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Consumer
The upcoming method of dealing with waste is on its way to Wetaskiwin County: a solution made in Canada that uses steam to break down trash and reduces greenhouse gas emissions.
The recall by Health Canada impacts different batches of Tide and Gain pods made in the U.S. and sold in Canada.
Canadian airlines say travelers won’t have their flight schedules impacted by the solar eclipse happening on Monday, though passengers should protect their eyes during the astronomical event.
Karen Martin claimed the top prize on on an Instant Gold Pursuit ticket she purchased on Feb. 14 at the Mac’s store on Elizabeth Street in Brighton.
A group assembled by the federal government to examine the legislation that legalized cannabis is proposing that the country reassess one of the industry's major concerns.
The Competition Bureau is recommending that the federal government eliminate the mortgage stress test for all borrowers when renewing their mortgage, stating that it can help Canadians secure a better rate.
The national government released a public notice on Wednesday advising people to use nicotine pouches solely as a tool to stop smoking, and not for recreational purposes.
The warning from the national security advisor and the head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and was sent to governors in a letter dated Tuesday,
Advocates and Air Canada’s CEO presented differing views of on-board accessibility for passengers on Tuesday, though both sides agree that consistency remains a problem.
