MONTREAL: Following a nearly two-year hiatus, Canada’s highly popular residential energy-efficiency program is making a comeback in Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, Quebec, and British
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This month has been the wettest June in Edmonton on record
EDMONTON: It is now official: June 2026 has become the wettest month of June on record for the city of Edmonton, with weather tracking data
Six taken to hospital after record-breaking Angine de Poitrine Montreal Jazz Festival show
MONTREAL: Anyone attempting to navigate the area near the Place des Festivals in downtown Montreal on Saturday night discovered one definitive fact: the masked Saguenay
Canada’s population is shrinking
CHARLOTTETOWN: Following a period of rapid population growth, Canada’s demographic trend is reversing due to stricter immigration policies. This sudden slowdown is placing a unique
Used needles turning up in recycling across northern Ontario
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Over 9,500 tickets handed out to Montreal cyclists
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Garbage from flood frustrating West Island residents, cleanup could take weeks
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Canada’s first offshore wind farms move closer to reality as regulator clears bidders
HALIFAX — The development of Canada’s inaugural offshore wind farms took a major step forward after Nova Scotia’s offshore energy regulator released the names of
Error on French-language posters in downtown Ottawa turning heads
OTTAWA- An embarrassing translation error on promotional posters for a City of Ottawa initiative has turned heads in downtown Ottawa, after a single missing letter