Grizzly Killed After Chicken Coop Incident Near Bowden
Alberta officials trapped and euthanized a male grizzly bear after it tried to enter a chicken coop near Bowden. The incident highlights the growing presence of grizzlies east of the mountains.
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ADNOC Eyes Canada Upstream and LNG via XRG Arm
ADNOC's executive reveals the company is exploring upstream and LNG opportunities in Canada through its XRG arm, signaling major energy sector expansion.
Carney urges Simcoe County auto mayors to move work forward
Prime Minister Mark Carney responds to Simcoe County auto mayors, urging collaboration to advance automotive industry initiatives. The discussion focuses on economic growth and innovation.
Novice Ontario Driver Charged with Impaired Driving After Crash
A novice driver in Ontario faces impaired driving charges after a collision at a traffic light. Police responded to the scene and the driver was arrested.
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Hwy. 17 Gets $53M Facelift Near Echo Bay
A $53 million resurfacing of 17 km of Trans-Canada Highway 17 from Echo Bay to Hwy. 548 begins this summer, improving safety and driving conditions.
Spruce Grove Pantry Expands with $400K Grant
A $400,000 grant enables Spruce Grove's community pantry to expand its program, including a new kitchen. The initiative aims to address food insecurity in the region.
Vancouver Police Warn Against Drinking and Driving During Graduation
Vancouver police issue a warning about drinking and driving during graduation season, urging safety and responsibility among celebrants.
One Killed in Hwy 69 Crash Near French River
Ontario Provincial Police confirm one fatality and two hospitalizations after a single-vehicle crash on Highway 69 near French River Tuesday morning.
70% in Toronto, Vancouver Say World Cup Not Worth Cost
A new Angus Reid poll finds 70% of residents in Toronto and Vancouver believe the public costs of hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup are not worth the trade-offs.
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Sudbury Police Warn of Landscaping and Paving Scams
Greater Sudbury police caution residents to be vigilant when hiring contractors for outdoor work, as landscaping and paving scams increase. Tips to avoid fraud included.
Blackstone Expands in SRT Market as Banks Hedge Risks
Blackstone Inc. is aggressively buying significant risk transfers (SRTs) from banks, freeing up capital for lenders and offering high returns to investors.
Calgary Food Bank Honors Volunteer Terry Deets
The Calgary Food Bank recognized Terry Deets for over 20 years of volunteer service, highlighting his dedication and impact on the community.
Lawyer Banned from Real Estate Law After Misconduct
A New Westminster lawyer has agreed to stop practising real estate law following misconduct findings, the Law Society of BC announced.
Cereals Canada Launches 2026 Growing Season Report
Cereals Canada has launched its interactive Growing Season Progress Report for the 2026 spring wheat crop, providing bi-weekly updates on crop development, conditions, and quality across the Prairies.
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Barrie Housing Rents Mid-Range Nationally
Barrie's rental prices are mid-range compared to the rest of Canada, according to recent data. The city offers affordable options amid national trends.
Jewelry Boxes Stolen in Puslinch Daytime Break-In, OPP Says
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a daytime break-in at a Puslinch home where jewelry boxes were stolen. Multiple suspect images have been released.
Will Alberta, Edmonton Invest in Vital Public Transit?
Public transit is crucial economic infrastructure and a major manufacturing industry in Canada. Edmonton faces pressures to renew fleets, with federal funding key.
High-Carbon Chef Knife at 50% Off: Limited Amazon Deal
Grab this ultra-sharp 8-inch chef knife for 50% off at Amazon. Japanese high-carbon steel, ergonomic handle, and rave reviews. Limited time coupon required.
UNIQLO Opens at Conestoga Mall in Kitchener
Japanese clothing retailer UNIQLO announces a new location at Conestoga Mall in Kitchener, expanding its Canadian presence and offering affordable, high-quality apparel.
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SpaceX IPO Demand Nearly Four Times Oversubscribed
Demand for SpaceX's IPO is nearly four times oversubscribed, signaling strong investor interest in the space company's public debut.
OPP Charge Driver, Company After Insecure Load Stop
Ontario Provincial Police laid charges against a pickup truck driver and a Mindemoya company following a June 5 traffic stop in Little Current for an insecure load.
Telus to charge $15 for new SIM cards as switching fee ban starts
Telus will impose a $15 fee for new SIM cards starting June 9, 2026, following a ban on switching fees. The move affects customers activating new devices or changing carriers.
CIRO Hearing for Michael MacDonnell Set for June 15
The Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization announces an initial appearance for Michael Jordan MacDonnell over allegations of client fund misappropriation and non-cooperation.
Most Ottawa Residents Concerned About Finances: Poll
A new United Way poll reveals that the majority of Ottawa residents are concerned about their financial situation, highlighting economic pressures in the capital.
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Air Canada Pilot Grounded for Flying Without Proper Licence
Peel Police charge a former Air Canada captain for allegedly flying hundreds of flights without the required airline transport pilot licence, sparking calls for new regulations.
OneFootball, Polymarket Launch Prediction Market Partnership
OneFootball and Polymarket announce a partnership to integrate prediction markets into football content, reaching over 600 million fans globally.
Wall Street Higher as AI Stocks Gain, Oil Eases
Wall Street opened higher on Tuesday as AI stocks recovered further and oil prices declined. The S&P 500 rose 0.4%, while the Dow and Nasdaq also gained.
Bank of Canada Likely to Hold Rates on Weak Growth
Economists predict the Bank of Canada will maintain its policy rate at 2.25% for a fifth consecutive meeting, citing weaker-than-expected GDP data and economic uncertainty.
Gordie Howe Bridge Opening: Carney Calls It 'Positive News'
Mark Carney confirms the Gordie Howe International Bridge will open this week, calling it a positive development for Canada-U.S. trade and infrastructure.
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Canada's Trade Surplus Hits $2.7B in May on Oil Boost
Canada's merchandise trade surplus reached $2.7 billion in May, driven by higher oil prices boosting export values. The surplus reflects strong energy sector performance.
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