💼 Economy & Business
- Workers' strike at CPKC ends and binding arbitration is coming. The labour action at Canadian Pacific Kansas City has concluded and the parties will go to binding arbitration to settle remaining disputes.
- City of Calgary paid more than $120,000 in traffic fines on fleet vehicles over three years. The municipal fleet accrued over $120,000 in fines across a three-year period.
- Several food-delivery and shopping sites are intentionally not selling items. The platforms described in the report are designed so users cannot complete purchases.
🏛️ Government & Politics
- Carney says U.S.-Canada trade talks collapsed over tariffs, sovereignty and autos. Prime Minister Mark Carney blamed last-minute disagreements over how to tariff autos, broader Canadian decision-making and other issues after talks that had appeared close to a deal; the U.S. had delayed 50% tariffs on billions in Canadian goods and earlier imposed 25% auto tariffs on vehicles assembled predominantly in Ontario.
- Northern Indigenous community is suing Alberta over the 2023 wildfire response. The claim targets the provincial government for its handling of the 2023 wildfire emergency.
- Second brother who attacked a Calgary bus driver received a three-year sentence. A court sentenced the second sibling to three years in custody for the attack on a Calgary bus driver.
🏈 Sports
- Vincent Blanchard's 40-yard field goal gave the Edmonton Elks a 22-19 win. Blanchard kicked a game-winning 40-yard field goal as time expired; the Elks improved to 8-3 in the CFL West Division.
- Victoire's PWHL Walter Cup trophy is missing after failing to arrive in Alberta. The championship Walter Cup did not arrive in Alberta and remains unaccounted for.
