3 hours ago Calgary city council delivers 3.6% property tax hike in 2025 but process slammed

Tax increase of $8 per month for a median-priced home valued at $700,000

Economics

3 hours ago Calgary city council delivers 3.6% overall property tax hike in 2025 but process slammed

Tax increase of $8 per month for a median-priced home valued at $700,000

Economics

4 hours ago Three people arrested after stolen BMW collided with TTC bus in Toronto: police

Police say a BMW was stolen at gunpoint from the driver on Nov. 1 and that vehicle was then allegedly used in two residential break-ins on Nov. 13

Events

7 hours ago Who buys a Christmas tree after Dec. 14? And other questions about the GST/HST rebate

The changes — which have yet to be implemented by legislation — have sparked many questions amongst businesses who are getting ready for the busy holiday season

Culture

7 hours ago Who buys Christmas trees after Dec. 14? And other concerns about Trudeau’s sales

The changes — which have yet to be implemented by legislation — have sparked many questions amongst businesses who are getting ready for the busy holiday season

Politics

7 hours ago Alberta passenger rail plan will draw on experts and public opinion, province says

An online survey is open until Dec. 20, where Albertans can provide input to help inform the rail master plan

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8 hours ago Canada Post headed for ‘another significant loss’ as strike hits second week, competitors step in

The Crown corporation said Friday it lost $315 million before tax in the third quarter, larger than its $290 million loss a year earlier

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8 hours ago ‘Be careful out there’: Ford tells Toronto cyclists to avoid major arterial roads

Ontario's premier and transportation minister are suggesting cyclists avoid Toronto's major roads as the province forges ahead with a plan to remove bike lanes from some streets.

Transport

8 hours ago Doug Ford just got even tougher on Ontario bike lanes with new measures

As if Doug Ford's plan to take control of bike infrastructure across Ontario wasn't troubling enough for those who travel on two wheels, the premier is moving to invoke some heavy-handed measures that would go as far as preventing anyone from suing the Province for injuries sustained where it chose to remove downtown cycle paths.The controversial Bill 212: Reducing Gridlock, Saving You Time Act has garnered the public's full attention — likely strategically so — since it was first revealed in October, when the government asserted that more oversight of bike lanes was key to "tackling gridlock and getting drivers and commuters across Ontario out of traffic."Toronto and its legendary congestion are at the heart of the...

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