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Red Lobster sale approved, will exit bankruptcy protectionA U.S. bankruptcy judge on Thursday approved Red Lobster's reorganization plan and sale to a lender group led by asset manager Fortress.U.S. NewsSep 5
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TIFF festivalgoers note amped-up star wattage, city buzz after strikes and COVID woesFive hours ahead of the first screening of "Saturday Night" at TIFF, fans were already lined up along the red carpet and waiting for celebrities to arrive.EntertainmentSep 11
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Alberta quadruples school construction funding to $8.6B to address swelling populationAlberta was calling and now the government is working to address one of the consequences of an unprecedented number of people moving to the Prairie province over the past year.PoliticsSep 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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Alberta craft distillers seek ‘equal playing field’, say dated regulations hurting businessAlberta's craft distillers say 20-year-old regulations are a threat to their industry's future. They say new rules are long overdue as the province reviews its options.CanadaSep 15
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TIFF touts Rogers as ‘presenting sponsor’ ahead of 1st fest without BellWhen the Toronto International Film Festival rolls out the red carpet to welcome Hollywood's top stars this week, it will do so with dozens of new brand supporters.EntertainmentSep 3
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Fort Road reopens following years of construction, business owners eager to recoverTraffic is once again flowing smoothly along Fort Road — a sight that hasn't been seen in three years along the northeast Edmonton thoroughfare.TrafficAug 12
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Canadian ‘Survivor’ champ using winnings to pursue becoming a doctorTwo years after being the second Canadian to win 'Survivor,' Maryanne Oketch is putting a portion of her winnings toward enrolling in medical school in London, Ont.CanadaSep 12
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Canada’s rail shutdown, Harris clinches Democratic nomination and other top storiesKamala Harris clinched the Democratic party’s nomination for President and a shutdown brought Canada's train to a halt. Here are the top stories this week.CanadaAug 24
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TIFF 2024 kicks off with return to form, boasting big names in movies and musicThe Toronto International Film Festival returns in full force Thursday after navigating several years of pandemic-related challenges and industry disruptions.EntertainmentSep 5
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A U.S. port strike looms, and it would be ‘devastating’ for supply chainsRoughly 45,000 dockworkers at three dozen seaports from Texas to Maine have threatened to walk off the job on Oct. 1 if they don't reach a new contract agreement.EconomyAug 31
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N.S. charities using online raffle site will now face new ‘piece of red tape’An animal rescue charity in Nova Scotia says changes to an online platform that runs raffles – now requiring ticket buyers to verify their location – is a 'kick in the stomach.'CanadaAug 17
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Rob Schneider apologizes to daughter Elle King for ‘toxic’ parentingSinger Elle King said she does not want to be associated with her father, comedian Rob Schneider, over of his political views and because he's 'just not nice.'EntertainmentAug 19
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Federal health spending has outpaced provinces, analysis findsThe findings stand in stark contrast to the rhetoric that has punctuated federal and provincial health negotiations over the last several years.CanadaSep 2
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Alberta Health Minister says AHS, Covenant Health hospital transfer plan isn’t ‘hard and fast’AHS operates more than 100 facilities across the province, while Covenant Health's website lists fewer than a dozen hospitals and rural health centres.HealthSep 3
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B.C. announces appointment of new chief coronerThe British Columbia government has appointed Dr. Jatinder Baidwan as the province's new chief coroner following the retirement of Lisa Lapointe earlier this year.HealthAug 8
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Whooping cough or cold? What symptoms to look for amid surgeWhooping cough is making a surge in Canada and the early symptoms of this bacterial illness make it appear as if it’s a common cold.HealthSep 3
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Return-to-office rules for public servants set to kick in. What to knowCanada's public servants are being mandated to be in office three days a week, with managers expected to do the same four days a week, but their union is blasting the decision.CanadaSep 6
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Concern, frustration grows as CPKC, CN rail labour dispute continuesFarmers say grain is stuck, city officials say commuters are disrupted and an economist warns the cost could be huge if the Canada-wide rail labour dispute continues.CanadaAug 24
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Looking to save money? Renegotiating bills may help as cost of living bitesIf you're planning to renegotiate bills like your cell phone contract, experts say to do your research and find deals from competitors that you can present to your provider.CanadaAug 21