2 h. ago Varcoe: Alberta in 'a league of its own' with 42,000 new jobs in September, while oil dips below $59

It was the single-biggest monthly increase in Alberta jobs on record outside of some wild bumps during the pandemic

Economics

2 h. ago Alberta Premier Smith says Ottawa is dodging responsibility for pipeline decision

The Alberta government says Ottawa is dodging responsibility by not standing behind the province’s planned proposal for a pipeline that would bring oil to the B.C. coast. In a statement Friday, Premier Danielle Smith’s office said the decision to build a pipeline lies solely with Prime Minister Mark Carney and the federal government. “We expect […]

Other

2 h. ago Mark Carney change de position sur le maintien du plafond des émissions de GES

Il a laissé entendre que son gouvernement pourrait être disposé à abandonner cette politique.

Society

3 h. ago Le Brésil «frustré» face aux retards dans la présentation d’objectifs climatiques de nombreux pays

La ville amazonienne de Belém accueillera en novembre la COP30.

Society

3 h. ago Carney government under pressure to pick a side in dicey pipeline fight

Premier Danielle Smith expects Prime Minister Mark Carney to ‘act decisively’ in support of Alberta’s pipeline to the B.C. coast

Politics

4 h. ago Ontario to roll out new portal expanding digital access to court system

The Ontario Courts Public Portal is set to go live on Tuesday and will allow people to file documents, pay fees and find virtual links for court hearings online.

Other

4 h. ago La Chine «devient très hostile»: Donald Trump menace le pays d’une augmentation «massive» des tarifs

Donald Trump a jugé vendredi que la Chine «devenait très hostile» et a menacé d'augmenter les tarifs de façon «massive».

Economics

5 h. ago Melania Trump dit négocier directement avec Poutine le retour d'enfants ukrainiens dans leur pays natal

La première dame américaine, Melania Trump, annonce négocier directement avec Vladimir Poutine.

Politics

5 h. ago Airdrie man accused of taking lumber worth over $30,000 from two Lethbridge businesses

The stolen lumber was being used to build a new garage and at a rural property under construction

Economics

5 h. ago SNOBELEN: Carney should be channelling toughness of Canadian old

You must forgive my grandfathers and, come to think of it, their generation. They didn’t get the memo on quantitative easing, culture wars, diversity, colonialism, and influencers. Heck, they even conflated truth with facts. But cut them some slack. One earned a living from a rural general store in Nova Scotia while raising 10 children through two world […]

Transport

5 h. ago WARMINGTON: $1,000 reward offered for return of lost phone containing treasured photos of deceased pet

Toronto man says he is desperate to locate missing photos of beloved Kelsie.

Economics

6 h. ago LILLEY: Carney and Ford bromance on the rocks over Trump, autos

The once close relationship is under threat as Ford fumes over Carney's stance on the U.S. President and a key economic sector

Transport

6 h. ago Canada Strong pass offering cheaper travel and other perks is being extended

Canadians will be able to take advantage of the Canada Strong Pass during the holidays.In an announcement on Friday, Prime Minister Mark Carney revealed that the Canada Strong Pass will be extended for the holidays and Summer 2026.Canadians will continue to save big on travel within the country just in time for the holiday season, with the pass being renewed from Dec. 12, 2025, to Jan. 15, 2026, and then again for Summer 2026."Since its launch, it has led to increased visits across national, provincial and territorial museums, historic sites, parks as well as increased rail travel — supporting local communities and businesses across Canada," reads a statement from Canada's Department of Finance.The Canada Strong Pass launched in April, offering domestic travel perks such as free access to national galleries and museums for children and youth under 18. Children 17 and under get to ride the Via Rail for free when accompanied by an adult, wh...

Other

7 h. ago Carney defends $700K salaries for CEOs of new federal agencies

'I think you'll find that their pay when they were private sector CEOs was substantially higher than the pay ranges that they have,' Carney said

Economics

7 h. ago Canadian bread settlement: How to get a slice of the $500 million payout

Here's what to know about the Canadian packaged bread class actions settlement and how you can get your slice of the money.

Economics

7 h. ago Carney defends paying more than half a million a year to CEO appointees

Carney said their responsibilities are enormous and include things like making major military procurement decisions and reviewing industrial development projects.

Economics

7 h. ago Ontario's unemployment crisis is reaching concerning new highs

The latest job figures for Canada have just been released, and, woefully, Ontario's unemployment rate continues to push higher amid what has become a joblessness crisis.According to StatCan, a shocking 7.9 per cent of the province's workforce is now without a paying gig, despite some growth in the manufacturing and agriculture sectors (which added 12,000 and 5,200 roles, respectively, over the course of September).This is a slight jump from just a month earlier, when 7.7 per cent of the eligible population was looking for work, and also from this time last year, when Ontario's rate of unemployment was 7.1 per cent.In Toronto, the proportion of job seekers remained about the same between August and September, sitting at a significantly higher level than the province overall: 8.9 per cent.The fact that this number didn't rise from one month to the next is somewhat reassuring after increases earlier in the year, though the city's u...

Other

7 h. ago CUSMA renegotiation won’t resolve all trade issues with U.S., Carney says

Talks to update the agreement, known in Canada as CUSMA, are set to start next year but Carney said those talks are unlikely to resolve all outstanding issues.

Economics

8 h. ago Carney defends paying 2 CEO appointees upwards of $577,000 a year

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney is defending his decision to pay the CEOs of two new government offices annual salaries that are higher than those of his own cabinet ministers. Douglas Guzman, the head of a new defence procurement office, and Dawn Farrell, the head of the new Major Projects Office, will each make […]

Economics

8 h. ago Broadwood Partners Issues Letter to STAAR Surgical’s Board Questioning Its Diligence in Rush to Reaffirm Support for Alcon Sale

Raises Concerns About Whether the Board Fulfilled Its Fiduciary Duty of Care in Doubling Down on Its Commitment to Proposed Transaction Renewed Support Comes After Stunning Revelation STAAR CEO and Chair Failed to Disclose Inbound Interest in Acquiring the Company to Rest of Board NEW YORK — Broadwood Partners, L.P. and its affiliates (collectively, “Broadwood”) […]

Economics