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Last Week for Christmas Tree Pickup in Kitchener

Kitchener residents have until the end of this week to dispose of their Christmas trees through curbside collection. Learn the guidelines and ensure your tree is ready for pickup.

Laval moves to biweekly garbage pickup in 2026

The City of Laval will implement biweekly garbage collection in 2026, a move aimed at waste reduction despite facing some public opposition. Learn about the new schedule and its goals.

More Young People in Sask. Opt for Dry January

A growing number of young Saskatchewan residents are embracing an alcohol-free January. Discover the trends and motivations behind this health-conscious movement sweeping the province.

Warming Trend Hits Southern Manitoba

Meteorologist Colleen Bready details a warming trend for southern Manitoba on January 5, 2026. Get the latest forecast and current conditions for the region.

Troy Stecher's crucial role in Maple Leafs' blue line revival

Defenceman Troy Stecher, claimed off waivers in November, has become an indispensable part of the Toronto Maple Leafs' lineup. Discover how his passion and performance are fueling the team's push up the Eastern Conference standings.

Inside the 'Sad Beige' Trend Dominating Kids' Fashion

Explore the rise of the muted 'sad beige' aesthetic in children's design, from celebrity nurseries to TikTok satire. Discover why parents are drawn to this neutral palette and the debate it sparks.

OPP: Be mindful of curb-side garbage in Windsor

Ontario Provincial Police issue a crucial reminder to Windsor residents about responsible curb-side waste disposal to ensure safety and compliance. Learn what not to put out.

OPP warns about curb-side items attracting criminals

Ontario Provincial Police warn residents to be mindful of items placed for garbage pickup, as they can signal your absence and attract thieves. Learn how to protect your home this holiday season.

Holiday Spending to Give Canadian Economy $11B Boost

Canadian consumers plan to spend an average of $943 this holiday season, injecting an estimated $11 billion into the national GDP. Get the details on the 'Buy Canadian' trend and economic impact.

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