The year without a summer In the spring of 1815, things were looking up for Canada. Local Canadian militia, along with ...

The winter sitting in the National Assembly was marked by a record-high deficit and squabbling with Quebec’s doctors and unions.

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The wildfires have shut down oil production and forced more than 25,000 people to evacuate from the prairie provinces, ...

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The deep-fried olives are stuffed with Spam—a nod to the canned meats the Canadian government rationed out to First Nations ...

Results from a study by MyChoice, a Toronto-based Insurtech company, shows cities at the highest risk of wildfires in Canada ...

Despite all this, affordability has barely budged. In the GTA a new condo costs just over a million (down 3.6% in a year) while single-family homes average $1.53 million (off 5.4%). Worse, it’s ...

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"We're looking at sort of a typical year,"says Canadian wildfire expert. This would mean 5 to 7 million acres burning.