The EU has proposed Canada become its first associate member. As of September 2026 it is only a proposal - here is what is on the table, what is not, and why the October Montreal summit matters.
B.C. paused its planned PST expansion to professional services days before the October 1, 2026 start. Here is who it would have hit, why the Province hit pause, and what to do now.
A practical look at what a closer Canada-EU relationship could mean for Canadian small businesses - services, digital trade, payments and hiring - grounded in the rules that already exist under CETA.
Legal, yes. Smart, rarely: public registries, legal service at your door, unread registry mail, and the cheap fix.
Letter volume down from 5.5 billion to 2 billion. Parcel share down from 62 percent to under 24. Community mailboxes are not the change, they are a symptom of it. Six shifts reshaping how mail reaches Canadian homes.
Short answer: not yet. No Vancouver postal code appears anywhere on Canada Post's published conversion schedule, while the North Shore goes in March 2027. Here is the real reason, and why 'not yet' is not the same as 'never'.
About 23,000 North Shore households lose door-to-door mail in March 2027. Burnaby and New Westminster follow in October. Here is your postal code, your date, what happens to parcels, and the habit change nobody is talking about.
Nobody voted on it. Between May 2025 and June 2026, a commission report, a ministerial directive and two press releases ended door-to-door mail delivery for four million Canadian addresses. Here is exactly how it happened, and who decided what.
What CRA, Corporations Canada and the provincial registries actually accept as a business address, and where a home address quietly fails.
Real coworking desk rates in downtown Vancouver, how to compare operators without a sales call, and the Vancouver-Washington mix-up that skews your search.
