A core network configuration error knocked out mobile service for hours on June 25, affecting emergency services and renewing pressure for telecom reliability standards.
A core network configuration error knocked out mobile service for hours on June 25, affecting emergency services and renewing pressure for telecom reliability standards.
The telecom giant plans to eliminate 10% of its workforce over 18 months while creating a separate infrastructure entity to reduce its $34-billion debt load.
Central bank maintains two-decade high on benchmark rate while forecasting slower growth and potential easing if price pressures continue to subside.
The proposed legislation would set national wait time standards and expand virtual care access through bilateral agreements with provinces and territories.
Environment Canada issues air quality warnings across multiple provinces as AQHI readings hit high-risk levels in Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal.
Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault says the government will craft narrower regulations after court found the 2022 toxic designation too broad.
The Halifax-based organization confirms it is handling refund requests from Nova Scotia fans after the team's planned CFL comeback hit delays.
The central bank lowered its benchmark rate by 25 basis points to help struggling households, while the loonie weakened against the U.S. dollar.
The public broadcaster paused its three-day trial of artificial intelligence-generated news voices after listeners and staff raised concerns about transparency and job impacts.
Ottawa's new framework will require manufacturers to provide parts, tools and repair information for household items like fridges, phones and laptops.
Federal government directs formal inquiry into practices that smaller food producers say drive up consumer prices.
Environment and Climate Change Canada warns humidex values could reach the mid-40s C as cities activate cooling centres and heat response plans.
Federal financial intelligence unit targets virtual currency businesses allegedly failing compliance obligations under terrorism financing laws.
Federal government plans carbon pricing on high-emissions imports to protect domestic industry and prevent carbon leakage to countries with weaker climate policies.
The federal government has given conditional approval to the $26-billion telecommunications deal, imposing new wireless competition protections for Alberta and British Columbia consumers.
Environment Canada issued air quality alerts from Toronto to Winnipeg as smoke from western fires pushed fine particulate matter to dangerous levels.
The Northwestern Ontario resident claimed the massive prize in what marks one of the region's largest community lottery payouts.
The quartet clocked a season-best time in the 42-second range to edge Jamaica by less than a tenth of a second at the prestigious meet.
Nouveau Monde Graphite's Saint-Michel-des-Saints project moves to construction with a $459-million federal financing package and a seven-year offtake agreement.
The new program lets buyers of prefabricated and modular homes use five-per-cent down payments with staged draws as construction milestones are met.
CMHC's April release shows the seasonally adjusted annualized rate at 279,317 units, well above forecast. Toronto multi-family is doing the work; Vancouver fell 30 per cent year-over-year.
AGCO's Q1 2026 RTP data lets us measure the gap between Ontario's regulated lane and offshore operators that Canadians outside the province still use.
Unicharm Group Discloses Global Initiatives in Conjunction with International Women’s Day on March 8 Unicharm Corporation has announced a series of global initi
Asian LNG Dips From Three-Year High as Traders Weigh Hormuz Plan Asian liquefied natural gas prices have retreated from a three year peak as investors evaluate
A King's Bench justice ruled Elections Alberta should never have approved the petition. Premier Smith calls the ruling anti-democratic and says she will appeal.
The majority leaned on national-concern doctrine; the minority would have ruled the federal scheme intrudes on provincial jurisdiction.
Milobar now claims the public support of seven sitting caucus members, putting him ahead of the field on declared internal backing.
Crypto-deposit operators are a growing slice of Canadian recreational gambling spend. The pressures pushing back are volatility and regulatory uncertainty.
The bill that emerged from second reading is materially smaller in scope than the one ISED started with. Civil society is not happy. Industry is.
Game 1 in Raleigh on Thursday. Montréal's first Conference Final since 2014 meets a Carolina team that has won the Metro and looks structurally complete.
The deadline pickup was a minimum-money depth wing. The real signals are about the summer.
Licensed bars and restaurants across the province can serve until 4 a.m. from June 11 through July 19. Hospitality groups welcome the move; public-health voices are quietly skeptical.
Toronto's curb-lane patio program is back with more than 290 participating restaurants.
240 restaurants, a wider geography, and a generational shift toward Québec-terroir cooking define the 2026 edition.
Clearwater County remains under an evacuation alert and Whitecourt is on order. Manitoba's provincewide state of emergency continues.
The April fiscal monitor came in with a small deficit and the bond market shrugged.
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