Half in Sask., Man. would skip weddings to buy homes: survey
A new survey reveals nearly half of respondents in Saskatchewan and Manitoba would skip or scale back wedding plans to afford a first home, highlighting housing affordability challenges.
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Semple Family Honored for Entrepreneurial Excellence
The Fraser Institute awards the Semple family its highest honor, the Founders' Award, recognizing their entrepreneurial success and community contributions in Saskatchewan.
Windsor Approves $500K for Summer Event Series
Windsor City Council has approved $500,000 to support the Experience Windsor summer event series, aiming to boost tourism and local economy.
San Francisco Rent Spikes Lead U.S. on AI Boom
San Francisco's AI-driven real estate boom sees record rents and home prices, with renters paying cash upfront and bidding wars becoming common.
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Fire at Kosher Kingdom in Golders Green Not Suspicious
A fire at Kosher Kingdom in London's Golders Green was not deemed suspicious, likely caused by an electrical fault. No injuries were reported.
AP and Equilar Method for CEO Pay Explained
The Associated Press and Equilar detail their methodology for calculating U.S. CEO compensation, based on SEC filings and total direct pay.
G2 Driver Charged After Three-Vehicle Crash in Erin
A G2 driver faces charges following a three-vehicle collision at Sideroad 5 and Trafalgar Road in Erin, Ontario. The crash occurred on May 16, 2026.
30 Genius Spring and Summer Essentials for Outdoor Comfort
From mosquito repellents to sunscreens and cooling gear, discover 30 must-have products for enjoying the outdoors this spring and summer without discomfort.
US CEO Pay Rose Nearly 6% in 2025, Some Staggering
Median pay for U.S. CEOs increased by nearly 6% in 2025, with some compensation packages reaching staggering levels, according to a new report.
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Six-Storey Building Proposed Near Rideau Canal in Ottawa
A six-storey, 52-unit residential building is proposed on Echo Drive near the Rideau Canal in Old Ottawa East, with an application submitted to the city.
One Arrested for Contraband Tobacco in Caledonia
Police in Caledonia arrested one individual for possession of contraband tobacco. The seizure highlights ongoing enforcement against illegal tobacco trade in Ontario.
Vancouver's Rising Costs Erode Love for the City
Osama Elemary reflects on how Vancouver's affordability crisis is eroding community bonds, as rising rents and longer commutes leave residents too exhausted to cherish their city.
Job Seekers Know Dealbreakers but Not What Helps Hiring
New survey reveals job seekers are more certain about what hurts their chances than what helps, with tardiness as top dealbreaker and references as key advantage.
Esri Canada Named Municipal Changemaker for GIS Innovation
Esri Canada has been recognized as a Municipal Changemaker by Municipal World for helping Canadian municipalities use GIS and location intelligence to improve decision-making on housing, infrastructure, and climate resilience.
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Stallion Uranium Expands Coyote Drilling to 5,500 Meters
Stallion Uranium Corp. expands its drilling program at the Coyote Target in Saskatchewan to 5,500 meters, citing promising early results including hydrothermal alteration and elevated radioactivity.
Italy's Top Court: Hotels Can Refuse Tap Water
Italy's highest court ruled that hotels are not obliged to serve tap water to guests, sparking debate over consumer rights and environmental impact.
Condo Smarts: Bylaws Do Not Override Strata Property Act
Tony Gioventu explains that strata bylaws cannot override the Strata Property Act, which provides exemptions for caregivers and spouses under age restrictions.
Crumbl Cookies Franchise Expanding to Barrie, Ontario
Crumbl Cookies, the popular U.S. dessert chain, announces its expansion into Barrie, Ontario, bringing gourmet cookies to Canadian fans.
London Road Reopens After Mobility Scooter Crash
A road near Clinton, Ontario has reopened following a crash involving a mobility scooter. No serious injuries were reported.
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Lululemon deal with founder to appoint board nominees
Lululemon Athletica has reached an agreement with founder Chip Wilson to appoint some of his recommended nominees to the board of directors, ending a proxy dispute.
BP Fires Chair Albert Manifold After Bullying Claims
BP removes chair Albert Manifold after allegations of bullying and governance issues, causing shares to drop 4%.
Harrow Raids: Police Seize Firearms, $145K in Suspected Drugs
Ontario Provincial Police executed search warrants in Harrow, seizing firearms, suspected drugs valued at $145,000, and cash during a two-day operation.
WindsorTecumseh Council Approves $2.2M Fleet Plan
WindsorTecumseh council has approved a $2.2 million fleet replacement plan for 2026, covering new vehicles and equipment to upgrade municipal services.
Why File Transfer Is Now a Client Touchpoint for Businesses
Learn why businesses treat file transfer as a client touchpoint. Get lifetime access to Transfr Pro for large file sharing with analytics and security.
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Canada 'stands out' on economic surprise index — not in a good way
Canada's economic data disappoints on the global surprise index, with a negative score of -88.2, contrasting with positive readings in the US, highlighting underperformance.
Tod Fox Urges Road Safety on Wife's Death Anniversary
Three years after his wife Natasha was killed while cycling, Tod Fox calls for continued road safety improvements in Saskatoon, noting cultural shifts but insisting more must be done.
St. Albert to Fine Builders for Improper Garbage Storage
St. Albert is introducing stricter fines for builders who fail to store garbage properly, with penalties reaching thousands of dollars. The new regulations aim to improve waste management on construction sites.
Canada's Chicken Prices Set to Soar This Summer
Canada faces record chicken prices and surging imports, with supply management failing to ensure stable domestic supply. Experts warn of further increases.
Mapleview Drive Shutdown and Bus Detour in Barrie
Barrie's Mapleview Drive will be partially closed for construction, affecting traffic and bus routes. Detours are in place.
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BMO Reports $2.63B Q2 Profit, Raises Dividend
Bank of Montreal announced a Q2 profit of $2.63 billion, up from $1.96 billion last year, and raised its dividend. The bank's performance highlights strong financial results amid economic shifts.
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