Chamber Urges Shift from Tariffs to Competitiveness
Canadian Chamber of Commerce tells Carney government to cut red tape, taxes, and interprovincial barriers to boost growth, moving past Trump trade threats.
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Canadian Business Hall of Fame 2026: Honouring Visionary Leaders
The 47th annual Canadian Business Hall of Fame inducts seven leaders who exemplify passion, community, legacy, and innovation, inspiring future entrepreneurs through Junior Achievement Canada.
Inside Oakridge Park: Vancouver's New Mega Mall
Photos capture the sprawling Oakridge Park shopping centre in Vancouver ahead of its grand opening, featuring retail, dining, and residential spaces.
First look at Oakridge Park opening May 28
A sneak peek inside Oakridge Park, Metro Vancouver's newest shopping centre, opening May 28 with 500,000 sq ft of retail and a Time Out Market.
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Canadian Mining Expo Grows: 50 More Tents in Timmins
The Canadian Mining Expo celebrates 34 years in Timmins with 100 outdoor tents and global delegates from Tanzania, showcasing growing international interest.
Skills Canada Competition 2026 Launches in Toronto
The Skills Canada National Competition 2026 officially launched in Toronto, featuring over 500 competitors in more than 40 skilled trades and technology areas, with interactive activities for visitors.
Burnaby Bans E-Scooters on Major Roads
Burnaby has banned e-scooters on major roads to enhance safety. The new regulation affects key thoroughfares, aiming to reduce accidents and conflicts with other vehicles.
Motorcyclist Charged After Fleeing Traffic Stop in B.C.
A Vancouver Island motorcyclist faces charges after fleeing a traffic stop, with police saying the driving endangered road users, pedestrians, and the passenger.
Homeless Seniors on the Rise in Richmond, Warn Outreach Workers
Outreach workers report a troubling increase in homeless seniors in Richmond, B.C., citing systemic failures. Tom Tang, a senior, has lived on the streets for years after losing his home.
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Neighbourhood Pushback Threatens London Development
For the second time this month, London's Planning Committee is siding with neighbours against a high-rise project, potentially blocking another high-density development amid community opposition.
Ol' Beautiful Pub Site to Be Redeveloped After Fire
The owners of Calgary's beloved Ol' Beautiful brew pub have filed plans to redevelop the site after it burned down, sparking hope among fans for its revival.
Funeral Pros in Saskatoon Talk Industry Shifts
Funeral professionals from across Canada meet in Saskatoon to explore evolving industry trends, including green burials, technology, and changing consumer preferences.
Edmonton Roadwork Info Portal Launched Amid Traffic Woes
Edmonton launches a new roadwork information portal to help drivers navigate traffic disruptions from construction projects, especially in the southwest.
Toronto carjacker gets house arrest for $1M Ferrari theft
Beaudon Petrohelos, 27, sentenced to two years less a day of house arrest for his role in a knife-point carjacking of a Ferrari worth over $1 million in Toronto.
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Lethbridge Public Consultations on Budget Reductions
The City of Lethbridge will hold public consultations on proposed budget reductions. Residents are encouraged to participate in shaping the city's financial future.
Rogers Stadium noise complaints persist among residents
Toronto residents report ongoing noise issues from Rogers Stadium, with concerts like Bruno Mars causing vibrations in nearby homes. The city aims to balance entertainment and community comfort.
BC Ferries Names New Summit Class Vessels
BC Ferries announces names for new Summit Class vessels, designed to carry up to 360 vehicles and 2,100 passengers, significantly increasing capacity on major routes.
Barrie Housing Developers Praise City as New Homes Break Ground
Barrie housing developers commend the city as new home construction accelerates, with multiple projects breaking ground to meet growing demand.
BC-Germany LNG Deal: Impact on Canada's East Coast
British Columbia's LNG deal with Germany sparks questions about similar opportunities for Canada's East Coast, including potential economic and environmental impacts.
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Quebec Minister Seeks Fewer Forgivable Loans
Quebec Economy Minister Bernard Drainville aims to reduce the number of forgivable loans, not eliminate them, despite criticism. The program's future remains under review.
CUPE Ontario Convention Criticized Over Global Activism
Rank-and-file CUPE Ontario members express outrage over union resources spent on geopolitical resolutions, neglecting local bargaining and worker rights concerns.
Chilliwack RCMP: 15 Break-Ins in 14 Days, Urge Caution
Chilliwack RCMP report 15 break-ins in 14 days, urging residents to secure homes and report suspicious activity. Tips include locking doors and using alarms.
Home Sales Drop Sharply in Sudbury and Sault Ste. Marie
Home sales in northeastern Ontario cities like Sudbury and Sault Ste. Marie plunged in April, according to the Canadian Real Estate Association, reflecting a broader market slowdown.
Saskatoon council delays taxi bylaw changes over safety
Saskatoon city council has paused proposed taxi bylaw changes after drivers raised safety concerns. The decision comes amid calls for better security measures.
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Grads Give Away 120 Pairs of Running Shoes to Students
Braden Radford and Owen Taylor of All-Access Athletics donated 120 pairs of running shoes to students at St. Anne's Catholic Secondary School in Clinton, Ontario, on May 25, 2026.
Tentative Deal to Annex Brantford Airport into City
A tentative agreement has been reached to bring Brantford Municipal Airport into city boundaries, officials announced May 27, 2026.
Transit Workers Vote 99% for Strike Mandate
Metro Vancouver transit workers have voted 99% in favor of a strike mandate amid ongoing contract disputes, raising concerns about potential service disruptions.
Full LRT Capacity on Line 1 to Resume June 8
OC Transpo GM announces full capacity on Line 1 will resume June 8 after spalling issues reduced service. Double-car trains and 5-minute peak service return.
Stalled Baseline Road Apartment Project Angers Ottawa Residents
A stalled residential high-rise on Baseline Road in Ottawa has become an eyesore, drawing ire from local residents who demand action from developers and city officials.
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Multiple e-bikes in west-end shed fire, Toronto fire says
Toronto Fire Services report a shed fire involving multiple e-bikes in the west end. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.
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