Bare Beating in Public Is Unequivocally Rude, Say Experts
Playing audio out loud in public without headphones, known as 'bare beating,' is unequivocally rude, according to etiquette experts, who emphasize respecting shared space.
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Hush Trips: The Secret Remote Work Travel Trend Explained
Hush trips are remote work getaways kept secret from employers, offering flexibility but raising trust and legal concerns. Experts weigh the pros and cons.
Avoid These Long-Haul Flight Mistakes, Experts Say
Travel experts reveal the most common long-haul flight mistakes, from uncomfortable clothing to poor seat choices, and share actionable advice to make your journey smoother and more enjoyable.
Canada ranks 13th wealthiest nation in UBS report
Canada is the 13th wealthiest nation globally with average wealth per adult of $567,000, according to UBS's 2026 Global Wealth Report, which shows global wealth grew over 10% in 2025.
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Marty York: Mark Carney a Failed Economic Wizard
Prime Minister Mark Carney's economic record shows a sinking Canadian dollar, recession, and rising antisemitism, contradicting his guru image.
Poker Run Raises Funds for Cosmopolitan Learning Centre
The first Poker Run fundraiser for the Cosmopolitan Learning Centre in Regina took place on July 4, 2026, drawing community support. The event raised funds for educational programs.
Calgary Stampede: A Celebration of Alberta's Western Heritage
The Calgary Stampede, more than a rodeo, celebrates Alberta's western heritage and identity, drawing thousands to Calgary each July.
Saskatoon Police Warn About Traffic Violation Text Scam
Saskatoon police alert residents to a new text message scam that falsely claims recipients have unpaid traffic violations and demands payment.
Motorcycle rider charged after going 193 km/h on Hwy. 417
A motorcycle rider was charged after being caught traveling 193 km/h, nearly 100 km/h over the speed limit, on Hwy. 417 in Ottawa, according to OPP.
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Iran Offers Special Hormuz Fee to Friendly Nations
Iran's envoy says friendly nations will receive special treatment on Strait of Hormuz transit fees, aiming to reward diplomatic allies while maintaining pressure on adversaries.
Youth Injured by Moving Train in Winnipeg, Hospitalized
A youth was injured by a moving train in Winnipeg and transported to hospital. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on July 4, 2026.
Two motorcyclists critically injured in Gaspé and Laurentians
Two motorcyclists are in critical condition after losing control of their bikes in separate incidents in Quebec's Gaspé region and the Laurentians, according to provincial police.
New Pipeline to Be Financed by $60 Billion in Taxpayer Money
Prime Minister Mark Carney's plan for a new Alberta-to-B.C. oil pipeline requires up to $60 billion in taxpayer funds, sparking debate over public financing amid record oil sector profits.
One Arrested After Downtown Kitchener Robbery
Waterloo Regional Police arrested one suspect following a robbery in downtown Kitchener. The incident occurred on July 4, 2026, with officers responding to reports of a theft.
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Only non-market housing can solve affordability crisis
Letters to The Vancouver Sun argue that only non-market housing will meet the need for affordable housing, as market-driven supply has failed. Readers criticize developers and politicians.
Devonshire Mall Closed Due to Power Issues
Devonshire Mall in Windsor, Ontario, was closed on July 4, 2026, due to power issues. There is no word on when the mall will reopen.
Extend Your Vegetable Harvest: Tips from a Calgary Horticulturist
Learn how to maximize your vegetable garden yield and extend the harvest season with expert tips from Calgary Horticultural Society horticulturist Kath Smyth.
West Coast Pipeline Project Gains Traction with Key Announcements
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith submitted the West Coast Pipeline Project to Prime Minister Mark Carney, with $17 billion in federal aid announced, but the project still lacks private investors and cost estimates.
Lime Technology to Take Over Regional E-Vehicle Reign
Lime Technology is set to take over the regional e-vehicle program in Waterloo Region, replacing Neuron Canada's e-scooters, according to a July 3, 2026 report.
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Victoria Festivals Lean on Community Support Amid Rising Costs
Victoria's newest festivals, including the Victoria Folk Music Festival, depend on community backing as rising costs challenge live events across Canada.
Winnipeg company turns unused fruit into cider, hailed as 'exceptional'
Next Friend Cider in Winnipeg uses discarded fruit to create craft cider, diverting waste and producing a unique beverage. Owner Jesse Oberman calls the process 'exceptional,' highlighting sustainability and innovation.
Manitobans Rally to Aid Flood Victims in Parklands Region
Manitobans are stepping up to help those in need after devastating Parklands flooding, with communities rallying to support affected residents.
Bruderheim Weighs Pipeline Promise Against Past Disappointments
Bruderheim reacts with cautious optimism to a new West Coast pipeline announcement, recalling previous cancellations of Keystone and Northern Gateway projects.
Ottawa Invests in Business Growth, Trade Resilience in Alberta
The federal government announces new funding to boost business growth and trade resilience in southern Alberta, aiming to strengthen the regional economy and create jobs.
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Canada's Grocery Benefit Begins Depositing into Bank Accounts
The first payments of Canada's grocery benefit are arriving in bank accounts, providing targeted relief to low-income Canadians amid high food costs.
Montreal road closures due to construction July 2026
Montreal-area road closures due to construction announced for July 2026. Drivers should plan alternate routes as several major arteries are affected.
Neuron e-scooters to be replaced by Lime in Ottawa
Ottawa will replace Neuron e-scooters with Lime after the city awarded a new contract, marking a shift in the shared e-scooter program.
Kitchener Teen Arrested for 20+ Online Marketplace Robberies
An 18-year-old Kitchener man faces over 20 charges related to a series of robberies targeting online marketplace buyers and sellers, police say.
Heavy Rain Flooding Damages Crops in East Central Saskatchewan
Heavy rainfall and flooding in east central Saskatchewan have caused crop damage and varied development across the province, according to the Government of Saskatchewan.
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Bill Holland's philanthropy journey, CIBC's $10M NSF class action settlement, retirement portfolio advice for a 37-year-old renter, Wafr's $100M data centre funding, and Toronto home sales rebound in June.
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