Canada's Wonderland has temporarily closed Behemoth and Leviathan — Canada's two tallest roller coasters — after a deadly incident on a similar coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia. Six Flags shut nine similar rides across six parks out of an abundance of caution, with no reopening date yet.
Alberta votes October 19, 2026 on 10 referendum questions, including whether the province should start the legal process toward a binding independence referendum. Latest polls show 70% favour remaining in Canada. Here's what the questions mean and how to vote.
The Parti Québécois won Quebec's October 5, 2026 provincial election, making Paul St-Pierre Plamondon premier with a minority government. What the PQ win means for a sovereignty referendum and national unity under PM Mark Carney.
BC election 2026 polls show Lorne Doerkson's Conservatives leading David Eby's NDP 43% to 37% with voting day October 24. Latest Ipsos, Angus Reid and Liaison polls, the Oct 14 leaders' debate, and what the projections say.
Ottawa designated the Pacific Link oil pipeline from Alberta to the B.C. coast as Canada's first project of national interest, fast-tracking it under the Building Canada Act. What the designation means, the First Nations court challenge, and why it matters before Alberta's referendum.
The Bank of Canada announces its next interest rate decision October 28, 2026. With the policy rate at 2.25% and a September jobs shock of 68,300 lost, economists are split on hold vs. hike. What it means for your mortgage.
Canada's housing market has tilted toward buyers this fall 2026. REMAX reports sales down in 81% of markets, Toronto prices down 5.5% and Vancouver in correction mode. RBC breaks down the city-by-city split.
Canada shed 68,300 jobs in September 2026, the second straight monthly decline, pushing unemployment to 6.5%. Young workers were hit hardest. What the jobs shock means for interest rates and the economy.
Canadian rents are falling in 2026 — Toronto down 5%, Vancouver down 6%, Montreal down 8.8%. A new SingleKey study finds income growth, not rent prices, now decides affordability. Plus: why co-renting is the new normal.