Toronto man charged with 91 offenses for theft of $18,000
Toronto police have charged Joanny Portillo Martinez, 44, with 91 offenses including assault and theft, after he allegedly stole nearly $18,000 in goods from multiple stores.
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Peel Police Zero Tolerance on Illegal Fireworks
Peel police announce increased enforcement at events after reports of people shooting fireworks at each other over the long weekend, citing safety concerns.
Great Glebe Garage Sale Marks 40 Years in Ottawa
Ottawa's biggest sidewalk sale, the Great Glebe Garage Sale, celebrated its 40th anniversary with thousands of bargain hunters flocking to the neighborhood for deals.
Ottawa Race Weekend Boosts Local Economy
Ottawa Race Weekend generates significant economic impact, with local businesses seeing increased revenue from runners and spectators. The event highlights the city's tourism appeal.
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Victoria Transit Talks Impasse, Union Prepares for Strike Vote
Negotiations between BC Transit and the union representing Victoria bus drivers have broken down, leading to a potential strike vote that could disrupt public transportation.
GO Trains Cancelled on Barrie Line for Bruno Mars, Jays Games
Ongoing track maintenance forces GO train cancellations along the Barrie line, affecting travellers during major events like Bruno Mars concerts and Blue Jays games.
Stal̕əw̓asəm Bridge Closures This Weekend and Next
The stal̕əw̓asəm (Riverview) Bridge in Vancouver will close this weekend and next for construction, affecting traffic. Plan alternate routes.
Calgary Councillors Skeptical Free Fare Zone Will Be Axed
Calgary councillors doubt the downtown free fare zone will be eliminated, citing public opposition and safety concerns ahead of a crucial vote.
Delayed Bonuses Can Lead to Major Employer Liability
An Ontario court awarded nearly $700,000 to an employee after repeated bonus delays constituted constructive dismissal, warning employers to honor contractual bonus terms.
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Winnipeg Police Return to City Buses for Safety
Winnipeg police officers are returning to city buses to address violent and disruptive behavior, aiming to enhance public safety on transit.
Highway 417 Lane Closures Frustrate Ottawa Commuters
Ottawa commuters express frustration over Highway 417 lane closures near Woodroffe Avenue, causing significant traffic delays and congestion.
Multi-Vehicle Crash Blocks Hwy. 400 in Toronto
A multi-vehicle collision on southbound Highway 400 at Sheppard Avenue West in North York has nearly completely blocked traffic on May 23.
Deadliest China Coal Mine Blast Since 2009 Kills 90
A gas explosion at a coal mine in Shanxi, China, has killed at least 90 people, the deadliest such incident since 2009. Causes are under investigation.
Cowbell Brewing Opens Grand Bend Vineyard This Summer
Cowbell Brewing Co. is expanding into winemaking with a new vineyard in Grand Bend, Ontario, set to open this summer, offering local wines and tourism.
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RCMP Probes Ambulance Crash in Saskatoon
RCMP in Saskatoon are investigating a collision involving an ambulance. The incident occurred on May 23, 2026, and authorities are seeking information from the public.
Cleanup After Fire Destroys RONA in Grand Bend
Crews are cleaning up after a massive fire ripped through a RONA store in Grand Bend, Ontario. The blaze caused extensive damage, leaving the community in shock.
Caspian Pays $28M Settlement to Winnipeg for Police HQ
Caspian Construction has paid a $28 million settlement to the City of Winnipeg over the controversial police headquarters project, ending a long-standing legal dispute.
Over $1M in Jewelry Stolen in Armed Robbery in Toronto
Toronto police seek public's help after masked suspects stole over $1 million in jewelry at gunpoint in a downtown robbery earlier this month.
Winnipeg Police Catch Alleged Hand-to-Hand Drug Deal
Winnipeg police observed a direct drug exchange between two individuals, leading to arrests and charges. The incident highlights ongoing efforts to combat street-level drug trafficking.
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Beef 'n Bird in Sudbury Up for Sale After 49 Years
The iconic Beef 'n Bird bar in Sudbury, known for its porketta bingo, has been put up for sale by the Toppazzini family after operating since 1977.
Tobermory's Only Gas Station Closed for Summer
Tobermory's sole gas station will close for the summer season, impacting local residents and tourists. The closure raises concerns about fuel access.
Edmonton Commute Times Quadruple Over Unannounced Construction
Residents in southwest Edmonton report their commute times have quadrupled due to an unexpected construction project, causing widespread frustration and delays.
Expert Home Security Hacks to Protect Your House
Building expert Ryan Thompson shares easy hacks to enhance home security. Learn simple tips to protect your home and family effectively.
Seized Firearms and Drugs Lead to Multiple Arrests
Waterloo Regional Police seized firearms and drugs in a coordinated operation, resulting in several arrests. The investigation is ongoing.
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One Charged After LRT Collision in Waterloo
A driver has been charged following a collision with an ION light rail train in Waterloo. No injuries were reported, and the incident is under investigation.
B.C. Hotels Blame Messaging for World Cup Vacancies
The B.C. Hotel Association criticizes poor messaging for low World Cup bookings, urging a strategic reset to attract visitors and fill rooms.
Wilmar mansion in Vancouver listed for $11 million
The historic Wilmar Estate in Southlands, Vancouver, is for sale at $10.998 million. Fully restored with modern interiors, this 11,000-sq-ft mansion blends 1925 charm with luxury.
Broadway Subway Closure: Six-Month Shutdown to Impact Traffic
Broadway between Cambie and Alberta will close for six months starting July for subway construction. Businesses fear sales drop and traffic chaos.
India Trade Minister to Visit Canada for Free Trade Talks
India's Piyush Goyal will visit Canada from May 25-27 for free trade agreement talks, meeting PM Mark Carney and officials, focusing on critical minerals and nuclear energy.
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Two Crashes Kill 14 Garment Workers in Cambodia
Two traffic accidents in Cambodia resulted in 14 garment factory worker deaths and 93 injuries, highlighting ongoing road safety issues.
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