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Canadians set to receive major benefit payments in June
June brings a wave of government benefit and credit payments to help eligible Canadians navigate the ongoing affordability crisis.
Spring real estate market shows modest signs of recovery
Canada's hoped-for spring real estate boom is slow to arrive, though some regions report modest gains compared to last year's sluggish market.
Canadian inflation expected to exceed 3% in April
Economists forecast inflation hit 3.1% in April as gas prices surged, marking the first time above 3% since 2023.
Hometown hero Mya Jones shines in Wild FC's draw with Montreal
Calgary Wild FC battled to a thrilling 2-2 draw against Montreal Roses FC at McMahon Stadium on Saturday in one of the season's best...
Drone strike ignites fire at UAE nuclear power plant
A drone strike sparked a fire outside the Barakah Nuclear Power Plant in Abu Dhabi. No injuries reported; plant operates normally.
WHO declares global health emergency over Ebola outbreak
The World Health Organization declared the Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda a public health emergency after 300+ suspected cases and 88 deaths.
Trump-backed Letlow advances in Louisiana Senate runoff
Political realignment continues as voters head to polls in closely watched race.
Irricana 4-H celebrates achievement day with livestock showcase
Young members from the Beef and Multi Club presented their projects at Saturday's annual event.
Charlotte FC edges Toronto FC 3-1 in MLS action
Soderbergh's John Lennon doc pioneered AI in documentary filmmaking
Director Steven Soderbergh opens up about his groundbreaking use of artificial intelligence in the latest Lennon project.
Edmonton ER death prompts investigation into overcrowding crisis
A patient death at Royal Alexandra Hospital highlights ongoing concerns about Alberta's emergency department capacity.
Alberta teachers discuss education challenges at annual meeting
The ATA's annual general meeting addressed pressing issues facing educators across the province.