Winnipeg Café Vandalized with Hate Message
Habibiz Café in Winnipeg was targeted with a hateful message, occurring just two days after a local synagogue was vandalized. The community condemns the acts.
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Wanted man caught with drugs in downtown Sudbury
Sudbury police arrested a wanted man downtown, seizing crack cocaine, crystal meth, fentanyl, and magic mushrooms. Get the full details on the significant drug bust.
Sudbury Businesses Support Vandalized Bakery
Downtown Sudbury merchants unite to help a new bakery targeted by vandals. The owner expresses deep gratitude for the community's overwhelming solidarity.
Sudbury Businesses Support Vandalized Downtown Bakery
Downtown Sudbury merchants unite to help a new bakery recover from vandalism, showcasing strong community spirit. Read about the inspiring local response.
Sudbury murderer gets 15 years before parole eligibility
Kyle Smith, convicted of murdering Patrick McGregor at a Sudbury gas station, will be ineligible for parole for 15 years. Get the full details on the sentencing and the crime.
Greater Sudbury Police ID First-Degree Murder Suspect
Greater Sudbury police have released the name and photo of a suspect wanted for first-degree murder after a victim was stabbed and run over. Authorities are asking for the public's help.
Sudbury Murder Suspect Arrested Following Robbery
A man wanted for a Tuesday murder in Sudbury has been apprehended by police after a reported robbery at a local convenience store. Get the latest details.
Weapons Complaint in Capreol Prompts Sudbury Police Response
Greater Sudbury Police are on the scene of a weapons complaint on Dennie Street in Capreol. Authorities are investigating the Friday incident. Stay informed with the latest details.
Swiss Vienna Bakery in Pointe-Claire Closes After Decades
Harry Schick retires, closing the iconic Swiss Vienna bakery in Pointe-Claire. Patrons mourn the loss of pastries and Schick's defiance of Quebec sign laws. Read about the community's memories.
Sudbury Saves Syrian Refugee Bakery After Attacks
The Sudbury community has raised funds to support the Damascus Cafe and Bakery, a downtown business started by a Syrian refugee family, following repeated vandalism and thefts. Read about this inspiring story of local solidarity.
Caruso Club hosts Porchetta Bingo for New Year's Eve
Sudbury's Caruso Club swaps its traditional gala for a 'Porchetta Bingo' event this New Year's Eve, celebrating Italian heritage and aiming to attract a younger crowd. Discover the unique festivities.
Sudbury Five Open Season with Convincing Win Over Jackals
The Sudbury Five began their Basketball Super League title defense with a commanding victory, raising their 2025 championship banner in front of a home crowd. Get the full game details.
Beloved Vancouver Bakery Goldilocks Closing in 2026
Goldilocks Bake Shop will shutter its Mount Pleasant bakery in March 2026, marking another loss for Vancouver's struggling restaurant scene. Learn about its legacy and the challenges facing local eateries.
Sudbury RIDE checks lead to multiple impaired driving charges
Greater Sudbury Police stopped 466 vehicles in a two-day holiday RIDE initiative, leading to multiple charges for impaired driving and other offences. Read the details.
Cheskie Bakery moves in Mile End, keeps beloved babka
Montreal's beloved kosher bakery, Cheskie, has moved across the street in Mile End to a larger location. Discover how the family-run shop keeps its 'phenomenal' babka and community spirit alive.
Warrants issued for Sudbury man after alleged crime spree
Greater Sudbury Police have issued warrants for a local man connected to an alleged crime spree. Get the latest details on the ongoing investigation and public safety.
Life of Pie Closes After Nearly 18 Years in Ottawa
Life of Pie, a beloved Ottawa bakery, is closing its doors after nearly 18 years in Old Ottawa South. Owner Kerry Duffy reflects on the journey with her family.
St. Albert Rink Closed After Copper Wire Theft
The Kingswood Park skating rink in St. Albert is closed indefinitely after thieves stole critical copper wiring, causing extensive damage and a major community loss.
Woman wanted for vandalizing TTC with anti-Indian messaging
Toronto police are searching for a woman accused of vandalizing multiple TTC stations and subway cars over six months. Authorities urge the public to help identify the suspect.
Phallic graffiti targets dozens of Guelph garbage cans
Guelph Police are investigating after dozens of city garbage cans were vandalized with phallic graffiti. The incident was reported on September 10, 2025.
Edmonton bakery lowers prices as inflation levels out
Better Baker YEG in Edmonton is reducing prices on many items as inflation stabilizes, providing welcome relief for customers ahead of the holidays. Owner Vinny Rozhdestvensky shares his story.
$100K damage in St. Albert after copper wire theft
A pumphouse at a St. Albert recreation facility sustained significant damage from copper wire theft, with repairs estimated at $100,000. The incident highlights a persistent issue for municipalities.
RCMP investigates $800K cell tower vandalism near Edmonton
A Telus cellphone tower near Daysland was deliberately cut down, causing massive damage. RCMP is investigating if it was copper theft or mischief. Read the latest.
Murder charge laid after woman found dead in Sudbury home
Greater Sudbury Police have charged a suspect with murder following the discovery of a deceased woman in a local residence. Get the latest details on the investigation.
Sudbury Non-Profit Leaders in Years-Long Court Conflict
Legal documents reveal a behind-the-scenes legal war between leaders of two Greater Sudbury non-profits dedicated to helping the vulnerable. Get the full story on the internal conflict.
Man charged with murder in Sudbury woman's death
A man faces a murder charge after a 67-year-old woman was found deceased during a police welfare check in Walden, Greater Sudbury. The investigation is ongoing.
Telus cell tower southeast of Edmonton intentionally vandalized
RCMP investigate intentional vandalism of a Telus cell phone tower near Daysland, Alberta, on December 21, 2025. The incident caused significant damage to critical telecommunications infrastructure.
Hydro poles shot in Goulais River, $220K damage
Ontario Provincial Police seek tips after vandals repeatedly shot Hydro One poles in Goulais River, causing over $220,000 in damage. OPP and Crime Stoppers are investigating.
Drugged driving arrests surge 58% in Greater Sudbury
Greater Sudbury Police report a sharp 58% increase in drug-impaired driving arrests for 2025. Chief Sara Cunningham shares the concerning statistics and what it means for community safety.
Sudbury Group Focuses on Frostbite, Hypothermia Data
A new initiative in Sudbury is collecting crucial data on frostbite and hypothermia, aiming to protect vulnerable homeless residents like Marlon Wright, who suffered severe injuries.
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