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Tourism Minister Caroline Proulx said the current roof has more than 20,000 tears and is nearing the end of its life

The Quebec government says it will spend $870 million to replace the decaying roof of Montreals Olympic Stadium, but some sports economists say theyre skeptical of the governments case.

Toronto and Vancouver are set to get a tourism boost from the World Cup, but experts say fans and planners alike should be wary of overly rosy projections.

The agreements between the City of Calgary, Flames ownership, Calgary Stampede and provincial government were made public Thursday after they were signed in October.

Calgary universities, colleges and their students are unsure how theyll be impacted by the federal governments two-year cap on international study permits.

Ottawa paid out close to $49 billion to nearly 900,000 businesses through CEBA. Now, many businesses are trying to refinance CEBA, and essentially taking a loan on a loan.

After a difficult year for Calgary renters, many are hoping for some relief in the rental market this year — but experts are warning 2024 will likely come with anything but.

Albertas been calling for more people to move to the province, and thats whats been happening in droves this past year.

Windsor is likely not headed for a recession in 2024 — but it doesn't mean people won't feel the pinch or be more cautious about their spending in 2024, an economist and a Windsor researcher say. 

Canadas Food Price Report projects grocery costs will jump between 2.5 and 4.5 per cent in 2024.