Canada to Boost Military Pay by Up to 20%, Veterans to Receive Retroactive Hike
Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced the largest pay raise for Canadian Armed Forces members in a generation. Effective retroactively from April 1, the raise includes:
• 20% increase in starting pay for regular-force privates
• 13% increase for lieutenant-colonels and below
• 8% increase for colonels and above
• A new Military Service Pay benefit recognizing length of service
• Additional incentives over the next year for deployments, frequent moves, training roles, and acting in hazardous environments
The measures are part of a broader $9.3 billion defense spending package aimed at hitting NATO’s 2% GDP target this fiscal year, with plans to ramp up to 5% by 2035.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced the largest pay raise for Canadian Armed Forces members in a generation. Effective retroactively from April 1, the raise includes:
• 20% increase in starting pay for regular-force privates
• 13% increase for lieutenant-colonels and below
• 8% increase for colonels and above
• A new Military Service Pay benefit recognizing length of service
• Additional incentives over the next year for deployments, frequent moves, training roles, and acting in hazardous environments
The measures are part of a broader $9.3 billion defense spending package aimed at hitting NATO’s 2% GDP target this fiscal year, with plans to ramp up to 5% by 2035.
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'Outstanding' Mboko hailed as role model for young Canadian tennis players, girls of colour
After her extraordinary win at the National Bank Open in Montreal, 18-year-old tennis sensation Victoria Mboko is being celebrated as a role model for the next generation of Canadian athletes.
The phenom, who was born in North Carolina and raised in Burlington, Ont., took the National Bank Open title on Thursday after defeating four-time Grand Slam winner Naomi Osaka 2-6, 6-4, 6-1 in the final match.
On Friday, she shot up 61 spots to a career-best No. 24 in the world rankings. She's set to be a seeded player at the U.S. Open in New York, which will begin later this month.
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After her extraordinary win at the National Bank Open in Montreal, 18-year-old tennis sensation Victoria Mboko is being celebrated as a role model for the next generation of Canadian athletes.
The phenom, who was born in North Carolina and raised in Burlington, Ont., took the National Bank Open title on Thursday after defeating four-time Grand Slam winner Naomi Osaka 2-6, 6-4, 6-1 in the final match.
On Friday, she shot up 61 spots to a career-best No. 24 in the world rankings. She's set to be a seeded player at the U.S. Open in New York, which will begin later this month.
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Alberta's 17,000 net job losses in July most in Canada
Alberta had the highest drop in employment in Canada last month, after leading the nation in job growth in June, according to Statistics Canada's latest monthly labour force data.
Accounting for job gains and losses across industries, Alberta's net loss in July was 17,000 jobs. The province's construction industry was hit hardest, losing 20,300 jobs. This is a reversal from June, when Alberta led the country with a net gain of 30,000 new jobs, with 51,300 full-time jobs created and 21,300 part-time jobs lost.
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Alberta had the highest drop in employment in Canada last month, after leading the nation in job growth in June, according to Statistics Canada's latest monthly labour force data.
Accounting for job gains and losses across industries, Alberta's net loss in July was 17,000 jobs. The province's construction industry was hit hardest, losing 20,300 jobs. This is a reversal from June, when Alberta led the country with a net gain of 30,000 new jobs, with 51,300 full-time jobs created and 21,300 part-time jobs lost.
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Is Canada's job losses in July an indication of a 'softening of the economy?'
BNN Bloomberg's Merella Fernandez on the weakest job report in three years as Canada loses 41,000 jobs in July.
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BNN Bloomberg's Merella Fernandez on the weakest job report in three years as Canada loses 41,000 jobs in July.
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Is Nova Scotia going too far by banning people from woods during dry weather? Some think so
Critics in Nova Scotia are calling a new drought-driven ban on hiking and camping in forests government overreach, arguing it unfairly restricts safe outdoor activities. The provincial government says the measure, which carries a \$25,000 fine, is needed to prevent wildfires amid hot, dry conditions. Opponents like Louisdale resident Julissa Stewart claim the ban violates mobility rights under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and are seeking legal and public support to challenge it. While Stewart supports limiting fire-risk activities, she says a blanket ban on all forest access is excessive.
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Critics in Nova Scotia are calling a new drought-driven ban on hiking and camping in forests government overreach, arguing it unfairly restricts safe outdoor activities. The provincial government says the measure, which carries a \$25,000 fine, is needed to prevent wildfires amid hot, dry conditions. Opponents like Louisdale resident Julissa Stewart claim the ban violates mobility rights under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and are seeking legal and public support to challenge it. While Stewart supports limiting fire-risk activities, she says a blanket ban on all forest access is excessive.
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Okanagan Falls Votes to Become B.C.’s 162nd Municipality
Okanagan Falls in British Columbia has voted to incorporate as a municipality, with 53% approval in a March 2025 referendum. Founded in 1893 and known for its scenic location by Skaha Lake, incorporation will give the community greater local governance and development opportunities, though it may also bring increased responsibilities and taxes.
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Okanagan Falls in British Columbia has voted to incorporate as a municipality, with 53% approval in a March 2025 referendum. Founded in 1893 and known for its scenic location by Skaha Lake, incorporation will give the community greater local governance and development opportunities, though it may also bring increased responsibilities and taxes.
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N.L. declares regional state of emergency as more communities evacuate
Premier John Hogan announced Saturday the government of Newfoundland and Labrador is declaring a regional state of emergency for Bay de Verde Peninsula, North of Bristol's Hope and Whiteway.
"A state of emergency allows our government another tool in our toolbox to help continue our best efforts to keep the community safe," said Hogan.
Hogan also announced that the province has received word a fire has started near Gull Island, in Labrador.
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Premier John Hogan announced Saturday the government of Newfoundland and Labrador is declaring a regional state of emergency for Bay de Verde Peninsula, North of Bristol's Hope and Whiteway.
"A state of emergency allows our government another tool in our toolbox to help continue our best efforts to keep the community safe," said Hogan.
Hogan also announced that the province has received word a fire has started near Gull Island, in Labrador.
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B.C. mushroom picking robots get $40M boost to fill growing agricultural labour shortage
A B.C.-based startup that makes artificial intelligence (AI)-run mushroom harvesting robots says a recent $40-million investment will help the company remain at the cutting edge of autonomous agricultural technology, at a time when the industry is facing widespread labour shortages.
4AG (pronounced "forage") Robotics is based in the rural lakeside city of Salmon Arm, between Vancouver and Calgary, on the outskirts of the Rocky Mountains. There, it creates robots that use AI-run cameras and suction cups to pluck, trim and pack commercially grown button mushrooms.
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A B.C.-based startup that makes artificial intelligence (AI)-run mushroom harvesting robots says a recent $40-million investment will help the company remain at the cutting edge of autonomous agricultural technology, at a time when the industry is facing widespread labour shortages.
4AG (pronounced "forage") Robotics is based in the rural lakeside city of Salmon Arm, between Vancouver and Calgary, on the outskirts of the Rocky Mountains. There, it creates robots that use AI-run cameras and suction cups to pluck, trim and pack commercially grown button mushrooms.
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Canada Games underway in St. John's despite wildfires, air quality concerns
St. John's is hosting the Canada Games, with thousands of people visiting the city as either spectators or participants in the event. As wildfires burn across the province, N.L. Premier John Hogan says the situation is being closely monitored.
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St. John's is hosting the Canada Games, with thousands of people visiting the city as either spectators or participants in the event. As wildfires burn across the province, N.L. Premier John Hogan says the situation is being closely monitored.
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Kingston wildfire grows due to 'extremely volatile' weather conditions
A regional state of emergency was declared for Newfoundland and Labrador’s Bay de Verde peninsula, from Bristol’s Hope to Whiteway, as volatile weather and strong winds fueled the 4,895-hectare Kingston fire, pushing it toward Ochre Pit Cove. While no evacuation order is in place, residents are urged to be ready to leave. Ground crews were pulled for safety, with firefighting efforts focused on the northern edge using four water bombers, four helicopters, and reinforcements from Ontario, Quebec, and the Coast Guard. Meanwhile, a fire near Happy Valley-Goose Bay has been extinguished, but crews are tackling a new lightning-caused blaze 19 km south of the town.
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A regional state of emergency was declared for Newfoundland and Labrador’s Bay de Verde peninsula, from Bristol’s Hope to Whiteway, as volatile weather and strong winds fueled the 4,895-hectare Kingston fire, pushing it toward Ochre Pit Cove. While no evacuation order is in place, residents are urged to be ready to leave. Ground crews were pulled for safety, with firefighting efforts focused on the northern edge using four water bombers, four helicopters, and reinforcements from Ontario, Quebec, and the Coast Guard. Meanwhile, a fire near Happy Valley-Goose Bay has been extinguished, but crews are tackling a new lightning-caused blaze 19 km south of the town.
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Eastern Ontario under prolonged heat warning
A multi-day heat wave is bringing highs of 32–35°C and humidex values up to 40°C across eastern Ontario, with overnight lows staying above 20°C. The extreme conditions are expected to last through Tuesday, possibly into Wednesday, before cooler air arrives.
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A multi-day heat wave is bringing highs of 32–35°C and humidex values up to 40°C across eastern Ontario, with overnight lows staying above 20°C. The extreme conditions are expected to last through Tuesday, possibly into Wednesday, before cooler air arrives.
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New wildfire spreading rapidly on outskirts of Moncton
Firefighters from Moncton, Dieppe and Riverview are battling a wildfire north of the Irishtown Nature Park near Moncton.
The rural New Brunswick community of Maple Hills, which includes Irishtown, has posted on its Facebook page that it is asking some residents to "take immediate steps to prepare for a possible evacuation."
As of 8 p.m. local time, no evacuation order had been given, but the community was urging people to have personal belongings and pets ready to go.
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Firefighters from Moncton, Dieppe and Riverview are battling a wildfire north of the Irishtown Nature Park near Moncton.
The rural New Brunswick community of Maple Hills, which includes Irishtown, has posted on its Facebook page that it is asking some residents to "take immediate steps to prepare for a possible evacuation."
As of 8 p.m. local time, no evacuation order had been given, but the community was urging people to have personal belongings and pets ready to go.
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One of Saskatchewan's most wanted fugitives arrested at Trudeau Airport
One of Saskatchewan and Canada's most wanted criminals was arrested on Saturday at the Montreal Trudeau Airport.
Jonathan Ouellet-Gendron, 36, had been wanted by Saskatoon Police since May 2022 as a suspect in a first-degree murder after a running gun battle that took place in a residential neighbourhood in Saskatoon. He was also wanted for other Canada-wide warrants for drug trafficking and other gun-related offences. Ouellet-Gendron was arrested by police from the Sûreté du Québec Airport Unit, who were assisted by the Mascouche Major Crime Investigation Division and the Canada Border Services Agency. The arrest took place as he was returning to Canada.
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One of Saskatchewan and Canada's most wanted criminals was arrested on Saturday at the Montreal Trudeau Airport.
Jonathan Ouellet-Gendron, 36, had been wanted by Saskatoon Police since May 2022 as a suspect in a first-degree murder after a running gun battle that took place in a residential neighbourhood in Saskatoon. He was also wanted for other Canada-wide warrants for drug trafficking and other gun-related offences. Ouellet-Gendron was arrested by police from the Sûreté du Québec Airport Unit, who were assisted by the Mascouche Major Crime Investigation Division and the Canada Border Services Agency. The arrest took place as he was returning to Canada.
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Black families in Hamilton, Burlington and Milton find summer 'magic' in cookout, campout weekend
Halton Black Voices hosted its annual Community Healing Cookout and Black Campout at Kelso Conservation Area, drawing over 100 families from Halton Region and Hamilton. The event, which began as a pandemic-era grassroots effort to create safe, affirming spaces for Black residents, has become a cherished summer tradition. Attendees enjoyed Caribbean and African cuisine, music, drumming, dancing, nature walks, and games like dominoes, despite some rain. For many, the campout fosters deep connections and lasting friendships, offering a rare space where Black people are the majority and can fully celebrate community and culture.
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Halton Black Voices hosted its annual Community Healing Cookout and Black Campout at Kelso Conservation Area, drawing over 100 families from Halton Region and Hamilton. The event, which began as a pandemic-era grassroots effort to create safe, affirming spaces for Black residents, has become a cherished summer tradition. Attendees enjoyed Caribbean and African cuisine, music, drumming, dancing, nature walks, and games like dominoes, despite some rain. For many, the campout fosters deep connections and lasting friendships, offering a rare space where Black people are the majority and can fully celebrate community and culture.
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Canadian Military Sees Rise in Hateful Conduct Reports
Incidents of hateful conduct within the Canadian Armed Forces nearly doubled last year, with 54 cases reported, up from 31 in 2023, reversing a multi-year decline. So far this year, 34 incidents have already been logged—surpassing the previous year’s total. The increase includes more frequent reports of hate speech, propaganda, intimidation, and threats. Since 2020, 364 such incidents have been tracked. The trend has prompted calls for cultural reform within the military, amid recent high-profile extremism investigations.
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Incidents of hateful conduct within the Canadian Armed Forces nearly doubled last year, with 54 cases reported, up from 31 in 2023, reversing a multi-year decline. So far this year, 34 incidents have already been logged—surpassing the previous year’s total. The increase includes more frequent reports of hate speech, propaganda, intimidation, and threats. Since 2020, 364 such incidents have been tracked. The trend has prompted calls for cultural reform within the military, amid recent high-profile extremism investigations.
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B.C. to appeal landmark Aboriginal title ruling over Fraser River land in Metro Vancouver
The most recent Indigenous rights and title ruling in B.C. is heading back to court after the province released a statement saying it plans to appeal the decision.
The Supreme Court of B.C. ruled last week in favour of the Cowichan Tribes on Vancouver Island, granting it fishing rights and Aboriginal title over a parcel of land on Lulu Island in Richmond, B.C.
Niki Sharma, B.C.'s attorney general, said in a statement that the ruling has unintended consequences for private property rights that must be looked at by a higher court.
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The most recent Indigenous rights and title ruling in B.C. is heading back to court after the province released a statement saying it plans to appeal the decision.
The Supreme Court of B.C. ruled last week in favour of the Cowichan Tribes on Vancouver Island, granting it fishing rights and Aboriginal title over a parcel of land on Lulu Island in Richmond, B.C.
Niki Sharma, B.C.'s attorney general, said in a statement that the ruling has unintended consequences for private property rights that must be looked at by a higher court.
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