Bill 60: Landlord group says it's needed for rental balance
A new housing bill passed in Ontario has landlord groups advocating for system balance, while raising tenant concerns over easier evictions. Explore the details and implications.
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London restaurant fined $55K for employee assault
El Furniture Warehouse on Richmond Row fined $55,000 by the province following a workplace assault. Details on the incident and provincial enforcement.
Nova Scotia Woman Fined for Extreme Speeding in Halifax
A woman faces a hefty fine after Halifax police allege she was driving more than 60 km/h over the speed limit. Get the details on this dangerous driving incident.
Rural Councillors Reject Battery Storage System Rezoning
Ottawa's rural committee rejects rezoning farmland for a controversial battery energy storage system. Proponents cite clean energy needs, while residents fear risks. Read the full story.
Sudbury driver charged after 153 km/h speed on Hwy 69
Ontario Provincial Police laid a stunt driving charge against a Sudbury motorist caught travelling 153 km/h on Highway 69. Learn the consequences of excessive speeding in Ontario.
Smartphones to Replace Opus Cards in Montreal Transit
Montreal commuters will soon tap phones to ride. The ARTM's digital Concerto system launches in 2026, ending the era of physical Opus cards. Learn about the rollout.
Local AI Desktop Assistant Challenges Cloud Subscription Model
Pansophy's fully local AI desktop assistant runs on your device with a one-time fee, offering privacy and cost savings for Canadian businesses. A Statistics Canada survey shows AI adoption is growing but uneven.
Virtual OPUS Cards Launching on Montreal Transit in 2025
Montreal's transit network is set to introduce virtual OPUS cards. Get a sneak peek at the digital fare system launching in 2025 and what it means for commuters.
Ottawa Court Delays Reach Crisis Point: Lawyer
Ottawa's justice system faces a crisis as judicial delays force majority of criminal cases to be stayed or withdrawn, violating accused rights under Jordan ruling.
Manitoba firm fined in plumber's toxic gas death
A Manitoba company faces a $75,000 fine after a plumber died from toxic gas exposure. Learn about workplace safety failures and legal consequences.
Inquest into London woman's death in police custody
Coroner's inquest examines the death of Amanda Bolt while in London police custody. Family seeks answers as investigation unfolds. Follow for updates.
NS Premier Weighs Fine for Power Utility's Cyber Response
Nova Scotia's premier criticizes Nova Scotia Power's handling of recent cyberattack, considering financial penalties. Read about the utility's security failures.
Snow squalls hit Ontario with new warning system
Environment Canada introduces colour-coded weather warnings as snow squalls threaten southern Ontario with heavy accumulation. Stay informed about the new alert system.
Inquest into 2020 Peel Police Shooting Death Ordered
Ontario calls for coroner's inquest into Jamal Francique's 2020 death during Peel police encounter. Get the latest details on this developing story.
Quebec Home Buying Dreams Fade as Prices Soar
Housing affordability crisis deepens in Quebec as prospective buyers struggle with rising prices and down payment challenges. Learn why experts see no quick fix.
New earthquake warning system for Ontario and Quebec
Canada introduces advanced earthquake early warning system for Ontario and Quebec, providing critical seconds for safety measures. Learn how this technology protects millions.
Morgan Stanley fined €101M in Dutch tax evasion case
Morgan Stanley pays €101 million fine for Cum-Cum dividend tax evasion in the Netherlands. Learn about this major European tax enforcement case.
Montreal church sued over $2,500 MAGA event fine
A Montreal church is taking legal action after receiving a $2,500 municipal fine for hosting a 'MAGA superstar' event. Pastor Bernaby Quevedo defends the gathering as protected religious activity.
HCL Site Services fined $100K for workplace injury
HCL Site Services Ltd. was fined $100,000 after a worker was injured in a trench collapse in Viking, Alberta. Learn about the OHS violation and workplace safety.
Ontario requires upfront cash bail in new justice bill
Ontario plans to require accused individuals to pay bail cash upfront under new legislation. Learn how this reform aims to improve compliance and the concerns about justice accessibility.
$100K fine for Edmonton trench collapse that injured worker
An Edmonton construction company faces a $100,000 fine after a trench collapse seriously injured a worker. Learn about workplace safety violations and consequences.
Ontario Moves to Reinstate Cash Bail System
Ontario plans controversial legislation to require cash deposits for bail, reversing 50+ years of Canadian legal practice. Critics question constitutionality amid public safety concerns.
Manitoba lawyers raise concerns with Ontario bail plan
Manitoba legal experts warn Ontario's proposed cash security deposits for bail could create unfair disparities in the justice system. Learn about the potential impacts.
Ontario to end cashless bail for violent repeat offenders
The Ford government announces legislation to eliminate cashless bail for violent repeat offenders and expand jail capacity. Learn how this aims to protect public safety.
Saskatoon firm fined $100K after wall injures worker
A Saskatoon construction company faces a $100,000 fine after a wall collapsed onto a worker's leg. Learn about workplace safety enforcement in Saskatchewan.
Ford Government Proposes Cash Bail Security Deposits
Ontario's government introduces cash security deposits as part of bail reform. Learn how this affects defendants and the justice system. Read the latest developments.
Ford Government Proposes Cash Bail Security Deposits
Ontario's government introduces bail reform requiring cash security deposits from defendants. Learn how this impacts justice procedures and public safety.
Ontario Bail Reform: Cash Security Deposits Required
The Ford government introduces sweeping bail reforms requiring cash security deposits from defendants. Learn how this impacts Ontario's justice system and public safety.
Kent Monkman's Montreal Art Exhibit Sparks Debate
Cree artist Kent Monkman's provocative exhibition at Montreal Museum of Fine Arts features 20 paintings challenging colonial narratives through his alter ego Miss Chief Eagle Testickle.
Pembroke water restored but conservation still needed
Pembroke residents can resume normal water use after service restoration, but city officials continue urging conservation measures to maintain system stability.
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