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After passing Bill 5, Ford government asked staff for suggestions on how to use lawThe spring 2025 sitting of the legislature was dominated by Bill 5, a law that would allow cabinet to designate areas where provincial and municipal laws could be suspended.CanadaSep 17
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StubHub fined for allegedly violating Ontario ticket resale law, plans to appealOntario's Consumer Beware List showed Monday that StubHub was being fined a total of $20,000 for two alleged contraventions of a new ticketing law brought in during the spring.PoliticsSep 21
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Transport minister says Metrolinx service cuts ‘temporary in nature’On Saturday, Metrolinx announced it would be reducing service on several of its routes until next spring, after offering enhanced service during the summer.CanadaSep 1
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John Galliano pulls out of Met exhibit following controversyThe museum said the exhibit, which had been planned as the May 2027 spring Costume Institute show launching the annual Met Gala, will be replaced by another show.EntertainmentAug 31
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5 Aritzia trousers that belong in every capsule wardrobeFrom viral wide-leg favourites to elevated pull-ons and tailored classics with hidden comfort, read on for the must-have Aritzia pants for spring 2026 and beyond.The CuratorAug 12
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Unlicensed Alberta driver caught speeding 230 km/h near Fairmont Hot SpringsAn Audi was seized and an Alberta man charged with driving impaired and without a licence, after the car was caught speeding nearly three times the limit near Fairmont Hot Springs.TrafficJul 23
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Tough season for Prairie beekeepers due to late spring, potential tariffs in AugustBee farmers in the Prairies are running into some major issues in the middle of honey production season, with tariff threats and weather delaying honey production.CanadaJul 27
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Saskatchewan boosts disaster aid in response to storm-packed spring and summerIncreased benefits are being put in place to help residents after stormy spring and summer seasons, the Saskatchewan government announced Thursday.WeatherJul 16
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Saskatoon traffic having trouble getting around with construction throughout cityConstruction seems to be everywhere in the city. Now, with a delayed start to the construction season because of the late spring, some people are having a hard time getting around.TrafficJul 23
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NS Power says billing ‘back to normal’ after cyberattack, so it’s bringing back late feesNova Scotia Power says it plans to resume charging late fees this October for the first time since a cyberattack disrupted billing last spring.EconomyJul 15
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Simply Delicious Recipe: Spring Strawberries with Burrata and EndiveFollow along with Susan Hay and Chef Mark McEwan, as he pairs strawberries with Burrata cheese and Endive.FeaturesJul 3
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Rockslide in Banff National Park closes popular climbing areaParks Canada has shut down an area just east of the Banff Springs Golf Course after a rockslide happened Tuesday in a popular climbing area. Fortunately there were no injuries.EnvironmentJul 8
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Push to stop New Brunswick’s Tantramar gas plant picks up momentumLocal and national advocacy groups are urging the province to rethink the project, even after it cleared a major regulatory hurdle this past spring.CanadaJul 6
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A paid skilled trade placement program is coming for Canadian youthOttawa plans to spend $880 million for the plan, which will begin in early 2027 and be available for young Canadians looking for on-the job experience in the trades.CanadaSep 18
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Gatineau police believe ‘handyman’ behind string of underwear thefts, break-insGatineau police say there may be more victims in connection with a string of underwear thefts and break-ins involving a man offering 'handyman' services.CrimeAug 28
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Canada’s 2026 census participation was among highest ever, says StatCanStatistics Canada says the response rate for this year's census of the population was 98.4 per cent, one of the highest ever recorded.CanadaSep 14
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Christine Fréchette claims more Quebecers are warming up to frackingFracking has been raised during the Quebec election campaign, especially with the Quebec Conservatives pushing fossil fuels to boost the economy.PoliticsSep 19
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Nova Scotia selling off remaining U.S. booze inventory, liquor profits dipDuring the first quarter, the NSLC sold more than $1.8 million in U.S. products, according to its latest financial results.Canada4 hours
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Ottawa eyes Labour Code conflict intervention changes, minister saysHajdu's department launched broad consultations with employers, unions and other stakeholders this spring about changes they'd like to see to the Canada Labour Code.CanadaJul 3
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N.S. Speaker scraps planned legislature bans just days before fall sitting beginsThe unexpected decision, released late Friday afternoon, comes as provincial politicians are set to return to the legislature on Tuesday following the long weekend.PoliticsSep 4