Saskatoon historic district hosts Christmas celebration
Residents of Saskatoon's historic neighbourhood gather for pre-Christmas festivities, creating community spirit and holiday joy in the prairie city.
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Highway 144 partially reopens after washout
Emergency repairs allow Highway 144 to reopen with alternating traffic after culvert washout. Crews continue work on northern Ontario route. Stay updated on road conditions.
Highway 144 closed for emergency repairs near Sudbury
Highway 144 between Sudbury and Timmins closed indefinitely due to washed out culvert. Emergency repairs underway as of November 22, 2025. Stay updated on detours.
Calgary's Historic Old Y Faces Uncertain Future
Community organizations rally to save Calgary's historic YWCA building from vacancy. The century-old Beltline landmark risks losing its community legacy after tenants were forced out.
Century-old Winnipeg building demolished, society laments
Winnipeg's historic Bell Block, built in 1901 at 813 Main Street, has been demolished. The historical society calls the loss 'almost unrecognizable.' Learn about this heritage preservation failure.
Hundreds protest to save 171-year-old Villa Maria College
Hundreds of parents, students and staff protested Friday at Montreal's historic Villa Maria College in an effort to keep the 171-year-old school open. Join the movement to preserve educational heritage.
Windsor-Essex reviews holiday snowflake repair costs
Municipality faces budget decisions as repair costs for festive snowflake decorations escalate. Learn how holiday traditions are affected by financial constraints.
$36.2M for Rideau Canal repairs announced
Federal government commits $36.2 million for critical repairs and maintenance on historic Rideau Canal. Funding will preserve Canada's UNESCO World Heritage site for future generations.
Court OKs Hudson's Bay royal charter auction plan
A Canadian court has approved Hudson's Bay Company's plan to auction its historic 1670 royal charter. This landmark decision could reshape Canadian retail history.
Broken prison sprinklers cost $1.1M in repairs
Two malfunctioning sprinklers at a New Brunswick prison resulted in a staggering $1.1 million repair bill for Correctional Service Canada. Learn how minor maintenance issues can lead to major taxpayer expenses.
Home Repair Crisis: 46% of Canadians Lack Emergency Funds
New research reveals nearly half of Canadian households have less than $1,000 saved for emergency home repairs as cost-of-living pressures mount. Learn how to protect your home.
Vancouver tenants report persistent heating problems
West End Vancouver residents continue experiencing inadequate heating despite building repairs. Learn about tenant rights and heating standards in BC rental properties.
QuadReal Sells Vancouver's Historic Post Building
Global developer QuadReal Property Group has sold The Post, a landmark heritage office building in downtown Vancouver. Discover the details of one of Canada's most ambitious redevelopments.
Epcor's World Toilet Day warning for Edmonton
Epcor urges Edmontonians to think before flushing for World Toilet Day after 159 sewer backups in 2024, 70% caused by non-flushable items. Protect your home and city infrastructure.
Saint John's Golden Ball Building Sold, May Be Demolished
Irving Oil's iconic Golden Ball building in Saint John has been sold and could face demolition. Learn about this significant development for New Brunswick's landscape.
Elderly B.C. men sentenced for child sex crimes
Two men in their 80s from British Columbia face prison for severe child sexual offenses, including historic abuse by a teacher and possession of thousands of child abuse images. Learn the disturbing details.
Edmonton senior builds landmarks with matchsticks
An Edmonton-area senior is recreating international landmarks using matchsticks, with the Alberta legislature as his next ambitious project. Discover his incredible craftsmanship.
Historic Imperial Pub in Toronto Closes After 81 Years
The historic Imperial Pub near Sankofa Square has served its last pint after 81 years in downtown Toronto, marking the end of an era for the city's social scene.
First Acadian Cemetery Receives Climate Protection
Nova Scotia's pioneering Acadian cemetery and chapel replica at Majors Point Historic Site will receive climate change protections to preserve cultural heritage.
Emergency Repairs at Springwater Railway Crossing
Emergency repairs are now in progress at a Canadian Pacific Kansas City railway crossing in Springwater Township. Get the latest updates on the work and its impact.
Hangar Flight Museum Celebrates 50th Anniversary
Calgary's Hangar Flight Museum celebrates 50 years preserving aviation history with 36+ aircraft and educational programs. Visit to explore Alberta's rich aviation heritage.
500 rental units planned for Kitchener's Huether Hotel site
Major redevelopment proposed for Kitchener's historic Huether Hotel with 500 new rental units. Developer reveals transformation plans for the landmark property and surrounding businesses.
Kilworth United Church marks 175 years in London
Kilworth United Church, London's second-oldest church, celebrates its 175th anniversary this weekend. Discover the history and community impact of this historic landmark.
Distillery Winter Village 2025 Opens With Iconic Tree Lighting
Toronto's Distillery Winter Village opens for 2025 season featuring Canada's most photographed Christmas tree with 80,000 lights. Event runs through January 4, 2026.
Alberta's Historic Stampede Ranch Faces Receivership
An Ontario lender seeks receivership for the historic Stampede Ranch, once owned by Calgary Stampede founder Guy Weadick, over $4.4 million in unpaid loans. Court hearing set for December.
Hydro-Québec restores power after snowstorm
Hydro-Québec has successfully restored electricity to most customers affected by this week's snowstorm. Crews worked around the clock to repair damage across Quebec.
Trump's White Paint Plan for Historic Building Debate
President Trump proposes painting Eisenhower Executive Office Building white, facing skepticism from Fox News' Laura Ingraham. Read about the controversial renovation idea.
Orillia arson convict charged with bank disturbance
Brandon Costa, previously convicted for burning down a historic Orillia building, now faces new charges following a bank disturbance incident in January 2025.
Historic Hudson's Bay Art Collection Auction in Toronto
Public previews underway for 27 artworks from the historic Hudson's Bay Company collection before they go to auction next week. A rare chance to see Canadian heritage.
$22,520 car sunroof repair shocks Ontario man
A Newmarket man and his wife faced a staggering $22,520 bill for car sunroof repairs, highlighting unexpected auto repair costs that can shock Canadian consumers.
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