Canada Has Extended the Fuel Tax Break: What Will Change for Drivers
The Canadian government has extended the tax credit on gasoline and diesel through January 31, 2027. Find out how much you can save and when the federal excise tax will be reinstated.
Nova Post has entered the Canadian market
Nova Post has officially launched its services in Canada. Ukrainians can send documents and packages weighing up to 30 kg between Canada and Ukraine via the Nova Post website or app, through a courier, or at partner UPS Store locations. Delivery takes 5 days or more.
Alberta Is Launching a Dual Practice System: What Will Change for Doctors and Patients
Alberta is launching a “dual practice” model that will allow individual doctors to combine work in the public system with privately paid procedures. We explain what will change for patients, which surgeries may become available, and what risks critics are raising.
Tragedy in Banff National Park: A 29-year-old man drowned in Johnson Lake
A tragedy occurred in Banff National Park: a 29-year-old man from Banff drowned in Johnson Lake. Rescuers pulled him from the water, but were unable to save him. The RCMP does not consider the death suspicious.
In Alberta, health cards now have an expiration date
In Alberta, new health cards now have an expiration date. We’ll explain what has changed as of July 2, 2026, how the revalidation process works, who it applies to, and why it’s important to confirm your AHCIP coverage on time.
Alberta is postponing some of the new school rules
Alberta is postponing some of the new school rules under Bill 25, specifically those regarding flags, the anthem, and school name changes. Here’s what will change starting September 1, which rules have been put on hold for now, and what this means for parents and students.
Alberta has allowed patients to schedule paid MRI, CT, ultrasound, and X-ray appointments on their own without a doctor's referral
Starting July 31, 2026, Alberta residents can book paid preventative health tests at private clinics on their own, without a doctor’s referral. These include MRIs, CT scans, ultrasounds, and X-rays.
Alberta is testing a 120 km/h speed limit on Highway 2
Alberta is testing a new speed limit of 120 km/h on a specific section of Highway 2 / QEII near Leduc. Here’s where the change applies, whether it affects the entire highway, and what drivers need to know.
Ukrainians in Canada are asking the government to expedite permanent resident applications: a new petition has been submitted to Parliament
A parliamentary petition, e-7624, has been filed in Canada calling for the processing of PR applications from Ukrainians under the Ukraine Family Reunification Pathway to be expedited and made more transparent.
Canada has suspended its program for sponsoring parents and grandparents
Canada has suspended the acceptance of new applications under the Parents and Grandparents Program. IRCC will no longer accept “Interest to Sponsor” forms or issue new invitations until further notice.
The USA is imposing new 50% tariffs on certain goods from Canada
The U.S. has announced new 50% tariffs on certain goods from Canada. Here’s when they’re set to take effect, which sectors may be affected, and how Canada has responded.
Canada Child Benefit payments have increased as of July 2026: how much can families now receive?
As of July 2026, the Canada Child Benefit has increased. Find out how much families with children can now receive, who is eligible for the maximum payment, and when the new amounts will be paid out.