Alberta speed limit hike may push QEII to 140 km/h
Alberta's plan to raise speed limits to 120 km/h on divided highways could see de facto speeds hit 140 km/h on the QEII, raising safety concerns. Read the full analysis.
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Toronto officer charged with dangerous driving
A Toronto police officer faces dangerous driving charges following a high-speed pursuit of a stolen vehicle. Get the latest details on this developing story.
Olympic Skater Erin Jackson Challenges Female Athlete Standards
Olympic gold medalist Erin Jackson discusses overcoming eczema, racial barriers in sports, and redefining perfection for female athletes. Learn how she's changing the narrative.
Higher Speed Limits Could Increase Alberta Highway Crashes
Edmonton readers voice concerns over Alberta's proposal to raise speed limits on divided highways, citing evidence of increased accidents and injuries. Read the full analysis.
Barrie Speed Cameras Deactivated, Tickets Remain
Barrie has deactivated its automated speed enforcement cameras, but outstanding tickets must still be paid. Learn about the implications for drivers and road safety.
Order of Canada: History and Modern Significance
Explore the rich history and modern significance of the Order of Canada, from its royal origins to contemporary recipients who shape our nation's identity.
Alberta UCP proposes higher speed limits on divided highways
The UCP government's proposal to increase speed limits on Alberta's divided highways sparks heated discussion about road safety, driver behavior, and modern vehicle capabilities.
Alberta RCMP seize stolen guns after high-speed chase
Mounties seize multiple stolen firearms and arrest suspects following dangerous high-speed pursuit through Alberta communities. Get the full story on this major police operation.
Canadian Vitamin C Serums: Local Luxury for Radiant Skin
Explore our curated selection of Canadian-made vitamin C serums that deliver luxury results while supporting local beauty brands and sustainable skincare.
Snow Valley Unveils New High-Speed Chairlift for 2025-26
Snow Valley Resort in Barrie unveils a state-of-the-art high-speed chairlift for the 2025-26 season, promising faster access and enhanced skiing experiences for Ontario winter enthusiasts.
Canada Advances High-Speed Rail with ALTO Legislation
The Canadian government is pushing forward with ambitious plans for high-speed rail in the Quebec City-Windsor Corridor, with new legislation promised to accelerate the ALTO project that could transform transportation between major urban centers.
Sudbury Speed Camera Program Ending November 14
Greater Sudbury pulls the plug on its controversial speed camera initiative, removing all 20 automated enforcement units by mid-November amid public outcry and operational challenges.
Waterloo mum on speed camera plans as provincial ban looms
As Ontario moves to ban automated speed enforcement in municipal jurisdictions, Waterloo Region remains tight-lipped about its plan for existing cameras and future road safety initiatives.
Driver caught at 128 km/h in 60 zone on Halloween
Waterloo Regional Police make shocking speed enforcement catch on Halloween afternoon, with one driver reaching dangerous speeds double the legal limit.
Canadian Toques: Stitching National Pride
Discover the heartwarming story behind Canadian-made toques and how these humble winter hats evolved into powerful symbols of national identity and economic resilience.
Ottawa Speed Cameras Stop Working: What to Know
Discover why Ottawa's automated speed enforcement cameras suddenly went offline and how this temporary shutdown affects road safety and traffic enforcement across the city.
ECD Automotive Design Wins Best in Show at Festival of Speed 2025
Orlando-based ECD Automotive Design captures Best in Show at prestigious Festival of Speed 2025 with their first custom Porsche 911 build, showcasing Canadian luxury automotive excellence.
Ottawa Photo Radar Cameras Shut Down November 14
Ottawa is temporarily shutting down all photo radar cameras starting November 14. Learn why the city is pressing pause on automated enforcement and when the devices will return to operation.
Canadian Armed Forces Racism: Systemic or Isolated?
An examination of racism within Canada's military challenges the 'systemic' label, arguing for a more nuanced understanding of institutional culture and individual accountability.
Canadian Skincare Essentials for Fall Glow
Discover the best Canadian skincare products to transition your routine into autumn. From hydrating serums to protective barriers, these local gems will keep your skin radiant through the cooler months.
Ottawa Plans Speed Limit Harmonization in Orleans
City of Ottawa plans to harmonize speed limits along a 75-kilometer stretch of road in Orleans, aiming to improve traffic flow and enhance road safety for all users.
New Orleans Revolutionizes Traffic Signs to End Speed Confusion
Discover how New Orleans' innovative traffic sign project is making roads safer by eliminating driver confusion about speed limits through clear, consistent signage.
Alex Tilley, Tilley Endurables Founder, Dies at 87
Alex Tilley, the visionary entrepreneur who created Canada's iconic adventure hats and built Tilley Endurables into a global brand, has died at age 87 in Toronto.
Why Canada Shouldn't Build Its Own Submarines
As Canada's submarine fleet ages, calls for domestic construction face harsh reality checks. Discover why homegrown submarines could sink billions without enhancing security.
Conrad Black: Canada's Constitutional Crisis Demands Reform
Conrad Black delivers a powerful critique of Canada's constitutional framework, arguing for Senate reform and warning of governmental overreach in this exclusive analysis.
Royal Canadian Legion Launches 2025 Poppy Campaign
The Royal Canadian Legion kicks off its 2025 National Poppy Campaign, reminding Canadians to wear poppies as a symbol of remembrance and support for veterans and their families.
Why the Notwithstanding Clause Critics Are Wrong
A fresh look at Canada's controversial notwithstanding clause reveals why common arguments against its use don't withstand constitutional scrutiny. Discover the historical context and legal principles that defend this unique parliamentary power.
Canada Gets Serious About Defence Spending
After decades of neglect, Canada is making historic investments in defence with a new strategic vision that could reshape North American security.
Canadian Military Targets 400,000 Reserve Personnel
Canada's Department of National Defence is developing an ambitious mobilization strategy to dramatically expand its reserve forces, potentially growing to 400,000 personnel to enhance national security readiness.
Veteran's 80-year poppy tradition honors Canadian heroes
A remarkable 94-year-old Royal Canadian Navy veteran continues his eight-decade tradition of distributing remembrance poppies, inspiring a new generation to honor Canada's military sacrifices.
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