In the Lower Mainland, virtually all municipalities saw values hold to within a three per cent increase or drop. Burnaby, with a four per cent increase, was the outlier.
Kinew said he is concerned about so-called "deepfake" images — pictures or videos that are manipulated to make it look like someone has said or done something they did not.
The first benefits of the new year will go out Friday, with eligible Canadians receiving goods and services tax or harmonized sales tax credits from the federal government.
Tesla delivered 495,570 vehicles from October through December, boosting deliveries to 1.79 million for the full year. But that was 1.1 per cent below 2023 sales of 1.81 million.
No-spend 2025 is making waves online, as affordability is top of mind for Canadians. In January people are trying to only spend money on essential things, like monthly bills.
Alberta’s electricity “rate of last resort” starts on Wednesday, when residents also start paying a tax on vaping products to fall in line with existing federal taxes.
With Donald Trump set to return to the White House in a few short weeks, experts say how he acts on the first day of his second presidency will be telling.
With trade disputes with two of Canada’s largest trade partners – China and the United States – looming, some experts are warning that consumers could see higher prices.
BC Ferries said it cannot share details regarding specific customer incidents due to privacy reasons but it said staff work hard to follow and uphold safety and security protocols.
A freedom of information request has revealed new details about how thousands of Metro Vancouver taxpayer dollars were spent on catering and alcohol at the PNE.
The provincial government announced on Tuesday the Saskatchewan Affordability Act as part of its plans to provide residents with financial relief in 2025.
A study of New Year’s resolutions published in 2020 found that people who focus on specific goals are more successful than those simply trying to kick bad habits.
Even with inflation easing and interest rates being lowered, Canadians still said the cost of living was the top news story of 2024, new polling shows.
Saskatchewan's 2025 housing market won't look much different from 2024, with supply struggling to keep up with demand. Experts predict Saskatchewan will be a seller's market.
The owner of Biera says because of changing market conditions and customer habits, he will be closing down his award-winning brewery at the end of the year.
The federal government announced it was extending the deadline for making charitable donations that can be claimed on tax returns, just days after Canada's premiers called for it.
Centennial Books in Regina is a used book store that says business is good, despite recent challenges faced by major retailors in the bookselling business.