The Supreme Court of Canada hears appeals over the federal firearms ban. Ottawa Supreme Court Hears Appeals Over Canada’s 2020 Firearms Ban Supreme Court hears four appeals over Canada's firearms ban, including rules affecting about 1,500 makes, models and variants. Daily News Steve Cogbill Nov 9, 2026 — 5 min read
A row of reusable water bottles in varied patterned designs stands on a table outdoors, with leafy greenery and a person in the background. Best Insulated Water Bottles in Canada — 6 Picks From $19.99 Six insulated water bottles for Canadian commutes, road trips, hot drinks and all-day hydration, from Owala and YETI to a $20 budget pick. Canadian Guides Steve Cogbill Nov 9, 2026 — 15 min read
A grizzly bear captured near Bella Coola is undergoing testing after a fatal attack. Bella Coola Grizzly Captured for Testing After Fatal Attack Bella Coola grizzly is captured for DNA testing after a fatal attack killed a mother and daughter near Snooka West Trail. Daily News British Columbia Steve Cogbill Nov 8, 2026 — 4 min read
A pair of over-ear headphones rests on a wooden surface, with padded ear cups, a connecting headband, and control buttons visible on the right side. Best Noise-Cancelling Headphones in Canada — 6 Picks From $69.98 Compare six noise-cancelling headphones in Canada, from compact ANC earbuds to premium over-ear travel models, with practical buying advice. Canadian Guides Steve Cogbill Nov 8, 2026 — 15 min read
Canada’s federal budget omits foreign aid and international development for the first time in more than 15 years. Canada Budget Omits Foreign Aid for First Time in 15 Years Foreign aid disappears from Canada's federal budget for the first time in over 15 years, alarming advocates but avoiding new cuts. Daily News Steve Cogbill Nov 7, 2026 — 4 min read
A stacked food dehydrator holds trays of sliced fruit beside an apple, knife, and kitchen containers on a countertop. Best Food Dehydrators in Canada — 6 Picks From $69.99 Compare the best food dehydrators in Canada for fruit, jerky, herbs and garden produce, with advice on tray styles, size, safety and cleaning. Canadian Guides Steve Cogbill Nov 7, 2026 — 17 min read
New Brunswick Justice Minister Rob McKee announced legislation to protect consumers under 16 in digital markets. New Brunswick Proposes Digital Consumer Law Protecting Youth Under 16 New Brunswick's proposed youth consumer law would protect under-16s from unfair digital practices, with fines up to $5 million. Daily News New Brunswick Steve Cogbill Nov 6, 2026 — 4 min read
Elections Alberta seeks $59 million in supplemental funding after the province’s $84 million referendum. Alberta Committee Approves $59M for Elections Agency After $84M Referendum Alberta Elections gets $59M after its referendum costs topped $84M, with staff hand-counting 22 million ballots. Daily News Alberta Steve Cogbill Nov 6, 2026 — 4 min read
A woman stands beneath a shower, raising one hand into the falling water as droplets stream around her. Best Shower Filters in Canada — 5 Picks From $35.99 Shower filters for Canadian homes, from inline cartridges to filtered handhelds, with straight talk on hard water, chlorine and refill costs. Canadian Guides Steve Cogbill Nov 6, 2026 — 14 min read
Montreal police Chief Fady Dagher announces the dismissal of seven officers over alleged racist and derogatory misconduct. Montreal Police Dismiss 7 Officers Over Racist Misconduct Allegations Montreal police dismissed seven officers after allegations of racist misconduct, including racist acts and deleted evidence. Daily News Quebec Steve Cogbill Nov 5, 2026 — 5 min read
A basic electric heating pad with a simple three-setting controller Best Heating Pads in Canada for Back and Neck Comfort — 7 Picks From $24.29 Heating pads for back, neck and shoulder relief in Canada, from $24 electric pads to a weighted neck wrap and a Québec-made hot-cold pack. Canadian Guides Steve Cogbill Nov 5, 2026 — 16 min read
RCMP responded after suspected mortars were found during potato harvesting in a former military field at Slemon Park, P.E.I. P.E.I. Potato Harvest Unearths Two Suspected Mortars in Slemon Park Field P.E.I. potato harvest uncovers two suspected mortars in a former military field, prompting RCMP calls and Defence Department. Daily News Prince Edward Island Steve Cogbill Nov 4, 2026 — 3 min read
