Politics
One Arrested After Family Disturbance Triggering Surrey Road Closure Friday
Surrey Police Service arrested one person after a family disturbance Friday night that led to a road closure near 160 Street and 56 Avenue. No injuries reported.
Business
Don't Throw Your Phone Away: 3 Changes for a More Meaningful Life
Disconnecting from smartphones and social media can help you connect with what matters. Learn three simple changes to enrich your life without giving up your device.
Sports
Toronto Tempo Reach .500 with Dominant Win Over Seattle Storm
The Toronto Tempo improved to 5-4 with a 93-72 victory over the Seattle Storm, showcasing balanced scoring and perfect free-throw shooting.
Lifestyle
Ribfest and Chinatown Night Market Draw Crowds to Downtown Ottawa
Ribfest and Chinatown Night Market attracted thousands to downtown Ottawa this weekend, offering food, culture, and entertainment for all ages.
Health
Environment
Snider Park: New Green Space to Energize Centretown
Snider Park, a new urban green space in Centretown, opens June 13. Featuring a park café, free WiFi, and community events, it aims to revitalize the neighborhood.
High Level Bridge May Host High-Speed Rail to Calgary
Edmonton considers adding high-speed passenger rail to the High Level Bridge replacement, potentially connecting downtown to the airport, Red Deer, Calgary, and Banff.
FP Video: 1.5B Barrels of Oil Lost in Iran War
FP Video explores Agnico Eagle's Arctic gold mines, cottage market for first-time buyers, bank earnings, and the Iran war's impact on oil production.
B.C. climate news: AI data centres, heat dome
This week's climate news covers Vancouver's AI data centre sustainability, Alberta's oil pipeline plan, and a spring heat dome scorching parts of the UK and Europe.
Trudeau climate claims exposed by independent reports
Lorrie Goldstein debunks Trudeau-era climate claims, citing independent reports showing Canada was never on track to meet targets, despite former ministers' assertions.
