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Prime Minister Mark Carney has sent invitations to 100 of the biggest investment firms in the world. He's pitching an Invest in Canada Summit this fall to unlock trillions of dollars in investments in Canada.
Europe has "maybe six weeks" of jet fuel left, the head of the International Energy Agency said Thursday, warning of possible flight cancellations "soon" if oil supplies remain throttled. Here's what consumers should know.
Sunwing Vacations has both extended and broadened its suspension of operations in Cuba, as the popular tourist hub remains cut off from oil shipments.
Canadian Real Estate Association has downgraded its housing market forecast following a jump in fixed mortgage rates and weaker than expected housing sales in the first three months of 2026. CREA had been forecasting higher sales, based on the idea that pent-up demand would emerge, especially from first-time buyers.
The global shortage of helium caused by the conflict in the Middle East and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz is providing a boost to Canada’s nascent helium industry.
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Volatile markets can trigger emotional investing driven by biases like overconfidence and herd behaviour. Experts explain how to stay disciplined.
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As tipping prompts become more frequent and suggested amounts climb, Canadians are feeling the strain. Here’s how to approach tipping thoughtfully without stretching your budget.
The post Tipping in tough times: How to tip without overspending appeared first on MoneySense.
Medical assistance in dying (MAID) in Canada involves more than eligibility. Understand how financial planning, powers of attorney, and end-of-life decisions fit together.
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Back for the 14th edition, here are the top exchange-traded funds among Canadian, U.S., international, fixed income, cash alternative, all-in-one and, desert-island picks.
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Canadians appear to be managing economic pressures overall, but deeper data and lender results reveal growing pockets of credit stress.
The post What the data isn’t showing about credit stress appeared first on MoneySense.
Alberta News
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Veteran operative Stephen Carter wants to change the small party into a big referendum advertiser. He may change its name, too.
Canada's Justice Minister Sean Fraser says he has significant concerns with the way the provinces are overriding Charter rights by invoking the notwithstanding clause, and he's prepared to establish guardrails around its use as the document turns 44.
The former CEO of Alberta Health Services is asking a judge for legal protection and a contempt finding against two podcasters she alleges have run a campaign of harassment and intimidation against her in response to her ongoing legal action.
The city councils of Red Deer, Edmonton, Lethbridge, Camrose and Calgary are urging the province to pause changes to AISH that are set to take effect July 1.
The Meadowlark Park Crime Chat is a WhatsApp group that monitors crime and social disorder in the tiny neighbourhood on the west edge of CF Chinook Centre. About 10 members do daily patrols, both on foot and in vehicles.
Veteran operative Stephen Carter wants to change the small party into a big referendum advertiser. He may change its name, too.
Canada's Justice Minister Sean Fraser says he has significant concerns with the way the provinces are overriding Charter rights by invoking the notwithstanding clause, and he's prepared to establish guardrails around its use as the document turns 44.
Edmonton police recorded a notable shift in reported hate crime last year: despite fewer total reports than the past few years, significantly more of them involved violence.
The Grande Yellowhead Public School Division voted on Wednesday to keep Fulham Community School open, despite declining enrolment. The rural school in western Alberta is adopting agricultural-focused learning to attract more students.
Alberta's UCP government wants to take another run at redrawing provincial riding boundaries, proposing to strike a new committee of MLAs to consider increasing the number of seats in the house by four.
Manitoba
Residents in a Winnipeg neighbourhood want to buy up land and protect it as affordable housing for years to come.
The minister in charge of Manitoba's immigration system travelled to Ottawa this week with local business leaders to push for extensions to federal work permits and for immigration increases through the provincial nominee program. The answer was no.
Police say something "went wrong" when a youth managed to get a gun into a cell at the Thompson RCMP detachment after a search failed to find it on him. The incident happened in 2024. Cleaning staff found the gun behind a toilet two days later, and ammunition was later found in the toilet bowl.
Light snow tapers off early in the day for southern Manitoba, with up to 10 centimetres possible in the northeast. Temperatures warm up by early next week.
Some front-line organizations in Winnipeg are calling for the province to declare a public health emergency after a recent spike in drug-related deaths.
British Columbia News
An investigation by the fifth estate has found threats made at a B.C. restaurant in July 2025 are part of a disturbing new trend inside Canada’s highest level of cricket of troubling actions by people claiming to be from the Bishnoi gang.
A Langley, B.C., contractor has been fined over $575,000 after one of their workers was killed, and another seriously injured, when a retaining wall fell into a Burnaby trench in October 2012.
Canada Post has announced plans to end door-to-door mail delivery to nearly 136,000 addresses across Canada starting in late 2026 and early 2027, including several thousand addresses in Abbotsford and Mission.
Connor McDavid had four assists and rookie Matthew Savoie scored his first career hat trick as the Edmonton Oilers secured second place in the Pacific Division and home ice to start the first round of playoffs with a clutch 6-1 victory over the Vancouver Canucks on Thursday.
The city has cut one of two sex worker safety planner positions as it looks to shave costs in response to a direction from Mayor Ken Sim’s ABC council majority to freeze property taxes this year.
Saskatchewan
An unusually large troop of chimpanzees displayed cooperation and social cohesion for decades, until something shifted and they started to turn on each other.
The Saskatchewan Roughriders have kicked receiver Ajou Ajou off the team after the CFL concluded he made 'aggressive and unwelcome physical contact' with multiple women at a Regina restaurant on the day of the Riders' Grey Cup parade last November.
Since July 2025, Sask. Polytechnic has cut programs and laid off 154 people.
Mosquito Grizzly Bear's Head Lean Man First Nation Chief Tanya Stone joins The 306 to talk about the Gold Eagle Casino relocating to a new, larger space along Highway 16 West.
Former Saskatoon police officer Dylan Kemp says he hopes his case serves as a cautionary tale for others. He pleaded guilty to assaulting a fellow officer during an off-duty party at his home in September 2024.