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OB-GYN group releases independent vaccine guidance for pregnant women
The American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists published its own immunization schedule for pregnant and postpartum women,...
Two children die in northern B.C. UTV rollover
An eight-year-old boy and seven-year-old girl were killed when the vehicle rolled several times near Pouce Coupe on June 4.
Prime minister says Gordie Howe Bridge opening may take 'a bit longer'
Mark Carney signals patience on Windsor-Detroit crossing as U.S. demands compensation before allowing inauguration.
Rifflandia, Victoria's 18-year music festival, folds permanently
The beloved multi-day festival, which launched acts like Charli XCX and Lorde before they became mega-stars, could not sustain...
Two dead in Coteau-du-Lac police chase that ended in river
Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes investigating after vehicle fleeing SQ patrol crashed into water early Wednesday.
Trump signals he won't renew CUSMA trade agreement with Canada
U.S. President says the nation doesn't need anything from Canada or Mexico. CUSMA, which replaced NAFTA, is up for renewal in 2026.
Keurig settlement deadline looms for Canadian claimants
Canadians have until July 8 to claim money from a $1.85M class-action settlement over misleading pod recycling claims.
Canadian families would need to work 159 days to pay annual taxes
Tax Freedom Day lands June 9, 2026. Average families earning $166,790 pay $72,539 in total taxes — 43.5 per cent of income.
Costco Canada recalling Lactantia milk over vitamin levels
Over-fortified 2% milk sold between May and June poses potential food safety risk. Full refunds available at all locations.
Spa Nordik founder bids for historic Château Montebello
Martin Paquette, partnered with Senators owner Michael Andlauer, seeks to bring the storied resort under Canadian ownership.
Here's why your GST/HST credit payment may not have arrived yet
CRA began sending up to $717 payments June 5, but eligibility and filing requirements mean some Canadians are still waiting.
Canada faces highest World Cup cost among host nations
Out-of-town fans could spend over $5,000 per match on tickets, hotels, food—the most expensive in the tournament.
