Solar panels on a mountain cabin. Illustrative stock photo; not the Yukon prototype project. Photo: Anna Stampfli / Unsplash. Cropped to 1600×900.
Business
The projects include a portable solar-and-battery prototype for placer mines, construction technology and business-system upgrades.
Illustrative file photo of a Québec community; not Pointe-Claire or any project described in this article. Photo: Katherine St-Pierre / Unsplash. Cropped to 1600×900.
West Island
Pointe-Claire’s 2027 capital plan includes drainage, park, overpass, road and municipal-facility work.
A fire hydrant beside a residential street. Illustrative stock photo; not a Kirkland hydrant. Photo: Justin Meckes / Unsplash.
West Island
Overnight fire-hydrant inspections in Kirkland’s Sector 4 run from 11:30 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. through Wednesday.
An almost-empty parking lot. Illustrative stock photo; not the Tulip–Dawson lot in Dorval. Photo: Mick Haupt / Unsplash.
West Island
Electrical work will close part of the municipal parking lot at Tulip and Dawson avenues from Monday through Wednesday.
Solar panels on a mountain cabin. Illustrative stock photo; not the Yukon prototype project. Photo: Anna Stampfli / Unsplash. Cropped to 1600×900.
Business
The projects include a portable solar-and-battery prototype for placer mines, construction technology and business-system upgrades.
A group meeting. Illustrative stock photo; the people shown are not identified as grant applicants. Photo: Christina @ wocintechchat.com / Unsplash. Cropped to 1600×900.
Canada
Eligible Black-led, Black-focused and Black-serving organizations can apply until October 20, with projects selected in spring 2027.
A communications tower. Illustrative stock photo; not one of the announced Alberta projects. Photo: Tony Stoddard / Unsplash. Cropped to 1600×900.
Canada
Two projects are intended to connect 1,833 underserved households in rural and remote Alberta.
The tanker Merlion M near Johor, Malaysia. Illustrative stock photo; not a Ksi Lisims shipment. Photo: Fredrick F. / Unsplash. Cropped to 1600×900.
Business
The proposed British Columbia LNG project has signed a preliminary agreement to supply one million tonnes a year to Santos for 20 years.
Vehicles parked at a dealership. Illustrative stock photo; not a Canadian July sales location. Photo: Erik Mclean / Unsplash. Cropped to 1600×900.
Business
Canada recorded 176,156 new-vehicle sales in July, while zero-emission vehicles increased to 10.7% of the market.
A staged job-interview scene. Illustrative stock photo. Photo: Resume Genius / Unsplash. Cropped to 1600×900.
Business
The national vacancy rate remained at 2.8%, while growth in the average wage offered for vacant positions slowed to 2%.
Person using a laptop. Illustrative stock photo; the screen does not show the Canadian census. Photo: Christin Hume / Unsplash. Cropped to 1600×900.
Canada
Statistics Canada says census collection is complete and the first population and dwelling counts will be released February 10, 2027.
Menstrual products arranged for an educational image. Illustrative stock photo. Photo: Reproductive Health Supplies Coalition / Unsplash. Cropped to 1600×900.
Canada
The national pilot, delivered through Food Banks Canada and partner organizations, has distributed more than 124 million free menstrual products.
A log cabin in a forest. Illustrative stock photo; not a hunting camp cited by the ministry. Photo: Emilie Lauzon / Unsplash. Cropped to 1600×900.
Montréal & Québec
The province says camps, lookout towers and blinds on public land must be temporary, removable and taken away after a stay.
Household kitchen appliances. Illustrative stock photo. Photo: Clay Elliot / Unsplash. Cropped to 1600×900.
Montréal & Québec
A new automatic legal warranty will cover 14 categories of newly purchased or leased appliances and electronics for three to six years.
Urban street traffic. Illustrative stock photo; not one of the five affected streets. Photo: sebastien cordat / Unsplash. Cropped to 1600×900.
Montréal & Québec
Speed limits will fall on Saint-Laurent, Saint-Michel, Papineau, De Salaberry and Sauvé East under an ordinance adopted by borough council.
