Politics
Closing Arguments Wrap in Trial of Alleged Regina Jewelry Thieves
Closing arguments concluded Monday in the trial of Waylon Tourangeau and Rylan Macphee for a $200,000 smash-and-grab robbery at Ben Moss Jewellers. The judge must decide if circumstantial evidence proves guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
Business
Report Calls for Deregulation of Canada Post; Lead in Ottawa Schools; Ring Road Worth Exploring
A new report urges Canada Post deregulation and a postal regulator. Lead found in Ottawa school water fountains. Ontario explores Ottawa ring road feasibility.
Sports
Wild FC unveil new kits with Calgary kids, hope to reverse season struggles
Wild FC unveiled a new third kit, 'The Strike Kit,' on Tuesday at Sundance School with help from students, as the struggling NSL club aims to reset its season with a new sponsor and fresh momentum.
Lifestyle
Amazon Prime Day 2024: Best Pet Deals on Cat Litter, Dog Beds, and More
Amazon Prime Day offers up to 63% off pet essentials like cat cameras, dog beds, and litter. Top deals include Furbo Cat Camera at $36, Bissell Little Green at $94.99, and Litter-Robot 3 at $449.
Entertainment
Health
MRI services in Muskoka expanded with new scanner
A new MRI scanner has been introduced in Muskoka, expanding diagnostic imaging services for residents and reducing wait times for essential medical scans.
London Mayor Honours Off-Duty Paramedic for Mall Crash Heroism
London, Ont. mayor salutes off-duty paramedic who saved lives after jeep plowed into Sherwood Forest Mall fitness centre, injuring seven on June 12, 2026.
Two Bodies Found on Remote BC Forest Road; No Foul Play
RCMP say two bodies discovered along an isolated forest road in British Columbia are not considered suspicious, with no criminal investigation underway.
Simcoe County HART Hub Opens for Homelessness and Mental Health
Simcoe County launched a HART Hub to integrate homeless services and mental health support, aiming to reduce emergency room visits and improve outcomes for vulnerable residents.
Cycling Grandma Retires After Decade of Fundraising for Cancer
Henrietta Mulder, known as Ingersoll's 'Cycling Grandma,' retires after raising substantial funds for childhood cancer research over the past decade.
Technology
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Education
Hockey & Canadian Sport Quiz | Polar Herald
Lace up and test your knowledge of ice hockey, the Stanley Cup, curling, lacrosse and Canadian sport legends. From Gretzky to the Grey Cup, see how many you can score in this fun Canadian trivia challenge.



