Politics
Quebec Premier Extends Olive Branch to Anglophone Community
Premier Christine Fréchette offers a 'different tone' with English-speaking Quebecers in a speech to the Montreal Chamber of Commerce, signaling a shift in relations.
Business
How Toronto Employers Handle Remote Work Requests During FIFA World Cup
Toronto employers are adjusting remote work policies as the FIFA World Cup approaches, balancing productivity with employee enthusiasm for the tournament.
Sports
Patrik Laine's IR Controversy: NHL Must Enforce Rules on Healthy Players
Patrik Laine admits he was healthy but remained on IR. The NHL faces credibility issues as rules are bent, raising concerns about player treatment and cap loopholes.
Lifestyle
Toronto Police Seize Record-Breaking Counterfeit Soccer Jerseys
Toronto police announce the largest seizure of counterfeit soccer jerseys in Canadian history, valued at millions, with suspects charged.
Health
Environment
Peruvian Shamans Blessing Ritual Before Runoff
Peruvian shamans conducted a traditional blessing ceremony on Herradura beach in Lima ahead of the presidential runoff election, seeking favorable outcomes.
Stage 3 Water Restrictions Start June 8: No Pools, No Lawn Watering
Metro Vancouver moves to Stage 3 water restrictions on June 8, banning lawn watering, pool filling, and car washing at home. Learn what's allowed.
Body Found in Fraser River After Man's Fall
A body has been discovered in the Fraser River weeks after a man was reported to have fallen in. The investigation is ongoing.
Metro Vancouver Tighter Water Restrictions Next Week
Metro Vancouver will implement stricter water restrictions starting next week due to drought conditions, affecting residential and commercial water use across the region.
Metro Vancouver Reviews Wastewater Plant Costs Hit $3.86B
Metro Vancouver announces a review of the North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant, whose costs have ballooned to $3.86 billion, raising concerns over budget and timeline.
