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Canadians shifting travel destinations to cheaper East Asian countries amid affordability crisis
Nearly half of Toronto travellers are still vacating but cutting costs by choosing Japan, Vietnam, and Thailand over traditional...
Costco Canada sold 36.6 million hot dogs in 2025, nearly matching the country's population
The bulk retailer revealed the staggering count on National Hot Dog Day. The iconic $1.50 combo has remained unchanged since the early 1980s.
Judge freezes $8.5 million in assets of Alberta separatist lawyer Jeffrey Rath
Court of King's Bench Justice John Gill granted the extended order Wednesday over allegations Rath misappropriated funds from Tallcree...
U.S. House passes Sunshine Protection Act to make daylight saving time permanent
A 308-117 bipartisan vote advances the bill to the Senate, with support from President Trump. Canada has already seen three provinces...
Canada pauses parent and grandparent sponsorship applications to manage system
The federal government will not accept new applications this year from people wanting to sponsor parents and grandparents to Canada,...
Canada Child Benefit payments increase by 2% starting July 20
Eligible families will see a 2% boost in monthly child benefit payments this week through annual indexation tied to inflation, though...
WestJet flight attendants vote 99.4% to authorize strike beginning August 2
About 4,400 union members represented by CUPE Local 8125 can walk off the job as early as August 2, after a 97.3% turnout vote.
WestJet flight attendants vote 99.4% to strike as soon as August 2
About 4,400 union members represented by CUPE Local 8125 voted to authorize job action over pay disputes, potentially grounding Canada's...
Hong Kong pathway applicants face decade-long wait as permanent residence program nears end
More than 33,000 applications still pending as the program closes August 31, leaving applicants unable to pursue education, careers, or...
Bank of Canada holds rate steady at 2.25%, signals economic recovery ahead
The central bank held its benchmark rate for the sixth consecutive time and said it expects GDP growth to rebound after a rough start to...
B.C. residents subject to birth alerts can now apply for $66 million settlement
Between 1980 and 2019, about 3,000 documented people in B.C. were flagged with birth alerts. Eligible class members have until December...
Fortress North America trade deal would threaten Canada's sovereignty, experts warn
A proposed continental trade arrangement to replace CUSMA would leave Canada vulnerable to U.S. pressure on policy across sectors,...
