New Water Tower Operational in Growing Aylmer, Ontario
Aylmer commissions new water infrastructure as economic and residential expansion demands reliable water supply. Critical investment supports community development.
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Boil Water Advisory Issued in Huron County
Huron County residents under boil water advisory. Learn safety measures, affected areas, and precautionary steps to ensure water safety during this period.
University of Regina Tests Pond Water for Safety
University of Regina researchers are testing salinity levels in campus ponds to ensure environmental safety. Learn about this important water quality initiative.
Europe approves record €28 billion space budget
European nations commit €28 billion to space programs, a historic investment to ensure technological independence and compete globally. Discover the ambitious plans.
Blue Jays Sign Dylan Cease to 7-Year Contract
Toronto Blue Jays secure ace pitcher Dylan Cease with seven-year contract. Analysis of how this transforms their 2026 starting rotation and what moves come next for GM Ross Atkins.
Sesame Product Recall in Canada Over Contamination
Health Canada issues a food recall warning for tahini products in Ontario and Quebec due to potential contamination. Check your pantry now for safety.
National Guard Shooting Suspect Details Revealed
Breaking details emerge about the National Guard shooting suspect in Washington. Stay informed with the latest developments and security implications.
Blue Jays sign ace Dylan Cease to 7-year, $270M deal
The Toronto Blue Jays make a massive free agency splash, signing strikeout ace Dylan Cease to a seven-year, $270 million contract to boost their World Series-contending rotation.
Toronto Blue Jays sign pitcher Dylan Cease to 7-year deal
The Toronto Blue Jays have secured right-handed pitcher Dylan Cease on a seven-year contract, a major move to strengthen their starting rotation for the upcoming seasons.
Cyber Criminals Targeting Canadian Water Systems
Canada's cyber defence agency warns hackers are increasingly targeting water infrastructure. State-backed actors have likely already breached systems and are hiding in networks.
Beekeepers seek ban on foreign bee imports
Canadian beekeepers are asking the government to ban all foreign bee imports to protect local hives from the devastating tropilaelaps mite. Learn why this urgent measure is needed.
Manitoba puts millions toward rural water upgrades
Manitoba announces significant funding for rural water and wastewater system improvements across the province. Learn how this investment will impact communities.
Canadian consumer debt reaches $2.6 trillion on mortgages
Canadian consumer debt surged to $2.6 trillion primarily due to increased mortgage borrowing. Learn how this impacts household finances and the broader economy.
Blue Jays eye Japanese pitcher Tatsuya Imai
Japanese free agent pitcher Tatsuya Imai declares he'd rather beat the Dodgers than join them. Could the Toronto Blue Jays be the team to help him do it?
Deadly deer disease may have spread in B.C.'s Okanagan
B.C. confirms six chronic wasting disease cases in Kootenay region, with a potential new case near Enderby raising concerns about spread to the Okanagan. Learn about the risks and provincial response.
CRA tip line recovers $490M in unpaid taxes since 2018
The CRA's confidential tip line has identified nearly $490 million in unpaid federal taxes since 2018, targeting international tax evasion. Discover how the program works.
Auditor to probe Saskatchewan wildfire agency preparedness
Saskatchewan's auditor will investigate the Public Safety Agency's wildfire preparedness after Denare Beach residents accused it of being ill-prepared during summer wildfires that destroyed half their community.
Calgary launches water conservation survey
Calgary residents are invited to share their water usage habits and conservation ideas in a new city survey. Help shape Calgary's water future today.
Groups urge withdrawal of Canada border security bill
Canadian migrant rights organizations demand the government withdraw proposed border security legislation, citing significant rights concerns. Learn about the bill's implications.
Pembroke water main repair begins Wednesday
Emergency repair work on broken water main in Pembroke scheduled to start Wednesday. Residents advised to prepare for potential service disruptions.
Nunavik Inuit resilience in water crisis
Nunavik's Inuit communities demonstrate remarkable resilience facing ongoing water shortages. Learn how traditional knowledge helps combat Canada's northern water crisis.
Emergency water rescue underway at Lynn Canyon
Emergency crews are conducting a water rescue operation at Lynn Canyon Park in Vancouver. Stay updated on this developing situation and safety information.
Yoplait Recalls YOP Yogurts in Canada for Plastic
Yoplait recalls YOP drinkable yogurts across Canada due to potential plastic pieces. Check your products and learn what to do if you have a recalled item.
Yoplait YOP Yogurt Recalled Nationally for Plastic
Yoplait Canada has issued a national recall for 18 varieties of its YOP Drinkable Yogurt due to possible plastic pieces. Consumers are urged to discard or return affected products.
Auditor to Review Saskatchewan Wildfire Preparedness
Regina's auditor launches investigation into Saskatchewan Public Safety Agency's wildfire readiness following intense 2025 season. Critical review aims to enhance provincial safety measures.
Nunavik water shortages compromise healthcare delivery
Chronic water shortages in Quebec's Nunavik region are jeopardizing medical services and public health. Learn how this crisis affects remote communities and what solutions are needed.
Senators show interest in forward Alexandre Texier
The Ottawa Senators are among the NHL teams interested in signing forward Alexandre Texier after the St. Louis Blues placed him on waivers to terminate his contract.
Pembroke water restored but conservation still needed
Pembroke residents can resume normal water use after service restoration, but city officials continue urging conservation measures to maintain system stability.
Water crisis persists in Quebec's Nunavik region
Northern Quebec's Nunavik region faces an ongoing water emergency with slow government response. Discover the impact on Indigenous communities and the urgent need for solutions.
NS Power reverses collections decision after complaint
Nova Scotia Power reversed a customer's account being sent to collections after she spoke out. Learn how to protect yourself from utility disputes.
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