
StatCan says debt-to-income ratio declined in second quarter as income growth outpaced debt
Statistics Canada says household credit market debt fell to 176.4 per cent of disposable income in the second quarter, while borrowing also slowed.
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Statistics Canada says household credit market debt fell to 176.4 per cent of disposable income in the second quarter, while borrowing also slowed.

Nominations for mayor, council and school board trustee candidates have closed, with the final declaration due Sept. 21 after the challenge period.

As the 25th anniversary of the attacks approaches, Dave Samson recalls joining Greater Vancouver firefighters in New York to support families of fallen FDNY members.

Nominations for Maple Ridge’s 2026 local general election closed Sept. 11, with voting scheduled for Oct. 7 to 17, including early, general-day and mail ballot options.

The 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks recalls how Canadians housed and supported stranded Americans, even as Canada-U.S. tensions have grown.

Hundreds of first responders, military and border personnel and dignitaries are expected at the annual Northwest 9/11 Memorial at Peace Arch Park.

Thousands gathered in Gander to remember those killed on Sept. 11 and the Newfoundland community’s care for more than 6,500 stranded air travellers.

Transport industry representatives say stricter U.S. customs enforcement is increasing paperwork, screening and costs for cross-border cargo as the Canada-U.S. trade war escalates.

Metro Vancouver plans to expand its food-rescue program from 27 to 35 housing complexes by the end of 2027 as demand for free groceries continues to rise.

Memorial ceremonies, volunteer projects and moments of silence across the United States honoured nearly 3,000 people killed in the 2001 al-Qaida attacks.

As the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks coincides with a Canada-U.S. trade war, an editorial recalls the solidarity Canadians showed Americans after the attacks.

A 37-year-old man faces charges after police say he struck a victim’s truck and chased the man with a knife at Redwood Park in South Surrey.
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