Canada woman buys Snickers and Twix for Halloween. Then she holds a bar up to her hand and notices the size: ‘This is a package of air’ Another case of shrinkflation We Got This Covered · Oct 15
Canada OAS payment increase: Seniors to get more money from October 28 as 2026 benefit rises 1.4% — new monthly amounts, GIS, payment dates and tax rules explained Canada's Old Age Security (OAS) payments are set to increase by 1.4% for the October to December 2026 quarter, giving millions of seniors a higher monthly benefit. The new rate will apply from the October 28 payment. Here’s what seniors need to know about the estimated new OAS and GIS… The Economic Times · Sep 21
CRA Lawsuit Settlement: Who Can Claim Up to $5,000 and How to Check Eligibility Thousands of Canadians affected by 2020 government account cyberattacks can now apply for up to $5,000 compensation under an $8.7 million settlement. International Business Times UK · Aug 7
Canada Class Action Lawsuit: $8.7 million settlement offers eligible Canadians up to $5,000 - Check who qualifies and how to claim compensation A court in Canada has given the green light for an $8.7 million settlement arising from a privacy breach that occurred in 2020. Canadians whose Government of Canada accounts were compromised can file for compensation related to the unauthorized access and subsequent fraud resolution efforts. Valid claims for expenses might… The Economic Times · Aug 7
Canada recalls Briine Pacific Tide sparkling water in Alberta after 355ml cans begin bulging: Check two affected codes The Government of Canada has recalled Briine Pacific Tide Sparkling Spring Waterin Alberta after some355 ml canswere found to be bulging. The recall has been issued due tonon-harmful microbial contamination (quality or spoilage). Consumers and retailers have been advised not to use, sell, serve or distribute the affected product and… The Times of India · Jul 24
Global Nexa Initiative Launches to Support Climate and Health Innovations LONDON, June 21, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- At London Climate Action Week, Grand Challenges Canada (GCC) and the Science for Africa Foundation (SFA Foundation) today announced the launch of Nexa, a global initiative to support locally led innovations that address the growing health impacts of climate change. Nexa is led… AAP · Jun 21
PSP Investments outperforms 10-year benchmarks and posts solid performance in fiscal 2026 MONTRÉAL, June 16, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The Public Sector Pension Investment Board (PSP Investments) ended its fiscal year on March 31, 2026, with net assets under management of $320.6 billion, up 7.0% from the prior year. The fund generated a one-year net return of 6.5% and a 10-year net annualized return… AAP · Jun 16
PMET Resources Receives Government-Backed Letters of Support for Shaakichiuwaanaan Financing MONTREAL, May 19, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- May 19, 2026 – Sydney, Australia HighlightsPMET has received non-binding letters of support from Export Development Canada ("EDC"), Germany's KfW IPEX-Bank and another major Canadian Government financial institution as part of advancing its ongoing financing strategy for the Shaakichiuwaanaan Project.EDC is Canada's export credit… AAP · May 19
Amii Fuels Canada’s AI Momentum as Upper Bound Opens with 53% Growth and 11,000 Global Attendees EDMONTON, Alberta, May 19, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Amii (Alberta Machine Intelligence Institute) today officially opens the fifth annual Upper Bound, the premier AI conference that has surpassed all projections to become a cornerstone of the global AI calendar. Welcoming 11,000 researchers, business leaders, and policymakers representing 22 countries, the… AAP · May 19
Tourists Trapped in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, Shelters in Hotel Rooftop Following the Death of Cartel Leader El Mencho Violence erupts in Puerto Vallarta following the death of cartel leader El Mencho, leading to city-wide chaos and travel disruptions. International Business Times UK · Feb 23
Canada, the 51st state? Eliminating interprovincial trade barriers could ward off Donald Trump Donald Trump is threatening to use “economic force” to make Canada the 51st American state. While his comments may be reckless, they are in part due to Canada’s over-reliance on the United States market in terms of trade. The Conversation · Jan 7, 2025
Pens, Pixels, and Protections: A Century of Canadian Copyright Season 3/Episode 4 – English Transcript The Walrus · Dec 18, 2024
Songs of the Rock: Newfoundland & Labrador’s Confederation In 1949 Season 3/Episode 3 – English Transcript The Walrus · Dec 4, 2024
In the Shadow of Green Gables: L.M. Montgomery’s Life and Legacy Season 3/Episode 2 – English Transcript The Walrus · Nov 20, 2024
The Conversation · Nov 11, 2024 Canada’s immigration strategy: How reduced targets can preserve positive attitudes The Government of Canada recently announced plans to lower immigration targets for the next three years. The new targets are 395,000 new permanent residents for 2025, 380,000 for 2026, and 365,000 for 2027.
The Conversation · Sep 9, 2024 Slow mining could be a solution to overconsumption in an increasingly fast-paced world A “fast” approach to business — characterized by overconsumption across supply chains — has become almost ubiqutous in recent years.
The Conversation · Jul 8, 2024 When it comes to sustainability reporting, it depends on how serious companies are about making change Companies are facing pressure to become more open about how they do business. With income inequality, governance failures and the mismanagement of natural resource capital threatening both society and the environment, there are growing calls for more corporate disclosure and accountability.
Al Jazeera · Jun 19, 2024 Canada lists Iran Revolutionary Guards as ‘terrorist’ group Ottawa cites the IRGC’s ties to Hamas and Hezbollah, accusing Iran of ‘complete disregard for human rights’.
The Walrus · Mar 27, 2024 Of Films and Phonetics: The Digitization of Yukon History Season 2/Episode 5 – English Transcript
The Guardian - US · Mar 7, 2024 Canada reaches settlement with Michael Spavor over detention in China Spavor was one of two Canadians detained in China in 2018 amid a broader diplomatic feud between the two countries
The Conversation · Dec 17, 2023 If a tree burns in Canada’s unmanaged forest, does anyone count the carbon? Earlier this fall, a commentary in the journal Nature Communications, Earth & Environment argued for a change to the implementation of the Paris Agreement’s reporting mechanisms. The authors called for all countries to report carbon emissions and removals taking place across their entire territories, not just within so-called “managed” lands…
The Conversation · Dec 4, 2023 Endometriosis: It’s time to change the pattern of pain, stigma and barriers to diagnosis and treatment Endometriosis is a debilitating disease that affects an estimated one million Canadians. It involves the overgrowth of endometrial tissue (the tissue that lines the uterus), which typically sheds during menstruation and regrows to support reproduction.
The Conversation · Dec 3, 2023 Canada’s Fall Economic Statement signals the ‘right to repair’ your tech devices On Nov. 23, the Government of Canada released the 2023 Fall Economic Statement. In a bold move toward empowering consumers, reducing costs and promoting sustainability, the Canadian government has reiterated its commitment to the ‘right to repair.’