Calgary firms regain confidence after tough 2025 tariff challenges
Calgary companies are seeing renewed confidence after a challenging 2025 marked by tariff uncertainty, with firms like Casa Bonita Foods finding new opportunities amid adversity.
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Ottawa, DND tackle Carling Campus parking crisis
The City of Ottawa and DND are investigating ways to address parking issues at the Carling Campus, as reported by CTV News.
Edmonton Cafe Owner Seeks Cannabis Sales Law Change
The owner of New Amsterdam Cafe on Whyte Avenue hopes Edmonton updates its laws to allow on-site cannabis sales, envisioning a full-service cannabis-friendly cafe.
23 Drivers Charged in OPP Distracted Driving Blitz
Ontario Provincial Police charged 23 drivers with 56 offences during a distracted driving crackdown in the Ottawa region on May 20, including cellphone use and a laptop while driving.
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NYC Woman's Manhole Fall Death Cause Revealed
Donike Gocaj, 56, died from scald burns, thermal injury, and blunt force trauma after falling into an open manhole in NYC. Con Edison says a truck dislodged the cover.
Motorcyclist Seriously Injured in Markham Collision
A motorcyclist sustained serious injuries in a collision in Markham. York Regional Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on May 20.
Daycare Funding Changes Threaten Part-Time Care in Saskatoon
A Saskatoon daycare warns that proposed funding changes could reduce part-time care options, impacting families who rely on flexible schedules.
Saskatchewan Gardeners Struggle with Late Spring
Saskatchewan gardeners are facing a late spring, putting them two weeks behind schedule. The cold weather has delayed planting and growth, causing frustration among growers.
Windsor Man Arrested for Stunt Driving on Highway 3
A 26-year-old Windsor man faces stunt driving charges after being clocked at high speed on Highway 3. Police emphasize road safety.
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NJ man finds $5.9M lotto ticket in pants pocket days before expiry
A New Jersey man discovered a $5.9 million winning lottery ticket in a pants pocket just eight days before it expired, after searching his home thoroughly.
Whitecaps owe fans loyalty over cross-border dollars
A passionate fan argues the Whitecaps must prioritize local roots over relocation to Las Vegas, urging ownership to work with the province on a new stadium deal.
Kingsville Public Meeting on ADU Rules and Regulations
Kingsville will hold a public information session on additional dwelling units to clarify local rules and regulations for residents.
Windsor Parking Videos: Wheel Boots on Private Property?
An investigation into viral parking videos in Windsor raises legal questions about the use of wheel boots on private property, sparking debate over enforcement and property rights.
Brampton Trucker Charged After Power Lines Downed
A 22-year-old Brampton truck driver faces multiple charges after pulling down power lines and a hydro pole in Caledon, then attempting to flee.
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Edmonton Vendors Say Beer Festival Owes Them from 2025
Edmonton news vendors report that the Edmonton International Beer Festival has not paid them for services rendered during last year's event, raising concerns about financial accountability.
Bird Advocates Concerned Over Window Collisions in Kitchener
Bird Friendly Kitchener patrols find numerous dead birds from window collisions, sparking calls for bird-safe building designs.
Montreal Melon Grows Again at Hippodrome Site
For the third year, Blue Bonnets Micro-Farm cultivates Montreal melon seedlings on the Hippodrome site, preserving heritage while city plans development.
Two New Traffic Lights on Warman Road in Saskatoon
Saskatoon drivers should prepare for two new traffic signals on Warman Road, aimed at improving safety and traffic flow. The lights are part of ongoing infrastructure upgrades.
Fredericton Arts Centre 44% Complete
Construction of the new Fredericton Performing Arts Centre is 44% complete, marking a significant milestone for the project.
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Rise in 'Maple Washing' Complaints in Canada
As Canadians buy local amid tariff threats, a new problem emerges: 'maple washing,' where businesses misrepresent products as Canadian. Consumer advocates raise concerns.
Joey Chestnut Gets Probation for Bar Slap, Can Compete
Competitive eater Joey Chestnut received 180 days probation for a misdemeanor battery charge after slapping a man at an Indiana bar. He is permitted to travel to compete in the Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest.
Privatizing Canadian Airports Could Lower Fares
The Carney government's proposal to privatize airports aims to improve service, reduce costs, and increase competition in Canadian air travel.
75-Year-Old Dies After Tim Hortons Order Brawl
Anita Grayson, 75, died after a rage-fueled fight with a Tim Hortons manager in Fort Wayne, Indiana, over an incorrect order. The incident highlights the dangers of extreme customer anger.
Nepean 'bike guy' fixes up used bicycles and gives them away
Grant Gilliland, known as Nepean's 'bike guy,' refurbishes donated bicycles and distributes them to newcomers from 33 countries, fostering community connection.
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SaskPower to Inspect Wood Power Poles by 2026
SaskPower plans to inspect over 1.2 million wood power poles across Saskatchewan starting in 2026 to ensure safety and reliability of the power grid.
Bezos Backs NYC Luxury Home Tax, Criticizes Targeting
Jeff Bezos agrees with NYC Mayor Mamdani's pied-à-terre tax on luxury second homes, but criticizes singling out Ken Griffin in a promotional video.
Truro Police Seek Man in Rental Scam
Truro police have issued a warrant for Ronald Kaziuk in connection with an apartment rental scam. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
Senior Housing Planned for Historic Brandon Building
A Manitoba developer has purchased the historic McKenzie Seeds building in Brandon, planning to convert it into part of a senior housing complex, revitalizing a long-vacant landmark.
E-Scooter Rules in Windsor: What You Need to Know
Windsor Mayor Dilkens defends city funding amid shelter's plea. Learn the rules of using an e-scooter in Windsor and stay safe on the roads.
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Ford Praises Flags Unlimited's 60-Year Legacy in Barrie
Ontario Premier Doug Ford toured Flags Unlimited in Barrie, Ont., praising the manufacturer's 60-year history and contributions to the local economy.
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