Testing Underway on Broadway SkyTrain Extension in Vancouver
Test trains have begun running on Vancouver's Broadway SkyTrain extension, marking a major milestone for the subway project that will extend the line to Arbutus Street.
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Cyclist Hospitalized After Oakville Car Collision
A cyclist was taken to hospital after being struck by a car in Oakville on Friday. Police are investigating the collision.
Waterloo Company Creates Unique Rug for Governor General
A Waterloo company helped craft a unique wool rug for Canada's Governor General, unveiled at Rideau Hall. The rug showcases Canadian wool and craftsmanship.
Canada targets 50% export growth to China by 2030
Canada's Foreign Minister Anita Anand aims to increase exports to China by 50% by 2030, as Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi visits Ottawa for the first time in a decade.
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Chip Wilson Wins Bid to Lower $82M Property Assessment
B.C. billionaire Chip Wilson successfully reduced his $82 million property assessment, sparking debate on tax fairness and wealthy homeowners.
Crews Recover Worker After Washington Chemical Tank Collapse
Crews have recovered another worker following a chemical tank collapse at Nippon Dynawave Packaging Co. in Longview, Washington, as details about the victims emerge.
Brant County Sod Farm Gears Up for FIFA World Cup
Greenhorizon's specialty farm in Burford, Ont. supplies sod for World Cup matches in Toronto, highlighting local agricultural contribution to global event.
Social Media Helps Job Seeker After Hundreds of Applications
A Kitchener woman shares her struggle to break into the working world, using social media to stand out after submitting hundreds of job applications.
Sandy Hill Community Garden Closing Unexpectedly
The Strathcona Heights community garden in Sandy Hill will close temporarily on June 1, leaving residents upset and disappointed.
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Six-Storey Plan in Winnipeg Raises Neighbourhood Concerns
A proposed six-storey residential building at 470 Des Meurons Street in Winnipeg sparks debate among residents who say it doesn't fit the neighbourhood's character.
Sting: Toxic Masculinity Rise Linked to Manual Labor Decline
Sting suggests the rise of toxic masculinity may stem from the decline of manual labor, noting a loss of direction for male energy in modern society.
Nova Scotia Tightens Rules for Bouncers and Bar Security
Nova Scotia has implemented new, stricter regulations for bouncers and bar security personnel to enhance safety in licensed establishments across the province.
Chatham-Kent Councillors Want Do-Over on $160M Project
Chatham-Kent councillors are calling for a re-vote on a $160 million waste-to-energy project, citing concerns over costs and transparency.
Kraken Robotics TSX Stock May Surge on Defence Spending Plan
Analysts see Kraken Robotics as a top TSX pick amid Mark Carney's defence spending strategy, with orders surging and an unjustified discount to peers.
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Downtown Edmonton Grocer Closes After 30 Years Amid Troubles
A downtown Edmonton grocery store shuts down after 30 years, facing legal and financial challenges. The closure marks the end of an era for the community.
Calgary Stampede 4-H on Parade marks 50 years with record sheep show
The Calgary Stampede's 4-H on Parade marks its 50th anniversary with the largest sheep show ever, featuring over 300 lambs and 105 members from 30 clubs.
Boating Advisory for Calgary's Bow and Elbow Rivers
Calgary officials issue a boating advisory for the Bow and Elbow Rivers due to high water levels and strong currents, urging caution for recreational users.
Toronto Mansion Tied to Blue Jays' Springer Fetches $6M
A Toronto mansion reportedly owned by Blue Jays' George Springer sold for $6 million. Also: Claude Lemieux's children mourn, Canada enters recession.
Critical Minerals Take Center Stage at Sudbury BEV Conference
Leaders from mining, automotive, and energy sectors gathered in Sudbury for the annual BEV conference, shifting focus to critical minerals supply chain.
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Canada Post reports $205M quarterly loss
Canada Post reported a $205-million pre-tax loss in Q1 2026, a significant increase from $41 million a year earlier, as declining volumes and labour uncertainty continue to impact the crown corporation.
Tim Hortons Cookies Raise $60,300 for Adopt-A-School
Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign donates $60,300 to Vancouver Sun Children's Fund for Adopt-A-School, supporting impoverished students in Surrey and Maple Ridge.
Pakistan-China Relations Enter New Era of Tech and Strategy
Pakistan and China are moving beyond traditional economic cooperation to focus on technology, innovation, and strategic partnership, as highlighted during PM Shehbaz Sharif's recent visit to Beijing.
Tantramar Gas Plant Plan Still Divides N.B. Residents
A proposed natural gas power plant in Tantramar, N.B., continues to spark division among residents and local leaders, with environmental and economic arguments at the forefront.
Barrie GO Train Service Paused for Track Upgrades
Barrie GO train service is paused this weekend for track improvements. Commuters are advised to use GO bus service as alternative transportation during the closure.
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Toronto Pair Face Gun, Drug Charges; Man Sought in Auto Fraud
Two Toronto suspects face multiple gun and drug charges after a shooting investigation. A Richmond Hill man is wanted for an auto sales scheme targeting new Canadians.
BC Transit Workers Vote 97% for Strike Mandate
Transit workers in Vancouver and Victoria have voted 97% in favor of a strike mandate amid ongoing labour disputes, potentially disrupting services.
B.C. World Cup cost estimates soar over the years
Cost estimates for hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup in B.C. have skyrocketed, with new projections far exceeding initial budgets, raising concerns about financial management.
Vancouver World Cup Games Cost Up to $729 Million
British Columbia officials reveal the cost of hosting FIFA World Cup matches in Vancouver could reach $729 million, sparking debate over economic benefits.
N.S. food bank hit by repeated break-ins and thefts
The Berwick food bank in Nova Scotia is facing ongoing break-ins and thefts, straining resources and affecting the community it serves.
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Saskatchewan Premier Launches CUSMA Advisory Council
Premier Scott Moe establishes a new advisory council to guide Saskatchewan on CUSMA and U.S. tariff issues, with business leaders from key sectors.
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