A BMO survey finds about 73 per cent of millennials expect retirement will be harder than it was for their parents, and 67 per cent of respondents overall expressed similar concern. The article reports experts discussing planning approaches, automated saving habits and registered accounts such as RRSPs and TFSAs.
TRU alumnus Shaminder Parmar (MBA '25) was named one of Edmonton’s 2025 Top 40 under 40 and serves as a senior urban planner with Edmonton Public Schools while chairing a committee that coordinates the city's public planning bodies.
About 100 people gathered at the Saskatchewan Legislature in Regina to call for an end to violence in Iran and urged the Canadian government to speak out.
The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York City features over 3,000 dogs competing in events such as masters agility, flyball and breed judging, with Best in Show scheduled to conclude the multi-day event at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday.
Water levels on the Exploits River in Badger have been falling after an ice buildup, but a state of emergency and an evacuation order affecting about 180 people and 110 homes remain in place while officials monitor conditions and water quality.
A report says Toyota and Honda made up about 60% of assembly plant employment in Canada at the end of 2024 and produced 77% of vehicles assembled in 2025; it notes Ford has delayed planned EV production and altered schedules at its Oakville plant.
Manitoba is offering free hepatitis A vaccines to Peguis First Nation residents, visitors and close contacts aged six months and older amid an ongoing outbreak; the province reported 308 outbreak-associated cases as of Jan. 18.
Documents tabled in Parliament show roughly 3.9 million federal paper cheques issued over the past four fiscal years went uncashed, worth about $2.16 billion. The uncollected payments include tax refunds, pensions and benefits such as the Canada Carbon Rebate, Climate Action tax credits and the Canada Child Benefit.
The Raoul Wallenberg Centre asked the RCMP to collect public reports and assemble evidence about Canadians alleged to have taken part in or been victims of serious crimes tied to Iran; witnesses, including activists and a Conservative MP, raised the issue at a House subcommittee hearing.
A provincial review board reduced a Statement of Account for the removal and care of 58 dogs from a Hamilton-area home to a $10,000 charge for the owner after an initial bill of about $108,928; the animals remained in provincial care through mid-August.
