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Mississauga's animal services shelter is holding an adoption event, with the fee for adopting lowered to just $25 for dogs and cats, plus applicable taxes and licence fees.

The dogs have been placed in the care of the Fort McMurray SPCA, which says it will let the public know when the animals are ready for adoption.

The Winnipeg Humane Society said it is temporarily freezing intake, noting that it will 'still have support for pet owners,' including its pet food bank.

After years of debate, Montreal police officers will soon be equipped with body cameras, Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada announced Friday.

Three years after the federal government formally launched its national climate adaptation strategy, the Canadian Climate Institute suggests there is little sign any progress.

A new report from Fidelity suggests financial advisors are increasingly looking for evidence that AI investments are translating into strong financial results.

Montreal’s municipal council adopted a motion of solidarity with the Palestinian people in a meeting on Monday night.

The provincial elections authority says it must follow legislation adopted in 2022 making French the sole language of communication for public institutions.

A mother cat and her six newborn kittens are safe after they were found sheltering beneath an OPP vehicle in North Bay and rescued with help from animal welfare groups.

Montreal councillors are set to debate a contentious motion to suspend ties with the Israeli government.

When it comes to what the lab considers a "focused school-lunch basket," comprised of 12 popular school-lunch staples, prices declined about 2.8 per cent.

The idea of a prolonged trade war is something Canadians will need to get used to — even after President Donald Trump leaves office, experts say.

Monetary policymakers at the Bank of Canada use the policy rate to keep a lid on inflation and support economic growth when prices are contained.

For 71 years the Columbia House Record Club provided a cheap, quick, and convenient way to start a music collection. That era is finally coming to an end.

Lasalle College suspended classes after filing for bankruptcy protection earlier this week. The institution says it owes nearly $48 million to the provincial government.

Elections Quebec added that it asked the commissioner of the French language to make an exception for the election, but to no avail. 

The Brockville Aquatarium has been the home to five North American river otters that were rescued from the U.S. They now have three new ones.

A Roslin, Ont., farmer is in dispute with his insurance provider over a $1 million payout to help with his recovery from a severe accident.

Gus' Pub in Halifax has decided it will no longer be accepting AI event posters. Staff say they want to promote and support local artists and 'human culture.'

Is the latest round of trade negotiations with the U.S. the "new normal?" That's the question the Calgary Chamber of Commerce says is on the mind of many of its members.