💼 Economy & Business
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Unifor and Ford reach tentative three-year deal covering roughly 5,000 workers. The agreement covers workers at five plants in southern Ontario and one plant in Alberta, and talks began on June 22, 2026; the pact will be presented to members for ratification and negotiations with Stellantis and General Motors are expected to start after ratification.
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Environment Canada issues multi-day heat and air-quality warnings across large swaths of the country. Alerts stretch from Regina through Winnipeg, across northern and southern Ontario and into Quebec, with temperatures exceeding 35 C expected around Winnipeg Sunday and Monday and humidex values in the mid-40s while overnight lows may not drop below 18 C.
📰 Also Today
- Pridham scores late as Ottawa Rapid beat AFC Toronto 2-1.
- Canada to trial new offside rule to address marginal toes in decisions.
- Brooke Henderson edged in playoff at the Evian Championship.
- Gabriela Dabrowski and Luisa Stefani lose Wimbledon doubles final.
- Stanley Cup makes a public stop in Ottawa.
- Questions raised about Lansdowne 2.0 financials after Charge move to Kanata.
- Ottawa's Brianna Hennessy wins silver at canoe sprint and Para canoe World Cup.
- Air-quality warning issued for Ottawa–Gatineau region.
- Councillor and residents remain angry over slow storm response in battered areas.
- Federal job cuts spur 'alternation' proposals among affected public servants.
