Health Canada approves lecanemab, offering new hope for Alzheimer's patients across Canada. Health Canada Approves First Alzheimer’s Drug, Lecanemab, After Lengthy Review Process Health Canada approves lecanemab, offering hope for Alzheimer's treatment in Canada despite challenges. Spotlight The Canada Report Staff Oct 28, 2025 — 2 min read
Manitoba unveils $30B energy projects, aiming to reshape the province's economic future and growth. Manitoba Plans $30 Billion in Energy Projects, Aims for Economic Transformation Manitoba unveils $30B energy projects to boost economy. Premier Kinew's vision aims to transform the province's future. Spotlight Manitoba The Canada Report Staff Oct 28, 2025 — 2 min read
Quebec doctors silently protest Bill 2 at the National Assembly, opposing new pay rules in healthcare. Doctors Protest Bill 2 at Quebec City Assembly, Oppose New Remuneration Rules Quebec doctors rally against Bill 2, fearing its impact on patient care and doctor morale. Spotlight Québec The Canada Report Staff Oct 28, 2025 — 2 min read
Duck Lake's $10M naming rights proposal stirs debate, promising infrastructure upgrades but facing local opposition. Duck Lake Faces Backlash Over Potential $10 Million Naming Rights Deal Duck Lake's $10M naming rights proposal sparks debate over heritage and practicality in this historic Saskatchewan town. Things You Missed Saskatchewan The Canada Report Staff Oct 28, 2025 — 2 min read
A cozy Canadian home blanketed in snow — representing warmth, comfort, and energy efficiency during a cold winter. 5 Budget-Friendly Ways Canadians Stay Warm This Winter (2025) Smart, affordable ways Canadians can stay warm this winter without high heating bills — from layering up to sealing drafts and saving energy. Canadian Guides The Canada Report Staff Oct 28, 2025 — 20 min read
Nunavut voters prioritize food insecurity as high costs impact 60% of households in the upcoming election. Nunavut Election: Food Insecurity Tops Concerns as 60% Face High Costs Nunavut faces severe food insecurity with 60% struggling. Election spotlights urgent need for change. Things You Missed Nunavut The Canada Report Staff Oct 27, 2025 — 2 min read
B.C. government and BCGEU reach a tentative deal, potentially ending the lengthy public service strike. B.C. Government Reaches Tentative Deal with BCGEU, Ending Weeks-Long Strike B.C. government and BCGEU reach a tentative deal, ending a strike impacting public services and businesses across the province. Spotlight The Canada Report Staff Oct 27, 2025 — 2 min read
Ontario's new housing bill sparks debate over potential changes to rent control and lease security. Ontario Housing Bill Could End Rent Control, Lease Security, Advocates Warn Ontario's new housing bill may end rent control, sparking major concerns among tenants and advocates. Spotlight Ontario The Canada Report Staff Oct 26, 2025 — 2 min read
