Metro Vancouver May Expand Camping Opportunities
Metro Vancouver is exploring significant expansion of regional camping opportunities to meet growing public demand for outdoor recreation access across the region's park system.
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St. Albert Sports Discovery: Try New Activities
St. Albert invites residents to explore diverse sports and activities at a unique community event designed to get people moving and trying new recreational pursuits.
Leafs: Laughton Returns, Nylander Still Out
The Toronto Maple Leafs see Scott Laughton return to practice while William Nylander remains sidelined, creating roster uncertainty ahead of crucial matchups.
Ravens fined $100K over Lamar Jackson injury report
The NFL has levied a substantial $100,000 fine against the Baltimore Ravens for providing inaccurate injury reports about star quarterback Lamar Jackson, raising questions about transparency in professional football.
Wildfire Smoke Kills 1400 Canadians Yearly: Report
A groundbreaking climate and health report exposes the deadly toll of wildfire smoke across Canada, with particulate matter contributing to thousands of premature deaths each year.
Edmonton's New Council Faces Infill Development Showdown
Edmonton's freshly elected city council confronts the contentious infill development debate that promises to reshape neighborhoods and define their political legacy.
Manitoba Receives Economic Innovation Report for Growth
Manitoba embarks on an economic transformation journey as the provincial government receives a comprehensive report packed with recommendations to boost innovation and drive sustainable growth across key sectors.
Nvidia Outshines Magnificent Seven with Record Earnings
Nvidia's staggering Q1 earnings reveal unprecedented growth, positioning the chipmaker as the standout performer among elite tech stocks. Discover how AI demand is fueling this remarkable surge.
Farkas's Council Return: Calgary's Political Shift
Former councillor Jeromy Farkas's potential return to Calgary city hall signals a dramatic shift in municipal politics. Discover why his comeback could reshape city governance and what it means for Calgary's future.
Calgary Rezoning Battle: Farkas Takes Stand Against Tax Hikes
Former Calgary mayor candidate Jeromy Farkas sounds the alarm on city hall's blanket rezoning proposal and its potential impact on property taxes and community voices.
Lundin Gold Q3 2025: Record Output & Dividend Surge
Lundin Gold's Q3 2025 report reveals stellar results from the Fruta del Norte mine, including record gold production, robust financials, and a 50% dividend increase, marking a period of exceptional growth and shareholder returns.
Surrey renames Senator Reid Park to North Ridge Park
Surrey city council unanimously approves renaming Senator Reid Park to North Ridge Park, reflecting the area's geographical identity and responding to community preferences.
IperionX Q1 2025: Strong Titanium Production Growth
IperionX reports robust quarterly results with significant progress in titanium production and strategic expansion in the United States, positioning for sustainable growth.
Tim Hortons sales surge beyond expectations
Restaurant Brands International reports stronger-than-expected sales growth at Tim Hortons, driven by resilient Canadian demand and successful menu innovations.
Ottawa's Lansdowne 2.0 Faces Marathon Council Debate
Ottawa city councillors engage in lengthy debate over the massive Lansdowne 2.0 redevelopment project, with discussions stretching late into the night and scheduled to resume Thursday. Key concerns include financial risks and community impact.
Immigration Cuts Ease Canada's Housing Pressure: TD Report
New TD Economics analysis shows Ottawa's immigration reductions are cooling housing demand and labour market strain, offering temporary relief for Canada's affordability crisis.
Edmonton's New Diverse Council Sworn In
Edmonton welcomes its most diverse city council in history with a mix of experienced veterans and groundbreaking new faces ready to tackle urban challenges.
Indigenous youth 83% of Manitoba child advocacy cases
A new report reveals disturbing overrepresentation of Indigenous youth in Manitoba's child welfare system, with advocates calling for urgent systemic reforms.
Edmonton's Diverse New Council Sworn In
Edmonton welcomes its most diverse city council in history as Mayor Amarjeet Sohi and new council members are sworn in during a vibrant multicultural ceremony at City Hall.
Microsoft's $14B Data Center Push Amid AI Expansion
Microsoft's massive $14 billion data center investment signals aggressive AI push, but investors show caution as shares slip despite beating earnings expectations.
Chatham's Navistar Plant Becomes Massive Sports Complex
A massive industrial transformation is underway in Chatham as the abandoned Navistar property becomes a state-of-the-art indoor sports facility, promising economic revival and athletic excellence for Southwestern Ontario.
Waterloo Region Closes Gap on G2G Trail Connection
Waterloo Region achieves critical milestone in connecting the Guelph to Goderich Trail, bringing communities closer through enhanced outdoor infrastructure and recreational opportunities.
Calgary Council's First 90 Days: Rezoning & Budget
Explore how Calgary's new city council tackled controversial blanket rezoning repeal and navigated tough budget decisions in their transformative first three months.
Majority of Albertans feel province heading wrong way
New Alberta government report card shows overwhelming public dissatisfaction with provincial direction, with key concerns about healthcare, economy and affordability shaping voter sentiment.
Meta Stock Plunge: Expenses Soar, Massive Tax Charge Hits
Meta Platforms faces investor backlash as Q4 results reveal soaring expenses, reality labs losses, and a significant tax charge, despite revenue growth. Discover what's next for the tech giant.
Calgary won't force city employees back to office
Discover why Calgary is bucking the back-to-office trend as city administration confirms no mandate requiring employees to return to in-person work, prioritizing flexibility and hybrid arrangements.
Capital Power Eyes Michigan Data Centre Amid Earnings Dip
Edmonton-based Capital Power reports Q2 earnings decline while exploring massive data centre opportunity in Michigan that could reshape its energy strategy.
WHO: 460+ Killed in Sudan Hospital Attacks
The World Health Organization reveals shocking evidence of systematic attacks on Sudanese hospitals, with hundreds killed and healthcare infrastructure decimated amid ongoing conflict.
Louvre Security Gaps Exposed in Police Report
A confidential police report reveals shocking security vulnerabilities at the Louvre Museum, including inadequate surveillance and emergency response failures that could endanger priceless artworks.
Arts Sector Outpaces Canada's Overall Economy
New data reveals Canada's arts and culture sector is growing at nearly double the rate of the national economy, contributing $57 billion annually and supporting 750,000 jobs across the country.
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