Ottawa mathematician becomes two-time Scrabble world champion
Ottawa mathematician Adam Logan has won his second World Scrabble Championship in Accra, Ghana, defeating legendary player Nigel Richards and joining an elite group of multiple champions.
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UCP closes Royal Alex safe consumption site
Edmonton loses another supervised consumption site as the UCP government shuts down the Royal Alexandra Hospital facility. Critics warn this move risks patient safety amid a worsening drug crisis.
Iran boycotts World Cup draw over visa issues
Iran's soccer federation will boycott the FIFA World Cup 2026 draw citing visa restrictions for its officials. The political protest highlights ongoing tensions in international sports.
Injection Site Trial Reveals Rampant Drug Dealing
Murder trial evidence contradicts expert claims, revealing how Toronto's supervised injection site became a magnet for drug dealers, leading to a bystander's death.
Iran Boycotts World Cup Draw Over US Visa Row
Iran's football federation will boycott the 2026 World Cup draw in Washington after the US refused visas to several delegation members, escalating political tensions.
Toronto Vows World Cup 2026 Readiness Despite Hurdles
Toronto officials assure the city will be prepared for 2026 FIFA World Cup hosting duties. Mayor Olivia Chow's administration addresses infrastructure and funding challenges ahead of the global event.
Edmonton's Downtown Eyesore Sparks Action Calls
A vacant lot in downtown Edmonton, the former BMO site, remains undeveloped five years after a 50-storey project approval. Residents demand city action, including potential expropriation.
Ontario farmers fight DND radar site on farmland
Wasaga Beach area residents oppose a DND plan to acquire 1,600 hectares of prime Ontario farmland for a new Over-the-Horizon radar system, raising food security concerns.
$1,000 fines for bylaw infractions during Vancouver World Cup
Vancouver will enforce $1,000 tickets for specific bylaw breaches during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Discover the host cities and the reasons behind the strict measures.
Former Canadian PM's Birthplace Lists for $1.375M
Explore the historic Nova Scotia estate where Prime Minister Sir Robert Borden was born, now listed for $1.375 million. Features five bedrooms and UNESCO World Heritage views.
Carney's fake housing site exposed as costly photo op
Prime Minister Mark Carney's Build Canada Homes announcement used a fake construction site costing taxpayers $32,707. Documents reveal the 'homes' were temporary props.
Stratford architect proposes Grand Trunk Railway renovation
A Stratford architect unveils ambitious plans to revitalize the historic Grand Trunk Railway site, proposing significant renovations to preserve local heritage.
Hyde Park landmark denied heritage protection in London
London Council approves two 15-storey towers at 1269 Hyde Park Rd, rejecting heritage protection for Victorian-era building. Local preservation debate intensifies.
HCL Site Services fined $100K for workplace injury
HCL Site Services Ltd. was fined $100,000 after a worker was injured in a trench collapse in Viking, Alberta. Learn about the OHS violation and workplace safety.
Canada's 2026 FIFA World Cup Path Revealed
Canada's men's national soccer team discovers potential 2026 FIFA World Cup playoff opponents as the qualification draw unfolds in Zurich. Get the full analysis.
Edmonton's former BMO site listed for $6 million
The prime Downtown Edmonton lot where the Bank of Montreal once stood is now for sale for $6 million, marking a potential turning point for the long-vacant property and downtown revitalization efforts.
Vancouver sets World Cup rules: vendor limits, noise OK
Vancouver introduces temporary bylaws for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, limiting street vendors and performers while allowing more noise. Fines of up to $1,000 will be enforced.
Ottawa police seek dating app assault suspect
Ottawa police are searching for a suspect accused of assaulting someone they met on a dating site. The incident occurred on Burnside Avenue on November 21, 2025. Authorities urge public assistance.
Ivanie Blondin captures speedskating World Cup gold in Calgary
Canadian speedskater Ivanie Blondin secures gold medal at ISU World Cup event in Calgary. Team Canada dominates women's team pursuit competition.
Dalhousie University buildings may gain heritage status
Multiple Dalhousie University buildings in Halifax are being considered for municipal heritage status, preserving their historical significance for future generations. Learn more about this development.
Laurent Dubreuil searches for faster feel in sprints
Canadian speedskater Laurent Dubreuil aims to improve his sprint performance after recent World Cup competitions in Calgary. Discover his training approach and goals.
Israel to Seize West Bank Historical Site for Settlement
Israel reveals a controversial plan to appropriate a significant Roman-era archaeological site in Sebastia for new settlement construction, escalating West Bank tensions.
Fifth Death at Disney World Property Confirmed
A fifth death has been reported at Walt Disney World's Saratoga Springs Resort. Learn about recent incidents and Disney's safety protocols.
Haiti's World Cup berth brings rare break from violence
Haiti qualifies for first World Cup since 1974, bringing temporary peace as gangs join celebrations. Historic moment for impoverished nation facing severe crisis.
Royal Alex supervised consumption site replaced
Alberta government transitions Royal Alexandra Hospital's supervised consumption site to recovery-oriented addiction services. Learn about the new approach to substance use treatment.
Curaçao Qualifies for 2026 FIFA World Cup
The tiny Caribbean nation of Curaçao has become the smallest country by population to ever qualify for the FIFA World Cup, securing its spot for the 2026 tournament. Discover the full list of qualified teams.
Montreal groups ask minister to honour Black community
Community organizations in Montreal are calling on Heritage Minister Soraya Martinez Ferrada to formally recognize the contributions of Black Montrealers through official commemorations and heritage initiatives.
Canadians say World Cup tickets too expensive: poll
A new poll reveals many Canadians find FIFA World Cup tickets too costly as Vancouver prepares to host. Discover the financial hurdles for fans and the event's local impact.
Wing Noodles Closure Sparks Montreal Chinatown Heritage Fight
Montreal's historic Wing Noodles faces closure as community proposes museum and seniors' housing for the Chinatown block. Heritage preservation meets urban development.
Hycroft Mansion's Sustainable Holiday Transformation
Vancouver's historic Hycroft mansion unveils a garden-inspired holiday theme. Discover Francesca Albertazzi's sustainable decor and shop from 40+ local artisans.
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