Brands warm to new products as climate change lessens demand for cold weather gear
Bertrand Cesvet is feeling the heat — and not because of a late-summer hot spell. The entrepreneur is part of
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Double track cycling bronze for Canada at Paralympic Games in Paris
Saskatchewan's Keely Shaw medalled in the C4 category of the 3,000-metre individual pursuit...
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U.S. Open: Dabrowski beats Fernandez in doubles, Diallo scores another upset
Diallo, 22, from Montreal, is set to face 14th-seeded Tommy Paul of the United States in the third round...
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07:26
Two men convicted in Coutts blockade deserve nine year sentences: Crown
Olienick and Carbert were charged after RCMP found guns, ammunition and body armour in trailers near the blockade at the
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23:52
EVs cheaper to run but costs must come down to drive sales up fast enough: PBO
A new analysis suggests it’s already cheaper to operate electric vehicles than their similar gas-powered cousins, but the savings must
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23:50
Saskatchewan schools making sure pronoun law followed as kids head back to class
Saskatchewan's two largest school divisions say they've addressed concerns from teachers and are enforcing the province's pronoun law...
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23:52
Suspect in Toronto murder arrested in the U.K.
Police say the suspect was arrested in Luton, England on Aug. 19 and is being held there pending extradition to
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23:52
Cabinet set to focus on Canada-U.S. trade relations on final day of retreat
The U.S. remains Canada's most dominant trading partner, accounting for more than three-quarters of Canada's exports last year...
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23:51
Lawyers to get final details on facts before Thursday sentencing in Coutts protest
LETHBRIDGE — An Alberta judge is set today to outline the pertinent facts to be considered before the sentencing arguments
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Rail shutdown ends, but ripple effects mean lost revenues and a bruised reputation
The full financial impact of the rail stoppage remains unclear, but agriculture, forestry and manufacturing were among the hardest-hit sectors...
