BC Hydro sues family over blocked transmission line work
BC Hydro is taking legal action against a Vancouver family to proceed with a major transmission line project. The utility seeks court intervention to resolve the impasse.
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GO Train Service Halted on Lakeshore West Line
GO Transit announces a service suspension along a section of the Lakeshore West line this weekend, impacting commuter travel. Plan your trip in advance.
Massive Blackout Hits Western Cuba After Grid Failure
A significant power outage has plunged Cuba's western region into darkness following a transmission line failure. Get the latest details on the blackout and its impact.
N.S. Basic Income Urged as Minimum Wage Rises to $17
As Nova Scotia prepares to raise its minimum wage, an advocate argues a guaranteed basic income is essential to address widespread suffering. Learn about the push for systemic change.
Vancouver Schools Seek Aid for Indigenous Students in Crisis
Vancouver's Indigenous education leader David Delorme requests $20,000 from Adopt-A-School to provide emergency support for families, breaking cycles of poverty and trauma to boost student success.
Ontario Food Banks Breaking Under Weight of Rising Poverty
A new report warns Ontario's food banks are overwhelmed by surging demand driven by rising poverty. Learn about the crisis and its impact on communities.
Ceramic Coffee Mug Thrown at Vehicle Near Stratford
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating after a ceramic coffee mug was thrown at a vehicle on Perth Line 20. No injuries were reported. Learn the details.
Ontario Food Bank Use Hits Record High, Warns Report
Feed Ontario's 2025 Hunger Report reveals over 1 million people relied on food banks last year, signaling a looming crisis in homelessness, healthcare, and community stability. Immediate action is urged.
Plank Line closed near Ingersoll after collision
Plank Line near Ingersoll remains closed following a serious two-vehicle collision on Highway 11. Emergency crews responded to the scene. Stay updated on road closures.
Ottawa Food Bank's Success Hinders Government Action
The Ottawa Food Bank's 2025 report reveals a 101% surge in visits since 2019. While a testament to community support, its efficiency may be reducing government urgency to tackle poverty directly.
Report: Affordability Crisis Hurts Low-Income Youth
A new national report reveals Canada's affordability crisis is creating a hidden crisis for youth in low-income communities, intensifying academic and mental health challenges.
9th Line in Innisfil Closed for Intersection Upgrades
Section of 9th Line in Innisfil closed until November 2025 for intersection improvements. Detours in place for local commuters and emergency access maintained.
What $125 Buys During the Holidays in Montreal
As the Gazette Christmas Fund launches, we examine the difficult choices Montrealers on low incomes face with a $125 holiday cheque. Discover the real cost of gifts, food, and bills.
Barrie GO Train Disruptions for Track Upgrades
Barrie Line GO train service faces significant disruptions as Metrolinx conducts essential track upgrades. Learn about alternative travel options and project timeline.
Alberta health workers ratify collective agreement
Front-line health workers in Alberta vote 66% to ratify new collective agreement with health agencies. Deal brings stability to healthcare sector.
Southcentre Mall installation highlights Calgary hardships
A new interactive installation at Southcentre Mall reveals the hidden struggles of Calgarians facing poverty and the affordability crisis. Discover how you can help this Giving Tuesday.
Montreal SPCA launches 24/7 animal abuse hotline
The Montreal SPCA has established a 24/7 hotline for reporting animal abuse and neglect cases. Report cruelty anytime to protect vulnerable animals in our community.
CRA tip line recovers $490M in unpaid taxes since 2018
The CRA's confidential tip line has identified nearly $490 million in unpaid federal taxes since 2018, targeting international tax evasion. Discover how the program works.
$684M Nova Scotia-New Brunswick Power Line Approved
Nova Scotia's energy regulator greenlights $684 million transmission line connecting to New Brunswick grid, boosting regional power capacity and clean energy access.
O-Train East Extension to Open Early 2026
Ottawa's O-Train Line 1 extension to the east is scheduled to begin operations early in 2026, marking significant progress for the city's public transit system. Learn about the project timeline and impacts.
TTC Subway Line 2 suspended due to fire reports
Toronto Transit Commission suspends service on Line 2 subway due to fire reports. Emergency crews respond as TTC investigates the incident affecting commuters.
Montreal Food Bank Sees Rising Poverty Among Families
West Island Mission in Montreal reports increasing numbers of poverty-stricken families seeking assistance as food insecurity becomes more severe in the region.
O-Train Line 1 Service Restored Following Power Issue
Regular O-Train service has resumed on Line 1 after a power system defect caused disruptions. Ottawa commuters can now return to normal transit schedules following repairs.
B.C. Power Line Passes by Slimmest Margin in Legislature
A controversial northern power line project narrowly passed the B.C. legislature after the Speaker cast a tie-breaking vote. The decision marks a significant victory for Premier David Eby's government.
O-Train Line 1 Service Disrupted by Overhead Wire Defect
OC Transpo reports a single-track service on O-Train Line 1 due to an overhead wire defect between Rideau and uOttawa stations. Expect delays; full service is expected to resume Friday.
O-Train Line 1 Single-Tracked Due to Power Defect
Ottawa's O-Train Line 1 will operate on single-track service in the downtown tunnel all day due to an overhead power system defect. Commuters should expect delays.
O-Train Line 1 Single-Tracked After Wire Damage
Ottawa's O-Train Line 1 will operate on single-track service through downtown tunnel all day Thursday after overhead wire damage. Commuters should expect significant delays.
B.C. School Seeks Help After Losing Provincial Funding
Yale Secondary in Abbotsford struggles to support impoverished students after the B.C. government cut its $20-million student affordability fund. Help is needed.
G20 billionaires could end poverty with year's earnings
Oxfam report reveals G20 billionaires could end global poverty with just one year's earnings. Learn how wealth inequality affects poverty solutions worldwide.
Sewage blockage causes foul smells on Vancouver Island
A major sewage line blockage in the Capital Regional District is causing foul odors as crews work to truck waste. Residents are being warned about the temporary inconvenience.
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