Business
BMO to Acquire Air Miles as Parent Company Files Bankruptcy, Plus Canada's Must-See Natural Wonders
The Bank of Montreal steps in to rescue Air Miles loyalty program while scam alerts and travel tips dominate Canadian headlines.
Business
Canada
U.S. recalls frozen berries over E. coli risk, no Canadian distribution confirmed
The FDA has escalated a recall of Publix's frozen organic berries to Class 1 status due to E. coli contamination, with no evidence of affected products reaching Canada.
Business
Moderna shares surge after promising early results for personalized mRNA cancer vaccine
Moderna's stock more than doubled following positive initial data on its experimental mRNA-based cancer treatment developed with Merck, while raising questions about costs and accessibility.
Business
Liberals Sweep All Three Byelections With Majority Support, Flip Quebec Seat From Conservatives
The Liberal Party secured over 50% of the vote in three federal byelections, maintaining two seats and gaining a Quebec riding previously held by the Conservatives. Prime Minister Mark Carney hailed the results as validation of his government's economic policies.
Health & Life
E-scooter hospitalizations surge 40% in Canada as experts call for urgent safety reforms
New CIHI data reveals alarming increases in serious e-scooter injuries, with youth hospitalizations nearly tripling in one year, prompting safety experts to demand better enforcement of age restrictions and speed limits.
Health & Life
Celine Dion details 17-year health battle with stiff-person syndrome ahead of Paris comeback
The Canadian singer opens up about her rare neurological disorder and grueling rehabilitation ahead of her first concert series since diagnosis.
Tech & Science
Privacy commissioner takes Google to court over 'right to be forgotten' dispute
Canada's privacy watchdog is seeking a Federal Court order to force Google to de-list search results about a dismissed criminal case after years of failed negotiations, testing the balance between digital privacy and free expression rights.
Tech & Science
Ontario moves forward with Toronto bike lane removals after court victory
The Ford government is restarting plans to remove bike lanes from major Toronto streets after winning a legal appeal, with work set to begin soon in Etobicoke.
Business
Minimum Wage Hikes, Skilled Trade Salaries and Unique Aspects of British Columbia Life Highlighted in Weekly News Roundup
Multiple Canadian provinces announce minimum wage increases to combat inflation, while Ontario's skilled trades sector offers high-paying opportunities without traditional degrees. A transplant's perspective reveals overlooked qualities of British Columbia living, alongside celebrity insights and inflation coping strategies.
Canada
Heatwave Disrupts GO Transit and UP Express Service with Cancellations and Delays
Metrolinx cancels multiple trips and imposes speed restrictions as extreme temperatures pose safety risks to rail infrastructure, while providing real-time updates for affected commuters.