Taco Bell drive-thru chaos forces Mount Pearl traffic control
Massive drive-thru lines at a newly reopened Taco Bell in Mount Pearl have caused traffic snarls, prompting city staff to intervene. Read about the popular fast-food outlet's impact.
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Sask. NDP Leader Carla Beck Reflects on 2025, Plans for New Year
Saskatchewan NDP Leader Carla Beck outlines party's 2025 focus on cost-of-living, rent control, and rural outreach, pledging to deliver a better future for the province. Read the exclusive year-end interview.
Rent Control and Public Housing: Answer to Sask. Rental Crisis?
As the Saskatchewan NDP proposes tying rent hikes to inflation, advocates argue a long-term fix requires public rental housing investment and a unified tenant voice.
Resource constraints may delay flights at Toronto Pearson: NAV CANADA
NAV CANADA warns 'resource constraints' could delay some flights at Toronto Pearson International Airport. Get the latest travel updates and what it means for your holiday plans.
Barrie Passes New Interim Control By-law for Expansion
The City of Barrie has enacted a new Interim Control By-law to guide its upcoming expansion. Learn about the details and what this means for future development.
Zelenskyy Calls for Trump Meeting on Ukraine Peace
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has requested a leaders' meeting with Donald Trump to address sensitive territorial issues in a potential peace deal with Russia, following recent U.S.-Ukraine talks.
Canada's Health Care Crisis: 28.6-Week Wait Times
Millions of Canadians lack a family doctor as wait times hit 28.6 weeks. Fraser Institute analyst Mackenzie Moir argues for structural reform, pointing to better-performing universal systems abroad. Read more.
How to Regain Financial Control After Holiday Burnout
Feeling overwhelmed and overspent this holiday season? Expert advice from a Canadian credit counsellor offers practical steps to manage debt stress and start the new year with confidence.
Lost pony Peanut adopted in Chatham, finds new home and brother
Peanut, the pony found wandering in Chatham, has been adopted by a Wardsville family. He now has a loving home, a winter blanket, and a miniature donkey big brother named Eeyore. Read the heartwarming story.
Vance's 'Simple Economics' on Housing Costs Debunked
Senator JD Vance claims falling rents are due to immigration enforcement. Housing experts and fact-checkers say the data tells a different story. Read the full analysis.
Philippine Flood Funds Looted by Officials
A massive corruption scandal in the Philippines saw billions in disaster prevention funds stolen, leaving the vulnerable nation exposed to worsening climate impacts. Learn the shocking details.
Alberta's 2026 Referendum to Vote on Immigration Control
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith confirms a provincial referendum in October 2026 will include a vote on gaining more control over immigration, citing federal mismanagement and strong public support.
Winter Home Maintenance: Key Tips to Prevent Damage
Expert advice on sealing, insulating, and maintaining your home during Canada's harsh winter to prevent moisture issues, attic rain, and save on energy costs.
Montreal rent hikes could surge as tenants pay for repairs
Housing advocates warn Montreal tenants face an 'inflationary spiral' with rent hikes potentially higher next year as landlords pass repair costs to renters. Learn the details and implications.
Delhi restricts vehicles, office attendance to curb pollution
New Delhi enacts emergency measures, including vehicle curbs and reduced office attendance, to tackle hazardous air pollution levels. Details on the city's latest fight for cleaner air.
German Government Backs Wolf Hunting to Manage Wild Packs
Germany's government has authorized controlled wolf hunting to manage growing populations, marking a significant shift in conservation strategy. Learn about the new policy and its implications.
Bondi Beach shooter charged with 15 counts of murder
A 24-year-old man faces 59 charges in the Bondi Beach massacre as funerals begin for the 15 Jewish victims. Australia confronts antisemitism and gun laws.
Kitchener Roommates Face Weapons Charges in Rent Dispute
Two Kitchener roommates are facing serious weapons charges following a dispute over rent. Police detail the incident and the charges laid. Read the full story.
Montreal girl recovering from dog bite, mother seeks bylaw changes
A young girl in Montreal's Lasalle borough is recovering from a severe facial dog bite requiring 20 stitches. Her mother is now urging the city to amend its animal control bylaws to prevent future attacks.
Banana Ripeness Guide: Nutrition Changes at Each Stage
Discover how a banana's sugar, starch, and vitamin content shifts as it ripens. Dietitians explain which stage is best for diabetes, workouts, gut health, and more.
Liberals ignored expert panel's SKS rifle advice for a year
A newly released report shows the Liberal government received advice on banning certain SKS rifle models nearly a year before the minister said he was awaiting it. Discover the details and political implications.
Ontario's Centralization Undermines Ottawa Local Control
Randall Denley argues Premier Doug Ford's provincial rules on bike lanes, speed cameras, and conservation authorities are stripping Ottawa of local decision-making power and political accountability.
Toronto's First New Co-op Rental in 20+ Years Breaks Ground
Toronto sees its first new co-op rental housing development in over two decades break ground in Scarborough. The 245-unit project, part of a $137M federal investment, offers below-market, rent-controlled homes.
Calgary rents slide more than 6% since summer
New data reveals a continued decline in Calgary rental prices, with one-bedroom unfurnished suites averaging $1,488 in November, a significant year-over-year drop. Explore the market trends.
Readers Debate Gun Control, Ford's Silence on Protests
Canadian readers voice strong opinions on firearm policies and provincial leadership in the latest letters to the editor, highlighting key national debates.
Intoxicated Raccoon Found Passed Out in Liquor Store
A raccoon broke into a Virginia ABC Store, smashed bottles, and was found passed out in the bathroom. The animal was safely released after sobering up. Read the hilarious story.
Alberta pushes back against federal gun buyback effort
The Alberta government is challenging Ottawa's firearm buyback initiative, setting up a potential jurisdictional clash over gun control policy in Canada. Learn about the latest developments.
N.S. researcher wins award for natural tick repellent
A Nova Scotia researcher has earned an innovation award for developing an all-natural tick repellent. Learn about this breakthrough in public health and pest control.
Ottawa readers sound off on housing, city hall, and military scandal
Ottawa Citizen readers share strong opinions on the housing crisis, city infrastructure under former mayor Jim Watson, and a disturbing military misconduct case. Read their letters.
How to Reduce Infection Spread During Cold Season
Dr. Paul provides crucial advice on preventing infection transmission during peak cold and flu season. Learn practical strategies to protect your family and community.
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