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Auto union continues ‘challenging’ negotiations with Ford ahead of deadlineThe union representing Canadian autoworkers says it is in a critical week as it seeks to hammer out a new three-year deal with Ford Motor Co.EconomyJul 7
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Unifor to begin talks with General Motors after deal with FordIn pattern bargaining, a union negotiates with one company to set terms that it hopes to replicate with other companies in the same sector.CanadaAug 10
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Unifor, General Motors reach tentative deal for thousands of Ontario auto workersUnifor announced a tentative labour deal Saturday for its members at GM's Ontario plants. Union officials said the agreement, if ratified, will improve wages and benefits.CanadaAug 22
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Ford is planning an EV under $40K. Can it compete with Chinese vehicles?The Michigan-based carmaker is facing competition from rivals like Elon Musk’s Tesla and China’s BYD as it plans to release a new line of mass-affordable electric vehicles.CanadaAug 7
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Unifor releases details on tentative agreement with FordThousands of Canadian auto workers could secure three per cent wage increases every year for the next three if they agree to a new labour contract.CanadaJul 18
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Trump says Canada wants ‘benefit’ of U.S. state without being one as trade war escalatesU.S. President Donald Trump made his first comments on the failed trade agreement with Canada and appeared to revive his "51st State" rhetoric.CanadaAug 23
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Ford and Unifor strike tentative deal for three-year labour contractThe tentative agreement covers roughly 5,000 workers at five plants in southern Ontario and one in Alberta.CanadaJul 12
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U.S.-Canada trade talks have collapsed. Carney says these 3 issues torpedoed themTariffs of 50 per cent on billions of dollars of Canadian goods are now in effect after talks between the United States and Canada collapsed on Friday night.PoliticsAug 22
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Student given strap at northern Alberta Mennonite school leads to assault chargeA woman has been charged with assault after RCMP said a student was physically disciplined with a belt at a private religious school in the La Crete area of northwestern Alberta.CrimeAug 4
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Best air fryers and dorm-friendly appliances for easy cooking in small spacesWe’ve rounded up top picks from trusted brands like Crockpot, Our Place and Ninja. Back-to-school never tasted better! Bon appetite.The CuratorAug 9
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Driver fined $2,000 for wild 2024 crash in downtown VancouverSoyoub Kim, 53, was charged with dangerous driving in connection with the May 31, 2024 collision on Alberni Street that saw multiple vehicles struck.CrimeJul 27
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Bail review held for 1 of 2 alleged shooters in March U.S. consulate shootingZara Jabbi was arrested June 17, less than a week after Toronto Police Const. Marc Pinizzotto was shot to death. The justice will deliver her decision on bail review Thursday.Crime10 hours
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Motorcyclist fled police, drove wrong way before crash: N.S. RCMPRCMP allege the motorcyclist was not wearing a helmet and fled from police when an officer tried to stop him.CanadaJul 27
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Trump’s new tariffs will be ‘a crack in the CUSMA shield,’ industry groups warnIf the new 50 per cent tariffs go into effect, they would impact nearly $28 billion in annual Canadian exports to the U.S., according to Canadian Exporters and Manufacturers.CanadaAug 18
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Calgary police charge 8 people in organized crime investigation involving drugs, gunsCalgary police have laid almost 60 charges against eight people following an 11-month-long investigation into organized crime and drug trafficking.CrimeAug 11
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Alberta Education launches review after child hit with belt at private religious schoolAlberta's education minister has the authority to investigate registered independent schools, and shut them down if the school doesn't comply with the province's regulations.EducationAug 5
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Edmonton Corn Maze opens as 2026 design celebrates AMA’s 100th anniversaryEach year the Edmonton Corn Maze features a new design typically tied to the community and for 2026, it celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Alberta Motor Association.ConsumerAug 5
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Property, violent crimes drive increase in youth charges: StatCanIn 2025-2026, 56,956 Canadian youth between the ages of 12 and 17 at the time of their offences were charged with a crime, 12,891 of those being a crime 'against property.'CanadaAug 12
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Trump’s forced labour tariffs set to go into effect this week. What to knowLast month, the Trump administration proposed that tariffs of 10 per cent or more be imposed on products from dozens of major trading partners after a probe into forced labour.EconomyJul 20
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U.S. inflation cooled in July as gas prices fell but costs still highU.S. inflation slowed last month and a measure of underlying price pressures also cooled, as higher oil and gas prices had a limited impact on broader costs in the economy.U.S. NewsAug 12