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Asking rents in Canada fall 4.3% year-over-year, lowest June in four years
Average asking rent hit $2,033 in June, marking the 21st consecutive month of year-over-year declines. Ontario saw the largest...
Highway 1 closed as out-of-control Fraser Canyon wildfire forces evacuations
The Brunswick Creek fire has grown to 2,594 hectares; nearby Ainslie Creek fire exceeds 8,800 hectares.
S&P/TSX drops 626 points as Trump declares Iran ceasefire over amid new military strikes
Oil prices surged 6% after the president said the interim agreement is finished; market turmoil follows Iranian attacks on shipping.
Severe thunderstorms with tornado risk and baseball-sized hail expected today across Alberta
Environment and Climate Change Canada warns eastern Alberta faces high-risk conditions, while Calgary is under moderate risk.
Quebecers staying put as people flee Ontario and B.C. twice as fast
About 15,900 people left Quebec in 2025, just 13% of national departures despite the province being home to 22% of Canada's population.
Ottawa musician Gabriel Eliasson focused on next step with Belleville Senators
The 6-foot-7 defenceman led the OHL in penalty minutes last season and is pushing to make the jump to the American Hockey League this fall.
Flight Service Specialist job with NAV Canada pays up to $127K, needs only high school diploma
No prior experience required; fully paid training starts at $50,200 annually, with roles across Quebec including Montreal.
Blood test trials aim to detect cancer recurrence before CT scans can see it
Researchers at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre are enrolling 7,000 patients in a trial testing whether liquid biopsies can find...
Swimmer dies in Lac-Saint-Jean, bringing Quebec drowning total to 30 in 2026
A 24-year-old man went missing while swimming Monday near Saint-Henri-de-Taillon; his body was recovered Tuesday evening.
Colombia's World Cup run ends in Vancouver as Switzerland advances on penalties
A sea of yellow fans packed BC Place for the final tournament match Tuesday, but Switzerland's 4-3 penalty victory sent thousands home...
Researchers seek public help tracking rubber boas on Vancouver Island
Thompson Rivers University scientists need photos and sightings to map the elusive snake's range across B.C. — the only place in Canada...
Nearly half of Canadian workers feel guilty using AI at work, new survey shows
43% of workers report guilt over AI use; 56% of Gen Z feel the same. One-third hide their AI use from employers while most lack...
