Glace Bay Legion Fined $250 Over Chase the Ace Rule Breaches
A Nova Scotia legion has been fined $250 for violating regulations during a Chase the Ace fundraiser, highlighting strict oversight of gambling events.
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Former Toronto deputy chief to lead Sarnia police amid suspension
Mike Federico, former deputy chief of Toronto police, has been appointed to lead the Sarnia Police Service following the suspension of Chief Davis. The appointment aims to restore public trust.
Iran War Wiped Out 1.5 Billion Barrels of Oil
Rory Johnston discusses the Iran war's impact on oil markets, with 1.5 billion barrels lost and a slow recovery ahead for the energy sector.
Blue Jays' Springer sells Toronto mansion for $6M
George Springer reportedly sold his Lawrence Park home for $6 million amid a tough 2026 season. The four-time All-Star is in the final year of his contract.
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Calgary to Plant 180,000 New Trees in 2026
Calgary plans to plant 180,000 trees in 2026, primarily in north-central and far northeast wards, to improve its lagging urban canopy after a $61M federal grant.
Weekly Economic Calendar: Key Reports and Earnings Ahead
A preview of major economic reports and corporate earnings for the week, including PMIs, employment data, and notable company results.
Costco to Return Tariff Refunds to Members
Costco Wholesale Corp. says it will return tariff refunds to members if paid by the U.S. government, amid a lawsuit and class-action case.
U.S. University Opens First Canadian Campus in Markham
Westcliff University opens its first Canadian campus in Markham to address the tech talent shortage, partnering with ventureLAB to offer specialized IT programs.
Barrie Restaurant Owner Wins Lottery for Third Time
Filippos Triantafillou wins big in the lottery for the third time, marking a remarkable streak of luck for the Barrie restaurant owner.
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Rate Hike Still Expected Despite Weak GDP
Canada's GDP report was skewed by metals market quirks, but April growth looks stronger. Markets still price in a Bank of Canada rate hike by year-end.
How Workplace Investigations Reshaped Corporate Power
External investigators and HR executives now wield more influence than CEOs during internal crises, shifting corporate power dynamics in Canada.
Border Tips for FIFA 2026: Canada Prepares for World Cup
Canada Border Services Agency offers advice for travelers to FIFA World Cup 2026. Tips include preparing documents, declaring goods, and avoiding delays.
Tecumseh Intersection Reopens After Six Weeks of Work
Lesperance Road at County Road 42 in Tecumseh has reopened following six weeks of construction, restoring full traffic flow to the busy intersection.
Georgia Viaduct Closed Saturday for Crane Removal
The Georgia Viaduct in Vancouver will close Saturday, May 30, for crane removal. Drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists are affected. Dunsmuir Viaduct remains open.
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Canada Post logs $205M pre-tax loss in Q1
Canada Post reported a $205 million pre-tax loss in the first quarter, citing declining mail volumes and rising operational costs.
Ottawa Police Stop Truck With Trailer Missing 10 Wheels
Ottawa police stopped a truck driver hauling a trailer missing 10 wheels. The incident occurred on May 28, 2026, and was shared by the Ottawa Police Service on social media.
Richmond Hill Man Wanted for Vehicle Sale Scams
York police are searching for Duglas Rodriguez, 49, accused of defrauding newcomers in vehicle sale scams. He is wanted on multiple charges.
Driver Flees Sask. RCMP at 200 km/h, Arrested
A driver clocked at 200 km/h was arrested after fleeing Saskatchewan RCMP. The incident highlights high-speed pursuits and public safety concerns.
Two dead in Fredericton crash involving transport truck
Fredericton police report that two people died in a collision with a transport truck. The incident is under investigation, with no further details released.
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RestCloud Neck Stretcher: $17 Relief for Chronic Pain
Discover how a $17 RestCloud neck stretcher provides life-changing relief from chronic neck pain, tension, and even sinus congestion, according to thousands of reviewers.
Calgary's Eight Named Second Best in North America
Calgary's exclusive Eight restaurant ranks No. 2 on North America's 50 Best Restaurants list, offering an intimate chef's table experience with renowned chef Darren MacLean.
Windsor Office Vacancy Rate Soars Past National Average
Windsor's downtown office vacancy rate stands at 40.6%, more than double the national average of 18.2%, according to CBRE data.
Butter Cowboy Statue Displayed in Calgary
A giant cowboy statue made entirely of butter will be unveiled in Calgary, celebrating Western heritage and dairy farming. The sculpture weighs over 1,000 pounds.
Remote Work May Be Hurting Junior Hiring, Study Says
New research suggests that the rise of remote work, not AI, is behind weak junior hiring. Entry-level workers require supervision that remote work complicates.
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Man, 23, dies in wrong-way crash on N.B. highway
A 23-year-old man died after driving the wrong way on a New Brunswick highway and colliding with another vehicle. RCMP are investigating.
Gas prices drop on Middle East optimism, relief uncertain
Gas prices in Canada fell on optimism over Middle East tensions easing, but experts warn the relief may not last long. Drivers see lower costs at pumps.
Canadian Banks Resilient Amid Sluggish Consumer Environment
Ernest Wong of Baskin Wealth Management discusses how Canadian banks maintain resilience despite rising valuations and a sluggish consumer environment.
Landslide Closes Highway 1 in B.C. Interior
A landslide has shut down Highway 1 between Revelstoke and Golden in British Columbia's Interior. The closure affects travel and may cause significant delays.
Young Canadians Face Tough Summer Job Market Amid Recession
Canada's technical recession and stalled economy create one of the toughest summer job markets for young Canadians. Experts weigh in on challenges and opportunities.
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Large cargo to move through Saint John's Lower West Side
Oversized loads will be transported through Saint John's Lower West Side in June, with route maps published by the city.
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