Sudbury Animal Shelter May Move to Minnow Lake for $3M
Greater Sudbury is considering relocating its animal shelter to Minnow Lake, with a proposed $3 million facility after taking over animal control services over a decade ago.
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Manitoba Has Lowest Unemployment in Canada: Report
A new report reveals Manitoba has the lowest unemployment rate in Canada, highlighting the province's strong labor market and economic resilience.
Stuff-a-Bus Campaign in Windsor Collects Donations
Zehrs and Transit Windsor team up for the Stuff-a-Bus campaign on May 24, 2025, at the Tecumseh Zehrs location, collecting food, clothing, and cash donations for local charities.
Winnipeg Group Offers Free Graduation Attire to Students
A Winnipeg organization provides free formal wear to Grade 12 students, ensuring everyone can attend graduation with confidence and dignity.
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Downtown Night Market in St. Albert to Support Local Biz
A new downtown night market in St. Albert aims to revitalize local businesses by attracting visitors with food, entertainment, and shopping opportunities every Friday evening.
McHappy Day Strong Support in Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent
McHappy Day in Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent saw strong community support, raising funds for local children's charities. The annual event brought together volunteers and businesses.
Bottlescrew Bill's Food Truck After Kitchen Fire
Bottlescrew Bill's pub in Calgary brings in a food truck to continue full menu service after a kitchen fire caused extensive damage. No injuries were reported.
First Nations Gas Stations: Cheaper Fuel or Myth?
Explore whether First Nations-owned gas stations offer cheaper fuel. Analysis of pricing, taxes, and consumer savings across Canada.
Spirit Airlines Loss Devastates Black Creatives
A Black millennial reflects on how Spirit Airlines enabled career opportunities, from Super Bowl volunteering to BET Awards, and worries about the future for Black creatives without budget travel.
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Calgary Youth Employment Summit Helps Newcomers Find Jobs
A Calgary youth employment summit on May 5, 2026, provided newcomers with job opportunities and integration resources, connecting them with local employers.
Essex Fun Fest Drops Mandatory Admission Fee
Essex Fun Fest announces free admission for all attendees, removing the mandatory entry fee to make the event more accessible to the community.
Windsor-Essex Manufacturers: Tariff Relief Loans Insufficient
Windsor-Essex manufacturers criticize federal tariff relief loans as inadequate, citing high costs and complex requirements that fail to address the real challenges posed by U.S. tariffs.
L.A. Franks Robbed of Over 25 Ice Cream Tubs
L.A. Franks in Cambridge, Ont. was robbed of 25-30 ice cream tubs, pop, water, oil, and equipment. Police investigate the theft.
Montreal Transit Fares Rise: New Rates for Commuters
Montreal-area transit fares are increasing, affecting bus and metro users. Find out the new prices and how they compare to current rates.
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Premier Criticizes NS Power Rate Hike, Seeks Competition
Nova Scotia Premier Tim House criticizes NS Power's rate hike, stating the province needs real competition to lower costs for residents and businesses.
Clock Runs Out on Quebec Energy Deal, N.L. Premier Keen to Negotiate
Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Tony Wakeham expresses eagerness to continue talks after the deadline for a Quebec energy deal expires, signaling ongoing negotiations.
3 Arrested, $70K in Offroad Vehicles and Forgery Gear Seized
Calgary police arrested three people and seized $70,000 in offroad vehicles, cash, and forgery equipment. The investigation is ongoing.
Asian stocks rise, oil climbs on UAE OPEC exit
Asian stocks mostly gained and oil prices rose after the UAE announced it would leave OPEC. Markets also reacted to trade tensions and economic data.
Man Charged After Kelowna Business Break-Ins
A man faces charges following a series of break-ins at businesses in Kelowna, B.C. Police arrested the suspect after an investigation into multiple incidents.
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TRQSS Inc. Workers Vote for Strike Authorization
Unionized workers at TRQSS Inc. have voted in favor of strike action. The authorization meeting took place at the Ciociaro Club in Windsor. Unifor Local 444 represents the workers.
Tecumseh Man Charged with Trespassing and Theft
A Tecumseh man faces charges of trespassing and theft after an incident in Windsor. Police arrested the suspect following a report of suspicious activity.
How Alberta's Daylight Saving End Could Impact Small Biz
Alberta's proposal to end daylight saving time could reshape small business operations, affecting revenue and daily routines. The debate continues.
Volunteer Canada New Strategy to Boost Volunteer Rates
Volunteer Canada launches a new strategy to reverse declining volunteer rates, aiming to rebuild community engagement and support nonprofits nationwide.
Kelowna Couple's Food Trailer Stolen Before Launch
A custom-built food trailer was stolen in Kelowna on April 12, 2025, devastating a couple whose business was set to launch in weeks. RCMP seek public help.
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High School Job Seekers Weigh Heavily on Unemployment Rate
A new CIBC report reveals that high school students seeking summer jobs are significantly impacting Canada's unemployment rate, adding pressure to the labor market.
Spruce Grove Deli Gives Away Competitor's Gift Cards in Thanks
In a surprising act of community spirit, a Spruce Grove deli has been distributing gift cards from a competing business to express gratitude to its loyal customers, sparking local admiration and discussions on small-town camaraderie.
Hormuz Strait Shipping Largely Halted Amid Conflict
Maritime traffic through the critical Strait of Hormuz continues to face major disruptions as geopolitical instability in the Middle East persists, impacting global energy and trade routes.
Senator Urges Local Businesses to Pursue Federal Contracts
Senator Sandra Pupatello encourages Windsor-Essex small businesses to register on the Canada Buys portal to access federal procurement opportunities under the new Buy Canadian policy.
Mundare Sausage Shop Offers 'Meaty' Reward After Break-In
A beloved Alberta sausage store in Mundare offers 100 sausage rings as reward after first break-in in nearly 70 years of operation. RCMP investigate two suspects who caused $4,000 damage for minimal theft.
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Mont-Royal Hardware Store Closes After 109 Years
Jean-Hebert Hardware in Montreal is shutting down after over a century in business, with owner Geraldo Marasco blaming insurmountable staffing challenges for the closure.
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