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Virginia elects first Muslim woman to state office
In a groundbreaking political victory, Ghazala Hashmi becomes the first Muslim woman elected to Virginia's state legislature, marking a historic moment for representation in American politics.
Regina Seeks Developers for Historic GM Plant Makeover
The City of Regina is inviting developers to transform the iconic former General Motors plant into a vibrant new community space, marking a pivotal moment for heritage preservation and urban renewal.
Historic Moncton Building Back on Market
Moncton's historic T. McAvity & Sons building, a downtown architectural treasure, is back on the market with renewed preservation hopes and commercial potential.
Bank loses mortgage claim after internal error
A major Canadian bank's technical glitch proves costly as BC court rules internal error prevents mortgage payout recovery in precedent-setting case.
Justin Baldoni's $400M Lawsuit Against Blake Lively Tossed
A California judge has thrown out Justin Baldoni's massive $400 million lawsuit against Blake Lively and Warner Bros., dealing a major blow to the actor's legal battle over film rights and partnership disputes.
Calgary's Bridgette Bar damaged in early morning fire
A devastating fire has severely damaged Calgary's beloved Bridgette Bar in the Beltline district, with firefighters battling intense flames in a dramatic overnight response.
Quebec's Bill 2: Healthcare Trust in Crisis
Quebec's proposed health system reforms threaten the foundation of patient trust and medical professional autonomy. Learn why Bill 2 could destabilize healthcare.
Chinatown Fights to Save Last Post Office
Community members and business owners rally against Canada Post's plan to close the only post office in Vancouver's historic Chinatown, citing cultural significance and accessibility concerns.
Rome Rescue Tragedy: Man Dies After Tower Collapse
A 43-year-old Italian construction worker has died shortly after being rescued from the ruins of a partially collapsed 13th-century tower in Rome, dashing hopes for a miracle recovery.
Buckingham Palace hosting largest Queen Elizabeth II fashion display
Buckingham Palace announces historic fashion exhibition featuring Queen Elizabeth II's most iconic outfits, spanning seven decades of royal style and diplomacy.
Catholic institution returns tribal land in historic first
In an unprecedented move, a Catholic organization returns sacred tribal lands to Wisconsin's Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa, setting a new precedent for reconciliation.
Delta Armouries Hotel: 120 Years of London History
Discover how London's Delta Armouries Hotel transformed from a military training ground to a luxury downtown landmark, preserving 120 years of Canadian history while offering modern elegance.
Medieval Tower Collapses Near Rome's Vatican
A 12th-century medieval tower adjacent to Rome's Aurelian Walls partially collapsed, raising alarm about the preservation of Italy's historical infrastructure.
Winnipeg's Portage Place Clock Tower Future Uncertain
The fate of Portage Place's beloved clock tower hangs in the balance as Winnipeg debates preserving this iconic piece of downtown history while planning massive redevelopment.
Nova Scotia Nature Trust Fights to Save Rare Ecosystem
The Nova Scotia Nature Trust launches an urgent $750,000 fundraising campaign to protect the critically endangered coastal limestone barren ecosystem, home to rare species found nowhere else in Canada.
Vancouver's House Moving Race Against Demolition
Discover how house movers are battling time and bureaucracy to save perfectly good homes from landfill destruction across Metro Vancouver's development zones.
Medieval Rome Tower Collapses During Renovations
A 13th-century tower in central Rome partially collapsed during restoration work, injuring a construction worker and raising concerns about preserving ancient structures.
Financial Literacy: Building Family Legacies That Last
Discover why financial education is becoming the cornerstone of preserving family wealth and values across multiple generations in Canada.
Nordik Spa Faces Class Action Over Price-Fixing Claims
A proposed class action lawsuit accuses Nordik Spa-Nature and competitors of conspiring to fix prices, potentially affecting thousands of Canadian customers seeking relaxation and wellness services.
Blue Jays' 2024 Season: Historic Canadian Campaign
From record-breaking performances to unforgettable moments, the Toronto Blue Jays' 2024 campaign stands as one of the most memorable in franchise history, regardless of World Series outcome.
Trump Returns to 60 Minutes After Lawsuit Settlement
Donald Trump makes his controversial return to CBS's 60 Minutes after settling his high-profile lawsuit against the news program. Get the inside story on the reconciliation and what was discussed.
Amazon's Review Problem: Why 5-Star Ratings Mislead
New investigation reveals how Amazon's product review system may be tricking Canadian shoppers with artificially inflated ratings and questionable five-star reviews.
Alberta Privacy Watchdog Demands Survey Data Preservation
The Office of the Information and Privacy Commissioner demands Alberta's government safeguard controversial survey results as legal deadline looms.
Vancouver Lapu-Lapu Day stabbing victims file class action
Multiple victims of the brutal Stanley Park stabbing attack file proposed class action against alleged perpetrator and event organizers, seeking justice and compensation.
Montreal Doctor's Estate Sued Over Sex Abuse Allegations
Two women file groundbreaking lawsuit against deceased Montreal physician's estate and former girlfriend, alleging systematic sexual abuse and manipulation spanning years.
Trump White House Ballroom Renos Violated Federal Rules
Former President Trump faces scrutiny over unauthorized White House ballroom renovations that violated federal preservation guidelines, according to official documents.
Keurig pays $185M over false recycling claims
Keurig Canada faces massive $185 million settlement for misleading consumers about recyclability of K-Cup pods in groundbreaking environmental case.
First Nation files historic Aboriginal title lawsuit in Quebec
A First Nation in Quebec is taking the federal and provincial governments to court in a landmark case that could redefine Indigenous land rights across Canada.
Young Quebecers Pulling Away From French: OQLF Study
New OQLF study investigates alarming trend of youth disengaging from French in Quebec. Discover the factors behind this linguistic shift and what it means for the province's future.
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