Politics
Manitoba Food Tax Cut and Bad Behaviour Mark Spring Legislature
Manitoba's spring legislature sitting featured a food tax cut and incidents of bad behaviour. Premier Wab Kinew promoted the removal of PST from grocery food.
Business
How Toronto Employers Handle Remote Work Requests During FIFA World Cup
Toronto employers are adjusting remote work policies as the FIFA World Cup approaches, balancing productivity with employee enthusiasm for the tournament.
Sports
Kitchener Rangers Fans Celebrate Memorial Cup Victory at Homecoming
Hundreds of fans gathered to welcome the Kitchener Rangers home after their Memorial Cup win. The team returned to a hero's welcome with celebrations.
Lifestyle
Toronto Police Seize Record-Breaking Counterfeit Soccer Jerseys
Toronto police announce the largest seizure of counterfeit soccer jerseys in Canadian history, valued at millions, with suspects charged.
Health
Environment
Body Found in Fraser River After Man's Fall
A body has been discovered in the Fraser River weeks after a man was reported to have fallen in. The investigation is ongoing.
Metro Vancouver Tighter Water Restrictions Next Week
Metro Vancouver will implement stricter water restrictions starting next week due to drought conditions, affecting residential and commercial water use across the region.
Metro Vancouver Reviews Wastewater Plant Costs Hit $3.86B
Metro Vancouver announces a review of the North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant, whose costs have ballooned to $3.86 billion, raising concerns over budget and timeline.
Yellowhead Trail Closed Due to Heavy Rain Flooding
A section of Yellowhead Trail in Edmonton is closed after torrential rain caused flooding. Motorists are advised to use alternate routes as crews work to clear the water.
Tesla Sues Manitoba Government Over EV Rebate Exclusion
Tesla Motors Canada has filed a legal challenge against Manitoba's government after being excluded from the province's electric vehicle rebate program, citing substantial and unjustified harm.
