Proposed Renter’s Bill of Rights a good first step, but not enough for Alberta: advocate
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced three new proposed reforms in the 2024 budget that aim to protect Canadian renters.
Economy
Apr 15
Saskatchewan investigates economic effects of federal emissions cap
The province referred the federal oil and gas emissions cap and federal Methane 75 regulations to the Saskatchewan Economic Impact Assessment for review.
Canada
Apr 8
Will counting rent for credit score help if home prices stay high? What we know
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced last week the measures would aim to amend the Canadian Mortgage Charter in an effort to make it more fair for renters.
Canada
Apr 2
2 men arrested after ‘concerning’ amount of explosives found: Winnipeg police
'Investigators believe this individual may have been planning to detonate an explosive device on the outskirts of Winnipeg for the May Long Weekend.'
Crime
May 3
U.K. to expel Russian defence attaché for ‘malign activity’
A British minister said the country will expel a Russian military attaché accused of being an undeclared military intelligence officer.
Politics
May 8
Do you need to own a home to be wealthy in Canada? How renters can get ahead
Some renters might be feeling less secure about their finances than if they owned a home, but experts say there's a path to build wealth outside the housing market in Canada.
Money
Apr 27
McGill University seeks court order to dismantle pro-Palestinian encampment
McGill University says it's seeking the injunction despite ongoing talks with campers. Activists denounced the court order request by the school as a "shameful move,"
Canada
May 10
Edmonton mayor, Alberta government meet to talk about Sohi’s 6-page funding letter
There could soon be movement on money Edmonton says it is owed by the Alberta government, Mayor Amarjeet Sohi said after meeting with Municipal Affairs Minister Ric McIver.
Politics
May 6
Man in critical condition after setting himself on fire near NYC courthouse
The fire happened in a park across the street from the courthouse that has been a gathering point for protesters and media outlets covering jury selection for Donald Trump's trial.
U.S. News
Apr 19
London sword attack: 14-year-old killed, 4 injured by man on stabbing spree
Video of the terrifying incident shows a man wearing a yellow hoodie holding a long sword walking in the London suburb of Hainault.
World
Apr 30
Does Budget 2024 make it easier to buy a first home in Canada?
The 2024 budget included $8.5 billion in new housing initiatives. Here's what experts say that money means for prospective homebuyers trying to break into the market.
Money
Apr 17
Nearly 200 fossil fuel, chemical lobbyists to join plastic treaty talks in Ottawa
Nearly 200 fossil fuel and chemical industry lobbyists plan to join this week's United Nations negotiations on the first global treaty to curb plastic pollution.
Canada
Apr 26
Multiple health enforcement orders issued to Lethbridge apartment complex
Some Lethbridge renters are in limbo after Alberta Health Services issued multiple closure and work orders for an apartment complex.
Canada
May 16
Alberta NDP debate marked by agreement, until it came to Nenshi’s record
Nenshi's status as the newcomer to the party, and relatively vague platform promises, have opened the door to questions about where he stands on key issues.
Politics
May 12
Spain’s PM considers resigning amid wife’s legal probe: ‘Is it all worth it?’
Pedro Sanchez said he would step back from public duties "for a few days" to decide if he wants to continue leading the government amid a business corruption probe into his wife.
World
Apr 24
Tesla to lay off more than 10% of global workforce amid falling sales
Tesla will lay off more than 10 per cent of its global workforce, an internal memo seen by Reuters on Monday shows, as it grapples with falling sales and an intensifying price war.
Money
Apr 15
Why MP questions put the Bank of Canada governor in a political minefield
Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem faces a slew of politically focused questions in committee appearances with members of Parliament. Here's why that puts him in a tough spot.
Politics
May 6
Alberta to make changes to bill proposing sweeping powers over municipalities
Municipal Affairs Minister Ric McIver says the government will introduce changes and implement rules surrounding how and when cabinet can overrule local governments.
Politics
May 2
Israel due to get billions of dollars of U.S. weapons despite pause on bombs
A wide range of other military equipment is due to go to Israel, U.S. officials said, as Republicans accused the Biden administration of abandoning commitments to its defence.
World
May 9
NHL coach Jon Cooper apologizes for sexist ‘goalies in skirts’ comment
Tampa Bay Lightning coach Jon Cooper's 'misogynistic' remarks after the team was eliminated from the Stanley Cup playoffs faced backlash.
Sports
May 1
