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Sweaty corn? How more crops and climate change are driving up humidityClimate change is driving warmer temperatures and allowing farmers to plant more corn farther north, and crops are pumping out moisture as they try to stay cool.EnvironmentAug 28
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Flair Airlines looks to build out fleet, seeks investors to ‘restructure’ financesFlair Airlines is looking for partners to inject fresh capital into the discount carrier in order to "restructure" its finances and build out its fleet.CanadaAug 28
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Bank of Canada hopes job growth will ‘pick up’ amid rate cuts: MacklemBank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem says the health of the labour market is one consideration feeding into the central bank's interest rate decisions.EconomySep 10
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Alberta NDP leader slams premier’s plan to possibly transfer control of some hospitalsAlberta's Opposition leader says Premier Danielle Smith needs to explain her plan to potentially transfer control of underperforming hospitals to third parties.PoliticsAug 27
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Telus call centre workers in Ontario facing ‘extreme stress’ as they fight Quebec moveSome 150 Ontario call centre workers will remain in the province for the time being as their union battles Telus on its return-to-office plan.CanadaSep 19
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Toronto transit service to change next month. What you can expectThe TTC is increasing and revising its service schedule next month as ridership nears levels not seen since before the COVID-19 pandemic.PoliticsAug 27
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Why whooping cough cases are rising in CanadaMore than 11,670 cases have been reported in Quebec so far this year, a significant jump from the annual average of 562 cases between 2015 and 2019.HealthAug 28
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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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Edmonton man wins Emmy for ‘Shogun’ stuntworkAn Edmonton stunt performer is back from the Emmy Awards and he's brought some hardware back with him. Now, he wants to help bring more Emmys to Edmonton.EntertainmentSep 13
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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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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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No start date for Supreme Court of Canada renovation amid lengthy relocation delayA budget of more than $1 billion was earmarked for renewal of the two structures just west of Parliament Hill, but the project is three years behind schedule.CanadaAug 31
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As losses mount in toxic opioid crisis, Ontario cities memorialize overdose victims'We need to memorialize what these folks, our friends and family members, have gone through, and their tragic passing in this crisis we're all facing.'CanadaSep 18
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Air Canada pilot strike averted as tentative deal reached with unionAir Canada and the union representing more than 5,200 pilots have reached a tentative deal, averting a strike that could have disrupted travel plans for thousands of passengers.CanadaSep 15
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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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Strain on Calgary’s water system similar to revving car’s engine for too long: officialCalgarians used 496 million litres of water on Saturday, and was above 500 million litres in the days before that.EnvironmentSep 9
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Rustad tells Jordan Peterson B.C. can’t ‘change the weather,’ must stop school ‘indoctrination’John Rustad appeared on an episode of Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson's podcast released Monday.PoliticsSep 3
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Canada Post at ‘critical juncture’ due to unsustainable finances: board chairThe grim warnings from top executives at its annual general meeting are the latest trouble sign at the mail carrier that experts say could collapse if it doesn't change course.CanadaAug 28
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Faith leaders call on Ford to reverse move to shutter supervised consumption sitesA number of religious organizations came to Queen's Park on Tuesday and said they were hopeful they could reach Ford's 'humanity.'PoliticsSep 17
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Concordia University reports 30% drop in enrolment following Quebec tuition hikeConcordia University is reporting a nearly 30 per cent drop in new registrations of out-of-province students following a tuition hike announced last year by the Quebec government.CanadaAug 28