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World Cup security costs explained: geography matters as much as threats
Toronto's $94 million bill is half Vancouver's $242 million, largely because BMO Field sits on Exhibition grounds rather than downtown.
Alberta trucking firm linked to deadly Manitoba crash had spotty safety record
Conquer Transportation Inc. was flagged as high-risk months before a driver allegedly blew a stop sign, killing a woman in Brandon.
Israel strikes Iran after missile attack, escalating Middle East tensions
Israeli warplanes targeted central and western Iran early Monday in response to Iranian missile fire, threatening to widen the regional conflict.
Bank of Canada set to hold rates steady for fifth time
Economists expect no policy shift Wednesday, though central bank messaging on global risks will be closely watched as recession concerns mount.
Alberta road-trip restaurants worth the drive
From Alpine Italian in Banff to Texas-style BBQ in Okotoks, here are standout spots beyond the city limits worth a weekend detour.
Austria soccer players greeted by enthusiastic fan in California
As the 2026 World Cup kicks off this week, an excited spectator at the airport offered her own welcome to the Austrian national team.
New garage-sale site maps Edmonton's weekend hunts
YardQuest launches with 400+ sales posted daily, built-in directions, and privacy controls that hide addresses outside sale hours.
Canada's economy shows weakness as recession talk intensifies
New GDP figures spark debate over whether the country is entering a formal recession, with economists divided on what the data actually means.
Canada's wildland firefighters still aren't officially firefighters
A classification quirk leaves thousands of wildland firefighters fighting for recognition, pension benefits and early retirement — and...
Iran launches first missile strike since April ceasefire
Israel says it intercepted all missiles from Iran in bombardment that breaks months of fragile regional calm. Tehran warns more attacks...
Canada's economy shows weakness as recession talk heats up
Latest GDP figures reveal a 0.1 per cent annualized decline, sparking debate over whether Canada is heading into recession — and what...
What Canada's Governor General actually does
Louise Arbour takes office Monday. Here's the constitutional role behind the pomp and ceremony.
