World No Tobacco Day: Store Owner on Nicotine Rules
A Toronto convenience store owner argues for legal nicotine alternatives, warning that bans drive consumers to the black market and hurt small businesses.
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Midwestern Ontario Labour Crisis: 1,500+ Jobs Unfilled
Over 1,500 jobs in midwestern Ontario remain vacant as workers exit the workforce faster than replacements can be found, highlighting a critical labour shortage.
Toronto Downtown Hit by Major Power Outage
A widespread power outage has plunged Toronto's downtown core into darkness, affecting businesses and transit. Authorities are investigating the cause.
Warner Bros. Boosts Loan Sale to $13.75B, Repays Bridge
Warner Bros. Discovery increases loan sale to $13.75 billion, aiming to fully replace $15 billion in bridge financing ahead of its $110 billion merger with Paramount Skydance.
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FINRA Expands Ohanae Securities to Crypto Custody
FINRA authorizes Ohanae Securities to custody, clear, and settle crypto asset securities, paving the way for a new tokenized securities market infrastructure.
Parking Limited at The Forks This Summer
Construction of a new development at The Forks will reduce parking availability this summer, affecting visitors to the popular Winnipeg destination.
Montreal Population Decline: Key Reasons Explained
Montreal's population is declining due to economic factors, housing costs, and interprovincial migration. Experts analyze the causes and implications for the city's future.
Calgary Man Files Appeal in B.C. Resort Scam Case
Craig McMorran, convicted with Gus Kalabalikis for defrauding 85 investors of $2 million in a failed Lake Koocanusa resort, has filed an appeal.
S&P/TSX down 200+ points; U.S. markets mixed (26.05.2026)
Canada's main stock index fell more than 200 points on Wednesday, dragged by energy and mining stocks, while U.S. markets showed mixed results.
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Driver Charged with Dangerous Driving After Atikokan Crash
A 21-year-old man free on release conditions faces charges after a single-vehicle crash on Highway 11 east of Atikokan on May 22, injuring a passenger.
LRT Train and Truck Collide in Downtown Kitchener
An ION train and pickup truck collided on King Street West in Kitchener on May 26, 2026. No injuries reported; investigation ongoing.
Growing Food at Home Amid Rising Grocery Costs in Ontario
Rising grocery costs drive Canadians to home gardening; a northern Ontario retailer sees a surge in demand for Canadian vegetable seeds.
Bond Market Bets on 2026 Rate Hike as Warsh Era Begins
Traders price in Fed rate hike by December as Iran war fuels inflation, reversing earlier cut expectations. Two-year yields hit 4.14%.
Bell Canada Launches Home Internet Backup Service
Bell Canada introduces a new home internet backup service to keep customers connected during outages, using LTE or 5G networks.
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Best Portable Air Conditioners in Canada 2026: Top Picks
Discover the best portable air conditioners in Canada for 2026. Our guide covers top models, features, and where to buy them to beat the heat.
Wall Street Rises Toward Records as U.S. Stocks Catch Up
U.S. stocks surged toward record highs, catching up to global gains. The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all rose, driven by tech and consumer sectors.
Masked Suspects Sought in Essex Business Break-In
Essex County OPP are investigating a break-in at a business in Essex, Ontario, where masked thieves stole property. Police are seeking public help to identify the suspects.
Bowler's Surprise Move Could Save Kitchener Bowling Alley
A surprise move by a bowler may keep Kitchener's AMF Frederick Lanes from closing. CTV's Spencer Turcotte reports on the community's efforts to save the beloved alley.
B.C. Economy Panel: Experts Debate Growth Strategies
Join us at 5 p.m. for a live debate on boosting B.C.'s economy with six experts. Submit your questions and watch the discussion.
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Cyclist Hospitalized in Crash South of Collingwood
A cyclist was hospitalized following a crash south of Collingwood, leading to a road closure. Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the incident.
Wall Street Catches Up to Global Market Gains
Wall Street rallied to catch up with global market gains. Other news: Guilbeault may quit caucus, B.C. submarine investment, and heatwave records in Europe.
OPP Charge Man with Impaired Driving After Lakeshore Crash
Ontario Provincial Police have charged a 41-year-old Woodslee man with impaired driving following a single-vehicle collision in Lakeshore on May 24, 2026.
Windsor Urges Micromobility Bylaw Overhaul for Bridge Access
Windsor is pushing for urgent changes to micromobility bylaws as the Gordie Howe International Bridge nears completion, aiming to regulate e-scooters and bikes for safe cross-border access.
Fredericton's 'Spider-Man' Spreads Joy by Cleaning Streets
A Fredericton man dons a Spider-Man costume to pick up garbage, aiming to uplift spirits and inspire kindness in his community.
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Stolen Instruments Found in Brampton
Musical instruments stolen from a storage unit in Erin, Ont. in September 2024 have been recovered in Brampton. Police continue investigation.
BC Farmers' Markets: Global Flavours, Local Ingredients
Discover global cuisines at over 145 BC Farmers' Markets this summer, supporting local economies and celebrating cultural diversity with 100% local farm products.
BoC rate path clouded by changing job market dynamics
Bank of Canada deputy governor warns aging population and 'low-hire, low-fire' environment are making the labour market less dynamic, complicating interest rate decisions.
Atlantic Canadians Plan to Spend Less This Summer
A new survey reveals Atlantic Canadians are tightening their budgets this summer, with many planning to reduce spending on travel and leisure activities.
Detroit Grand Prix Causes Heavy Traffic at Tunnel
Drivers returning from Detroit can expect up to 20-minute delays at the Detroit-Windsor Tunnel during the Grand Prix weekend. Plan ahead.
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U.S. stocks rise, catching up with global market gains
U.S. stocks advanced on Wednesday, closing the gap with overseas markets as investor sentiment improved. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq both posted gains.
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