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Leaked files reveal CRA refunded millions by mistake
An image of the refund allegedly issued in error.

More than two years after paying out $4.99 million in an allegedly bogus refund, the Canada Revenue Agency is stuck in Federal Court trying to figure out where the money went and how to get it back.

Lululemon trademarks ‘Lululemon dupe’ in the U.S., in latest lookalike crackdown
People mill around outside a store that says Lululemon over a glass entranceway.

Now that Lululemon owns the phrase "Lululemon dupe," others using it for marketing or advertising could be in trouble, experts say. And it's just one way the brand has tried to fight against similar-but-cheaper products known online as dupes.

Ottawa is pledging more on defence — and Calgary wants a piece of the action
A man wearing a green leather jacket and blue button down shirt poses for a photo outside a press conference.

While Calgary is best known as an oil and gas town, a growing aerospace and defence industry has largely flown under the radar. The sector hopes to get a boost from a renewed national interest in defence spending, and in sourcing contracts from Canadian companies.

Bodycams worn by Toronto FreshCo cashiers raise questions about safety and privacy
Entrance to FreshCo store

Sobeys Inc. confirmed it's running a body-worn camera pilot after FreshCo cashiers were spotted wearing them in a store located at Sherbourne and Isabella streets.

B.C. billionaire Ruby Liu loses court fight to take over Hudson's Bay properties
A woman in a red suit.

An Ontario court has ruled against a B.C. billionaire who spent the summer fighting for the right to occupy and start businesses in the former Hudson’s Bay properties.

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Ottawa is pledging more on defence — and Calgary wants a piece of the action
A man wearing a green leather jacket and blue button down shirt poses for a photo outside a press conference.

While Calgary is best known as an oil and gas town, a growing aerospace and defence industry has largely flown under the radar. The sector hopes to get a boost from a renewed national interest in defence spending, and in sourcing contracts from Canadian companies.

Honey-hunting grizzlies are 'one of the realities' for beekeepers in Bearberry, Alta.
Wrecked beehives.

For Mountain View County beekeepers Simone and Steven Dold, bears trying to steal from their hives is just "one of the realities" of living in the rural Alberta community of Bearberry.

Calgary skip Brad Jacobs and his rink win Pan Continental curling gold medal
From left: Canadian curlers Brett Gallant, Ben Hebert, Marc Kennedy and skip Brad Jacobs raise their brooms to celebrate their world championship win over the United States on April 4, 2025 in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.

Canada's Brad Jacobs won the men's Pan Continental Curling Championship with a 7-3 victory over John Shuster of the United States on Sunday in Virginia, Minn.

Teachers and supporters gather in Alberta education minister's riding as back-to-work legislation looms
Protestors gather with yellow signs.

Protesters gathered in Alberta Education Minister Demetrios Nicolaides' riding of Calgary-Bow, calling on the the government to increase its support of public education ahead of back-to-work legislation for striking teachers.

Teachers-turned-artisans sell their creations at Calgary craft market as strike continues
Tables set up with goods for sale at a craft market

Striking teachers in their third week off the job — and their third week without pay — sold the fruits of their side hustles at a craft market in Calgary Friday.

Leaked files reveal CRA refunded millions by mistake
An image of the refund allegedly issued in error.

More than two years after paying out $4.99 million in an allegedly bogus refund, the Canada Revenue Agency is stuck in Federal Court trying to figure out where the money went and how to get it back.

Albertans struggle to book COVID-19 shots
Jaymie Heilman sits in a chair, holding a phone.

Some Albertans are getting frustrated trying to book COVID-19 shots as the province’s fall immunization campaign opened to the general public on Monday. The vaccine is also available faster at local pharmacies, but it comes at a higher price. Nicole Healey has more.

Honey-hunting grizzlies are 'one of the realities' for beekeepers in Bearberry, Alta.
Wrecked beehives.

For Mountain View County beekeepers Simone and Steven Dold, bears trying to steal from their hives is just "one of the realities" of living in the rural Alberta community of Bearberry.

Thousands of Albertans rally in support of independence from Canada
A rally for Alberta to separate from Canada, at the Alberta legislature.

The push to separate Alberta from the rest of Canada got a big boost this weekend. Thousands turned out for a rally in Edmonton to raise awareness of the movement and a referendum question that would ask citizens if Alberta should be a sovereign country. Sam Samson spoke with some who would vote yes and why.

A Grade 6 boy asked Jasper's mayor for a new skatepark. A decade later, it opened
A man and his skateboard are mid-air at a concrete ramp at a skatepark, as people watch from behind with a mountain landscape is in the background.

When he was in Grade 6, Ezra Jenkins went door-to-door collecting signatures for a new skatepark in the mountain town of Jasper, Alta. More than 10 years later, his dream became a reality.

Manitoba

Crown attorneys say Manitoba government isn't addressing urgent needs as lawyers walk away from labour talks
The limestone facade of a building is inscribed with the words "Law Courts" and "palais de justice."

The organization representing Crown attorneys in Manitoba walked away from labour talks with the province on Friday, after it said government officials did not bring real resources to the table to address prosecutor burnout.

Mammoth down Jets 3-2 in Winnipeg
Four hockey player battle for a puck

Dylan Guenther scored the winner with less than six minutes left to give the Utah Mammoth a 3-2 triumph over the Winnipeg Jets in a tight battle on Sunday night.

Emma Durand-Wood wins Elmwood-East Kildonan byelection
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Residents in Winnipeg's Elmwood-East Kildonan ward cast ballots Saturday in a byelection for a new councillor, following the death of Jason Schreyer in April.

Former Manitoba education minister Peter Bjornson elected as Ward 3 trustee for Louis Riel School Division
Man with light grey hair wears a blue golf shirt and smiles

Former NDP education minister Peter Bjornson has been elected as the school board trustee for Ward 3 of the Louis Riel School Division, after he won more than half of the vote in the southeast Winnipeg byelection race on Saturday.

Queer Country Fair celebrates Pride, rural roots in Steinbach after threat led to cancellation of march
People march down a city street.

Marchers took to Main Street in Steinbach, Man., on Saturday, wearing their finest sparkled cowboy hats and boots for the Queer Country Fair, an event organized after a September Pride event in the city was cancelled.

British Columbia News

RBC and CIBC allow 89-year-old living in B.C. to drain life savings, lose $1.7M to scammers
Older man sitting on the edge of a bed in his bedroom

A Victoria man says two of Canada’s biggest banks failed miserably in protecting him from one of the largest bank investigator scams ever reported. Royal Bank and CIBC claim they have robust protections in place.

Leaked files reveal CRA refunded millions by mistake
An image of the refund allegedly issued in error.

More than two years after paying out $4.99 million in an allegedly bogus refund, the Canada Revenue Agency is stuck in Federal Court trying to figure out where the money went and how to get it back.

Striking B.C. public service workers announce tentative deal with province
Several people wearing yellow BCGEU 'On Strike' signs walk up and down the street.

The B.C. General Employees' Union (BCGEU) has reached a tentative deal with the province, which could bring an end to a weeks-long strike that has impacted everything from liquor distribution to wildfire fighting.

Arson suspected after overnight fire at Kamloops, B.C., school
A fire is seen off in the distance beyond a road.

An overnight fire on the roof of a Kamloops, B.C., school led to water and smoke damage early Sunday morning.

Skaters rejoice as new $132M ice arena opens in Surrey, B.C.
Figure skaters practice on an ice rink

The ribbon’s been cut on the new $132-million Cloverdale Sport and Ice Complex in Surrey, B.C., and local skaters are ready to hit the ice.

Saskatchewan

Leaked files reveal CRA refunded millions by mistake
An image of the refund allegedly issued in error.

More than two years after paying out $4.99 million in an allegedly bogus refund, the Canada Revenue Agency is stuck in Federal Court trying to figure out where the money went and how to get it back.

What’s in a name? Sask. town looking to find out by selling naming rights to highest bidder
A sign next to pine trees and a farm field reads Welcome to Duck Lake

The small Saskatchewan town of Duck Lake could soon bear a new name, after its council voted to move forward with putting the town's permanent naming rights up for sale. Mayor Jason Anderson says he's hoping corporations or anyone willing to pay a minimum of $10 million will see the value of putting their mark on the map.

Surging Lions take 6-game win streak into West Division semifinal
Picture of 2 football players celebrating touchdown

After a dreadful start to the season, the B.C. Lions are heading into the CFL playoffs on a six-game winning streak following a 27-21 victory over the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Saturday.

U.S. to photograph Canadian travellers when they enter and exit at all land borders, airports
People walk past a poster simulating facial recognition software.

The United States is expanding its facial identification program for travellers, with the goal of collecting images of non-U.S. citizens entering and exiting the country by all modes of transport.

I’m childless by choice. Having my fallopian tubes removed in my 30s helped me trust my gut
A dark haired woman stands in front of a window wearing a denim jacket. A city scape is seen in the background.

P.E.I. resident Lynn Paulin knew she didn’t want kids – but when it came to seeking a permanent form of contraception, she was worried she’d be discouraged from doing what she knew was best for her body.