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The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) said in a press release Thursday that the negotiating committees have finalized language for the short-term disability program and personal days. The union says it will soon set ratification votes and is recommending that members vote yes.

Still more fallout from the impending closure of the London Drugs at the former Woodward’s building on Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. A vital service to the community will be lost on February 1st, when the Canada Post outlet inside closes, along with the Abbott Street store. Travis Prasad reports.

After an initial statement of support, Prime Minister Mark Carney has attempted to shift Canada’s position on the bombardment of Iran to a more nuanced position. On Tuesday, he held his first news conference in two weeks, after arriving in Australia to talk trade with business leaders. Mackenzie Gray reports on where Canada stands as...

The national executive board for the Canadian Union of Post Workers (CUPW) has voted to accept tentative agreements with Canada Post. After two years of labour strife, it’s recommending members vote yes to the latest offer, which includes higher wages and improved benefits.

A Fraser Institute study says 1.4 million Canadians are waiting so long for treatment that it cost them $4.2 billion in lost income and productivity last year. With waits stretching nearly 29 weeks, patients like Alberta’s Rayanne Boychuk say they’re stuck in medical limbo as their conditions worsen. Quinn Ohler has the details.

Scrutiny is mounting on the abilities of the U.S. and Mexico to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Eric Sorensen explains why, and how it means Canada could be the safest bet for soccer fans.

At a press conference on Wednesday, Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says reviving stalled Canada-India trade talks would be “a real positive” for both the province and the country as he prepares to join Prime Minister Mark Carney on a trade mission. Moe says Saskatchewan has “been waiting some time” to see broader negotiations resume, while...

A Conservative MP who represents the Okanagan wine region tabled a private member’s bill that he hopes will spur interprovincial sales of beer, wine and spirits. As David Akin reports, Dan Albas wants to cut a regulation which prohibits Canada Post from delivering “intoxicating beverages” between provinces.

More than a year into the U.S.-Canada trade war, Atlantic Canadian ports aren’t slowing down. They’re growing. And while the U.S. is still expected to be the top trade partner, port officials are making sure they’re not putting all their cargo in one basket. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports.

A new report from Statistics Canada says Alberta could replace B.C. as Canada’s third most populous province in a decade. Grace Ke explains why, and why the B.C. government is worried.

Despite a year of shifting travel demand, a major labour strike, and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty, Air Canada posted record Q4 profit to finish 2025 in the black, showing resilience in a tough operating environment. Anne Gaviola has this story and more in Business Matters for Feb. 13, 2026.

Edson and Yellowhead County residents have been without mail or delivery service since Jan. 29, when a water leak at the town’s Canada Post office shut down services indefinitely. Now residents say they’ve had no communication from the postal provider. Bianca Millions has the details.

RCMP release the names and more information about the six children and two adults killed during the mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C. Alberta RCMP are responding to an increased number of firearms complaints related to schools. Organizations say young people need more mental health supports across the country. Edson and Yellowhead County residents have...

The University of Regina will soon become home to Western’s Canada first small modular reactor safety, licensing and testing centre. As Manjot Singh reports, the facility will play a key role in shaping provinces nuclear plan and make the future workforce ready to compete in global markets.

We check in with Ifeanyi Emesih, CEO of My East Coast Experience, to preview the Most Inspiring Immigrants in Atlantic Canada gala set for January 30th at The Westin Nova Scotian.

Canada added 54,000 new jobs in November, pushing the unemployment rate down to 6.5%. We speak with Central 1 Credit Union Chief Economist Bryan Yu about the latest job numbers and whether it’s a sign Canada’s economy is on the rebound.

A tentative deal has been reached between Canada Post and the union representing its workers. Strike and lockout activity has been suspended by the employer for the time being as the two sides look to finalize the deal. Ian Lee, associate professor at Carleton University’s Sprott School of Business joins Global News Morning with more.

After Prime Minister Mark Carney claimed that Canada’s immigration system was “under control” on Tuesday, Conservative MPs targeted the immigration minister with their questions in the House of Commons Wednesday, with several calling for her dismissal after a year at her post.

Ian Lee, Carleton University Sprott School of Business Professor, joins Global’s Nivrita Ganguly to break down Canada Post’s latest earnings report and outline what we can expect from an in-principle deal with the Canadian Union of Postal Workers that could end two years of labour disruptions

We check in with Jenna Poste from the group Unplugged Canada to get reaction to Federal officials drafting plans to ban social media for children under 14.