Operation Red Nose Winnipeg Needs NYE Volunteers Urgently
Operation Red Nose Winnipeg is at 'urgent need levels' for New Year's Eve volunteers. The safe ride service is scrambling to ensure it can operate on one of its busiest nights.
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Missing Kamloops woman found safe by RCMP
A woman reported missing in Kamloops, B.C., has been located safe and sound, according to the local RCMP detachment. The positive outcome was confirmed on December 26, 2025.
Calgary's Safe Consumption Site Closure: What's at Stake?
The provincial decision to close Calgary's sole supervised consumption site at Sheldon Chumir Health Centre raises alarms. Without alternatives, vulnerable neighbours face increased risks. Read the full analysis.
Ontario's Most Dangerous Winter Road Isn't the 401
A new report identifies Erieau Road in Chatham-Kent as Ontario's riskiest winter drive, surpassing Highway 401. Discover the top 10 hazardous routes across Canada.
Chernobyl's fragile shield raises nuclear disaster fears
A Russian drone strike damaged Chernobyl's protective shell, reviving fears of a nuclear catastrophe. Plant director warns a collapse is possible. Read the latest.
Mother's plea for safe holiday driving after daughter's death
Karen Reimer urges Canadians to drive sober this holiday season, sharing her grief after her 24-year-old daughter was killed by an impaired driver on May 1, 2022. Her story is a powerful reminder of the consequences.
Mother's plea for safe rides after daughter killed by impaired driver
Karen Reimer, whose daughter was killed by an impaired driver in 2022, urges Canadians to plan a safe ride home this holiday season. Her story is a tragic reminder of the consequences of driving under the influence.
MADD Reminds Drivers to Plan Ahead for Holiday Safety
Mothers Against Drunk Driving urges Canadians to plan for sober rides this holiday season. Learn about the risks and how to ensure a safe journey home.
Missing Winnipeg Teen Found Safe by RCMP
A teenage boy reported missing in Winnipeg has been located safe and sound by the RCMP. Get the full details on the successful search and recovery operation.
Abandoned Newborn Discovered at Toronto Church
Parishioners at St. Monica's Catholic Church in Toronto discovered an abandoned newborn in a shoebox. The mother has been located, and both are receiving care. Learn about safe surrender laws in Canada.
Dairy Supply Management Hurts Canada's Trade Future
A small group of wealthy dairy farmers wields disproportionate power, sabotaging Canada's trade negotiations and economic potential, according to a recent analysis. Discover the impact on consumers and businesses.
Copper Hits Record High Above US$12,000 a Ton
Copper prices smash records, topping US$12,000 a ton. Driven by Trump's tariffs, severe mine outages, and a looming historic deficit, the rally defies a slowing Chinese economy. Discover the forces reshaping this critical metal's market.
Copper Prices Surge Toward $12,000 a Ton
Copper prices are approaching a historic $12,000 per ton, driven by tight supply and AI demand. Major banks predict further gains for 2026. Read the full analysis.
Sharp Decline in Asylum Seekers at Quebec-U.S. Border
The number of migrants seeking asylum at a key Quebec border crossing has fallen sharply, with more being sent back to the U.S. under stricter enforcement. Explore the data and the policy debate.
Missing 86-year-old Ottawa man found safe
An 86-year-old man reported missing in Ottawa on Sunday morning has been located safe and sound, according to police. Read the latest update on the successful search.
Expert Reveals Holiday Decorations That Can Harm Your Home
A professional contractor warns Canadians about common holiday decorating mistakes that risk fire, water damage, and structural harm. Learn how to celebrate safely.
Drug dealer guilty of murder in Leslieville bystander shooting
Damian Hudson found guilty of second-degree murder for the 2023 fatal shooting of Karolina Huebner-Makurat, a mother of two, near a safe consumption site. The jury rejected his self-defence claim.
Man guilty of murder in Leslieville site shooting
A Toronto man has been found guilty of murder for a 2025 shooting outside a Leslieville consumption site that killed a bystander, Karolina Huebner-Makurat. The verdict brings closure to a tragic case of community violence.
Calgary Development Fees Jump 536%, Adding to Housing Costs
A new report reveals government fees on new Calgary developments have soared to $9,306 per unit, a 536% increase since 2010, adding pressure to housing supply and affordability.
Chronic pain patients face medication shortages in Canada
Canadians with chronic pain describe the daily struggle of navigating nationwide shortages of essential pain control medications. Learn about the personal impact and ongoing supply issues.
Wheatley water treatment plant back online after fire
The refurbished Wheatley water treatment plant is now fully operational, supplying 8,500 customers in Wheatley and Tilbury after a 2023 fire. Read about the upgrades and testing process.
Oilsands Producers Plan Growth Despite Crude Price Decline
Canada's major oilsands companies, led by Cenovus, forecast higher 2026 output despite a looming global supply glut. Discover how pipeline capacity is driving this counter-cyclical strategy.
Community groups raise concerns over Waterloo water capacity
Local community groups in Waterloo Region are voicing significant concerns about the area's water supply capacity, highlighting potential risks for future growth and sustainability. Learn more about the ongoing debate.
Calgary Supervised Consumption Site to Close in 2026
The Alberta government has pledged to shut down the supervised consumption site at Calgary's Sheldon M. Chumir Health Centre next year. Learn more about the decision and its implications.
Water supply incident investigated near Outlook, Sask.
RCMP are investigating a water supply incident in the Outlook, Saskatchewan area. The town and RM have issued a water advisory. Get the latest details and safety information here.
B.C.'s First Addictions Minister Criticizes Merger, Shares Story
Judy Darcy, B.C.'s inaugural Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, argues the ministry's recent merger back into Health is an error. In a new memoir, she reveals how her mother's struggle shaped her work.
Key Facts About Canada's Grocery Code of Conduct
A new grocery code of conduct aims to bring fairness to Canada's food supply chain. Learn what it means for suppliers, retailers, and your wallet. Stay informed on this critical business shift.
Pembroke water service restored after main break
Water service has been fully restored in Pembroke, Ontario, following a water main break. Officials confirm the repair is complete and the system is stable.
Chernobyl shield compromised after drone strike: UN watchdog
The UN nuclear watchdog reports a drone strike has damaged the Chernobyl containment structure, raising radiation risks. Read the latest on this critical environmental threat.
IKEA to Increase U.S. Production as Tariffs Bite
Facing new tariffs, IKEA announces plans to significantly boost its manufacturing operations within the United States. Learn how this strategic shift impacts the retail giant's North American supply chain.
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