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Kingston records Canada’s largest year-over-year drop in average rentsAccording to statistics Canada, rental prices in Kingston are trending downwards. City officials say this news validates the work they've been doing over the past several years.PoliticsJul 7
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Fears are widespread about data centre impacts on Canada’s water, environment: pollA large majority of Canadians in a recent poll said they worry that artificial intelligence data centres will hike their power bills and harm the environment.CanadaJul 18
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U.S. man gets 15 years for attempting to smuggle drugs into CanadaIn 2021, duffel bags with roughly 180 kg of meth and almost a kilogram of fentanyl washed up on a beach near Port Angeles in Washington state.CrimeJul 24
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Canada Day a moment of pride, patriotism and melancholy in AlbertaOn Oct. 19, voters are to decide whether they want the province to remain in Canada or to start the process for holding a second, binding vote on quitting Confederation.CanadaJul 1
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Greer defends Canada tariff threat, says CUSMA ‘options’ coming this yearU.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said he's hopeful 'interim arrangements' will be presented to the leaders of all three countries before the end of this year.U.S. NewsJul 22
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Much of Canada reels under extreme heat warning as temperatures soarHeat warnings were issued for most of Ontario, along with parts of Quebec, Manitoba and the Northwest Territories, Environment Canada said.EnvironmentJul 14
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What Canada’s colour-coded heat warnings mean as temperatures soarAn extreme heat event is identified when daily temperatures reach heat warning thresholds for two or more days in a row with no relief overnight.WeatherJun 30
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The hard-fought race to build Canada’s next submarine fleetThe unusually short competition to build the Canadian navy’s next submarine fleet seemed to focus on everything but the boats themselves.CanadaJun 21
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Drug seizures at Canada-U.S. border dropping, Congress hearsActing Deputy Chief Jason Schneider told the House committee that seizures at the U.S.' northern border had dropped by 55 per cent compared to last year.CanadaJul 1
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CBC to stop airing ‘Hockey Night in Canada’ this fall after nearly 75 yearsIn a joint statement, Rogers Sportsnet and the CBC say that the public broadcaster will no longer carry NHL broadcasts next season.SportsJun 16
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Canada’s months-long World Cup party comes to an end with finalThe championship match, expected to draw a global television audience of nearly two billion viewers, closes the first 48-team men's World Cup and Canada's role as a host.SportsJul 19
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Americans call in to Vancouver council meeting in what mayor says is ‘foreign interference’People from outside Vancouver and even outside Canada called into a public hearing on Wednesday on the city's controversial villages plan.PoliticsJul 23
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Transport Canada appoints observer after train derailment northeast of MontrealTransport Canada has appointed an observer to oversee the investigation into a CN train derailment near Montreal after 49 railcars left the tracks near a neighbourhood.CanadaJul 11
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Canada’s first offshore wind farms move closer to reality as regulator clears biddersCanada’s first offshore wind farms moved closer to reality as Nova Scotia regulators approved companies to bid on seabed licences later this year.CanadaJun 27
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A list of all the Canadian products Trump wants to hit with 50% tariffsU.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer also stated on Monday that the tariffs will impact 'nearly $20 billion in imports from Canada.'CanadaJul 21
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Conservative MP Dane Lloyd named party’s Alberta ‘referendum lead’Albertans will vote this October on whether to hold a future referendum on separation from Canada, with Lloyd expected to work to listen to Albertans and address their concerns.PoliticsJul 19
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Canada Post signs deal with union, ends years of labour uncertaintyCanada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers have signed new collective agreements, ending years of labour uncertainty and turmoil amid the negations.CanadaJun 19
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Half of Calgary Chamber members would consider leaving if Alberta separates: pollA new poll commissioned by the Calgary Chamber of Commerce says nearly half of its members would leave Alberta if the province votes to separate from Canada.EconomyJun 24
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Tuesday the ‘peak’ for heat wave gripping Ontario: Environment CanadaMillions in Ontario are experiencing temperatures near 37 C Tuesday as the “peak” of a heat wave over the province settles in, Environment Canada says.CanadaJul 14
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Zero-emission vehicle sales spiked nearly 20% in May, says StatCanSales of zero-emission vehicles soared almost 20 per cent in May, according to Statistics Canada, with more than 18,000 sold across the country.CanadaJul 15