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'The saving grace for agriculture': Farmers look to irrigation amid climate woes

'The saving grace for agriculture': Farmers look to irrigation amid climate woes

CALGARY — Sean Stanford's wheat farm just south of Lethbridge, Alta.
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Economists expect rise in inflation as price-growth fight enters new phase

Economists expect rise in inflation as price-growth fight enters new phase

OTTAWA — Forecasters anticipate this week's consumer price index report to show inflation rose last month, signalling a reversal in progress after a year of steady declines in inflation.
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week

Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week

TORONTO — Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week: Suncor results Energy giant Suncor Energy Inc. is set to release financial results for its second quarter on Monday.
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Montreal urban fish farmers say their Arctic char cuts greenhouse gases and waste

Montreal urban fish farmers say their Arctic char cuts greenhouse gases and waste

MONTREAL — A warehouse basement in an industrial area of Montreal, near the intersection of two highways, feels about as far from a fish habitat as it gets.
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Calgary, Scarborough square off in Sunday's CEBL championship final

Calgary, Scarborough square off in Sunday's CEBL championship final

LANGLEY, B.C. — The Canadian Elite Basketball League will have a new champion on Sunday night.
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Poilievre's Conservative party embracing language of mainstream conspiracy theories

Poilievre's Conservative party embracing language of mainstream conspiracy theories

OTTAWA — Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has been hitting the summer barbecue circuit with ramped-up rhetoric around debunked claims that the World Economic Forum is attempting to impose its agenda on sovereign governments.
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Canadian women beat Australia 11-7 at World Cup baseball tournament

THUNDER BAY, Ont. — Canada won its third game of the Women's Baseball World Cup on Saturday with an adventurous 11-7 win over Australia at Port Arthur Stadium.
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De Minaur rolls to victory over Davidovich Fokina, Sinner tops Paul at NBO Toronto

De Minaur rolls to victory over Davidovich Fokina, Sinner tops Paul at NBO Toronto

TORONTO — It took Alex de Minaur a few days to find his form at the National Bank Open after a packed schedule created some challenges. Now that he's settled into a groove, the wins just keep on coming.
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Adams Jr. returns from injury to lead B.C. Lions to 37-9 win over Calgary Stampeders

Adams Jr. returns from injury to lead B.C. Lions to 37-9 win over Calgary Stampeders

VANCOUVER — After missing two games due to an injury, Vernon Adams Jr. wanted to have a statement performance on his return.
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House fire in Vaughan, Ont., leaves two people dead

House fire in Vaughan, Ont., leaves two people dead

VAUGHAN, Ont. — Two people are dead after a house fire in Vaughan, Ontario, north of Toronto. The York Regional Police say they were called at approximately 2:30 p-m on Saturday to respond to a house on fire.
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