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Financial milestones are changing for young Canadians. Here’s why experts say budgeting, saving, and consistency matter more than following a set timeline.
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Prediction markets are booming, but critics warn they can resemble gambling. Here's what investors need to know before trying them.
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Markets keep climbing despite economic headwinds. Allan Small explains why AI is driving growth and how investors can benefit while managing risk.
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Alberta News
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- Edmonton
Danielle Smith's government put much of its weight behind Cowboys Music Festival's demand for later weeknight curfews. City council barely budged.
It was only a few years ago that the sight of someone flying a Canadian flag was enough to spark complicated feelings in some people, when it became a common motif during the convoy protests. Now, the Alberta and Canada flags have become symbols of two sides in the province's separation debate.
Alberta’s government is pausing the rollout of its ambulance contract strategy for seven municipalities with integrated fire and ambulance services.
The Calgary Board of Education is falling behind in its efforts to keep aging schools up to date, and the situation is likely to get worse as the school board faces a roughly $8-million maintenance funding reduction for the upcoming school year.
A fire at Kulu Motorcar in March has resulted in three people being charged with arson, police say.
Connecting health data across the country will help researchers conduct clinical trials, test AI health tools and drive innovation in treatment and diagnosis, says federal Minister of Artificial Intelligence Evan Solomon. But the initiative will also have to balance privacy considerations.
Mike Babcock returned to the NHL's coaching ranks Tuesday, bringing a Stanley Cup and a checkered past to an Edmonton Oilers team desperate to win it all in the Connor McDavid era.
Alberta’s government is pausing the rollout of its ambulance contract strategy for seven municipalities with integrated fire and ambulance services.
City council voted in a public hearing on Tuesday to reduce the required amount of pick-up and drop-off spaces for daycares.
The total tornado-count for the northwestern Alberta storms that took place on June 15th have increased following field-work from the Northern Tornado Project. This makes the June-night a very rare occasion in which the Peace Region experienced what experts call a "tornado outbreak".
Manitoba
A community health worker who was detained near the scene of a fatal stabbing last week says he believes he might have been a victim of racial profiling.
Winnipeg Transit riders hoping for major changes to the city's redesigned network will have to wait a little longer.
The Manitoba Métis Federation is accusing the provincial and federal governments of violating the constitutional right of its citizens to hunt and fish in parts of the province.
Reports of guns being fired, an abandoned home catching fire, a group of people on an ATV who stole gas and a teen being shot in Leaf Rapids early Friday are all believed to be connected and gang related, Manitoba RCMP say.
A group of Indigenous leaders and advocates are calling for sacred items in a proposed $20M sale to instead be repatriated by the Swiss owner.
Saskatchewan
Families at Pheasant Rump Nakota Nation in Saskatchewan gather each year to remember loved ones who have died, by tending gravesites and a community feast and gifts.
A downtown Regina mosque says it has received threats after beginning a weekly amplified Muslim call to prayer from its rooftop speaker. Police said the permit is based on Regina's noise abatement bylaw and is in place until July 10, 2026, when the city and police will review the application.
Crown Investment Corporation Minister Jeremy Harrison defended the decision to transfer $187 million in revenue from other Crown corporations to SaskPower so the provincial electricity utility would not be forced to increase rates.
In each of the past three years, the Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency's costs to respond to wildfires has exceeded its initial budget by more than $70 million.
The incident happened on Jan. 13, 2025, in Moose Jaw, Sask., when Const. Steven Sharpen was on duty and helping his partner try to get a statement from a woman who was charged with harassment. Sharpen misunderstood and thought they were there to arrest the woman.