Jaden Lee-Lincoln Reports.

A new report says most of the bed bug ridden cities across Canada are in Ontario, with Toronto taking the top spot for the seventh straight year. Pest control company Orkin released its annual list of the “bed buggiest” cities, which is based on the number of bed bug treatments that the company performed for...