Vancouver mayor's pool promise questioned by group
A group expresses upset over Vancouver Mayor's plan after a pool promise related to the under-construction Marpole Community Centre, raising concerns about commitments.
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Body of Missing Tourist Found in Banff Creek
Parks Canada confirms the body of a missing tourist has been pulled from a creek in Banff National Park, with investigation ongoing.
Saint-Denis Street Loses Car-Free Status This Summer
For the first time in four years, Saint-Denis Street in Montreal's Quartier Latin will remain open to traffic this summer, sparking mixed reactions from residents and businesses.
Timmins Police Probe Two Crashes on Tuesday Evening
Timmins police are investigating two separate crashes on Tuesday evening, including a collision at Highway 655 and Algonquin Boulevard that closed the intersection.
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Police Seek Suspect in Retirement Community Break-Ins
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating three break-and-enters at retirement communities in Wilmot Township, Ontario, and have released images of a suspect.
Doug Ford howls like wolf to scare off coyotes near home
Ontario Premier Doug Ford shared a coyote encounter where he howled like a wolf to frighten animals near his home, amid recent attacks in the GTA.
Regina Pride Parade Tests New Route for Safety
Regina's Pride parade adopts a new route circling Wascana Park to improve public safety, replacing the downtown course. Police call it a trial run.
Two Crashes Close Intersections in Timmins
Two separate vehicle collisions in Timmins closed intersections as police investigate. No serious injuries reported, but drivers urged to avoid areas.
Ottawa Homeless Family in Forest; Mayor Sutcliffe Enters Race
A homeless Ottawa family finds secret refuge in the forest. Mayor Sutcliffe officially enters election race. Also: what happens to public servants after privatization.
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Stolen Vehicle Crashes into Hydro Pole in Guelph
A stolen vehicle crashed into a hydro pole in Guelph, causing power outages and road closures. Police are investigating the incident.
Edmonton Property Taxes: What You Need to Know
Edmonton homeowners face property tax changes. Learn about rates, deadlines, and how to appeal. Stay informed with our comprehensive guide.
Power Restored After Widespread Outage in Downtown Toronto
Power has been fully restored after a transformer fire caused a widespread blackout in downtown Toronto, affecting thousands of residents and businesses.
Orillia Asks Public to Name Snowplows
The City of Orillia is inviting residents to submit name suggestions for its snowplow fleet, aiming to boost community engagement and winter road safety awareness.
Winnipeg Mayor Addresses 7-Eleven Closures, New Stores Coming
Winnipeg's mayor responds to recent 7-Eleven closures, assuring residents that new stores are planned. The announcement aims to address community concerns about access.
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Barrie Extends Waterfront Permit Duration for Residents
Barrie announces longer validity for resident digital waterfront permits, allowing more flexible access to boat launches and parking lots like Tiffin Boat Launch.
Crews Rescue Service Dog from Burning Home in North Sydney
Firefighters in North Sydney, N.S., rescued a service dog from a home engulfed in flames. The dog was saved and is safe.
Regina Parades Get New Routes for Safety and Growth
Regina's parade routes are changing to enhance safety and accommodate growth. Organizers cite crowd management and logistical improvements as key reasons for the new paths.
Schneiders Billboard Unscathed by Storm in Kitchener
The iconic Schneiders billboard in Kitchener, known as 'the Wiener Beacon,' shows no signs of damage after recent storms, surprising locals and preserving a cherished landmark.
Regina Parades to Follow New Routes Starting This Year
Regina parades will adopt new routes moving forward, with changes aimed at improving safety and logistics for participants and spectators.
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Three Teens Arrested After Bear Spray Assault in Truro Park
Truro police arrested three teens following a bear spray assault at Victoria Park. Victims treated on scene; investigation ongoing.
Winnipeggers Rally for Safer Streets After Pedestrian Crash
Community members gathered at a Winnipeg intersection to demand enhanced traffic safety measures following a pedestrian crash. The rally highlights ongoing concerns about road safety in the city.
Aggressive Dogs Identified and Located in London
London police have identified and located aggressive dogs. No injuries reported. Investigation ongoing.
Montreal Hit-and-Run: Police Search for Driver
Montreal police are searching for a driver after a hit-and-run incident that resulted in property damage. No injuries were reported.
Amherstburg Diageo Settlement Projects Await Province Approval
Amherstburg council has chosen projects for Diageo settlement funds, but the Ontario government retains final authority over the allocation.
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Massive Mississauga Fire Sends One to Hospital
A massive fire severely damaged a home on Pringle Place near Escada Drive in Mississauga on May 25, sending one person to the hospital.
Permanent Vancouver Sign Not Ready for FIFA World Cup
The iconic 'Vancouver' sign, a popular photo spot, will remain temporary during the 2026 FIFA World Cup due to delays in permanent installation plans.
Amherstburg Waterfront Festival Plaza Grand Opening Set
Amherstburg council considers a grand opening for the new Waterfront Festival Plaza as construction nears completion, aiming to boost community engagement.
Conestoga College Admin Shakeup Leaves Unions Uncertain
Local unions face an uncertain future as a new administrator settles in at Conestoga College, putting many plans and negotiations on hold.
Windsor Mayor Backs Letter as Shelter Reacts
Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens stands by his letter regarding the Welcome Centre, as shelter officials call the comments 'unsettling' and raise concerns.
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Sault Fire Damages Home and Garage
A fire in Sault Ste. Marie caused extensive damage to a home and garage. Firefighters responded quickly, but the structure suffered significant losses. No injuries reported.
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