Man arrested after theft of 40 vases from Hamilton cemetery
Police arrested a Toronto man after approximately 40 vases were stolen from multiple grave sites at a Hamilton cemetery. The investigation is ongoing.
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Windsor Driver Charged with Impaired Driving
A Windsor driver is facing impaired driving charges after an incident. The news comes amid various reports from across Canada, including a professor rejecting exam results over AI cheating.
Victoria Councillor Proposes Spray Paint Sales Restrictions
A Victoria councillor suggests limiting spray paint sales to minors and requiring secure storage to reduce graffiti cleanup costs, sparking debate on effectiveness and civil liberties.
Summer Job Listings Stabilize, Market Still Soft
Summer job postings in Canada are stabilizing after a three-year decline, but the youth labor market remains soft, with a 37% drop from 2022 peak.
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Abandoned Puppies Recovering in Ottawa
Two five-month-old puppies found abandoned in a Manotick parking lot are now safe with the Ottawa Humane Society, which reports they are doing well after their ordeal.
Toronto island airport expansion to cost up to $5 billion
The Toronto Port Authority says expanding Billy Bishop Airport will cost up to $5 billion, sparking debate over environmental impact and city growth.
Canada Tops Global Infrastructure Investment Poll
Canada has been ranked the world's most attractive market for infrastructure investment, surpassing Germany and the US, according to a survey by the Global Infrastructure Investor Association.
Fed Minutes Show More Policymakers Ready for Rate Hike
Federal Reserve minutes reveal growing support for laying groundwork for interest rate hikes, signaling potential policy shift amid inflation concerns.
Canadian dollar steadies near five-week low as oil falls
The Canadian dollar stabilized near a five-week low on Wednesday as oil prices declined, while investors awaited domestic inflation data for further clues on the Bank of Canada's policy path.
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OpenAI Plans Confidential IPO Filing in Coming Weeks
OpenAI is preparing to confidentially file for a U.S. IPO in the coming weeks, aiming to go public as early as September, sources say.
Memorial Day Deals: Award-Winning Products on Sale
Discover 9 HuffPost Shopping Award winners on sale for Memorial Day, including boots, vacuums, fans, and more. Limited-time discounts up to 55% off.
Gas Station Worker Injured in Theft Attempt
A gas station worker in Toronto was seriously injured after being struck by a driver attempting to flee without paying for fuel. Police are investigating.
Beat the Heat: 20 Memorial Day Deals You Need Now
Discover 20 essential Memorial Day deals to stay cool and comfortable this summer, from cooling fans and ice makers to breezy shorts and percale sheets.
SaskPower Plans Major Wood Pole Inspection for 2026
SaskPower will inspect more than 100,000 wood power poles in 2026 as part of its infrastructure maintenance program. The utility manages over 1.2 million poles across Saskatchewan.
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Kansas Wheat Farmers Struggle with Drought and Costs
Record drought and rising costs hit Kansas wheat farmers hard, with production down 21% from 2025, leading to smallest crop since 1972.
Ditch Your Air Fryer: This $20 Tray Turns Your Oven into a Crispy Machine
Forget bulky air fryers. This two-piece copper crisper tray delivers crispy, oil-free food using your regular oven. Easy to clean and saves counter space.
Young Driver Caught Double Speed Limit on Barrie Residential Road
A young driver in Barrie was caught driving more than double the speed limit on a residential road, leading to charges including stunt driving.
Quebec Village at Centre of Nation-Building Project
A Quebec village is central to a major nation-building project. Political analyst Sharan Kaur discusses the significance and budget prospects.
B.C. Couple Wins $500K in Lotto Max, Thought It Was a Joke
A British Columbia couple won $500,000 in a Lotto Max draw. They initially thought it was a joke. The winning ticket was purchased in Vancouver.
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Tankers Exit Strait of Hormuz with 6 Million Barrels
Tankers carrying 6 million barrels of crude oil have exited the Strait of Hormuz amid heightened tensions, according to shipping data and Iranian media reports.
Ujiri Says He Decided to Fire Mavericks Coach Kidd
Dallas Mavericks president Masai Ujiri confirmed he made the call to remove Jason Kidd as head coach, citing the need for a new direction for the team.
Hasbro Keeps Annual Forecasts Intact Despite Quarterly Beat
Toy maker Hasbro reports quarterly results that beat expectations but maintains its annual forecasts, expecting about $50 million in tariff refunds.
Seven charged after Halton police recover stolen e-bikes
Halton Regional Police charged seven people and seized stolen e-bikes, generators, drugs, and more after a theft investigation in Oakville.
Counterfeit $20 Bills in Barrie: Police Warning
South Simcoe Police warn of counterfeit $20 bills in Barrie. Residents and businesses urged to check currency carefully and report suspicious notes.
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ByWard Market Incubator Supports Immigrant Entrepreneurs
Ottawa's ByWard Market launches Immigrant Canada Retail Incubator Program, helping newcomer entrepreneurs launch businesses with vendor village support.
North Bay Sports Complex on Time and Budget for August Opening
The $63M Steve Omischl Sports Complex in North Bay remains on schedule and within budget, with no cost overruns from US tariffs. Opening set for August 2026.
Metro Vancouver transit workers vote to authorize strike
The union representing Metro Vancouver transit workers is preparing for a strike vote after contract talks with their employer broke down, potentially disrupting bus and SeaBus services.
Canada to Spend $1B on 13 World Cup Games
Canada will spend $1.066 billion to host 13 FIFA World Cup games in Toronto and Vancouver, according to a PBO report. Toronto allocates $380 million for six games.
Samsung Reaches Last-Minute Deal with Union to Avert Strike
Samsung Electronics and its union have reached a tentative agreement, averting a strike at the world's largest memory chipmaker that could have disrupted global tech supply chains.
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Wave of Rail Mergers 'Inevitable' if CPKC Takeover Approved
CPKC CEO warns that approval of its takeover bid could trigger a wave of rail mergers across North America, reshaping the industry.
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