Hermanos Steakhouse Moving to Exchange District
Hermanos Steakhouse in Winnipeg is closing its current location but plans to reopen in the Exchange District, offering the same menu and atmosphere.
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Calgary Crash Leaves Woman, 2 Children Injured
A woman and two children were injured in a Calgary crash. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on May 25, 2026. Details remain limited.
Hwy. 417 Construction Near Pinecrest to Be Expedited
Ottawa commuters face long delays due to lane closures on Highway 417. The city plans to expedite work near Pinecrest through evening and weekend shifts to alleviate congestion.
Serious Collision Closes Highway 403 Near Rest Acres
A serious collision has shut down Highway 403 near Rest Acres Road in Kitchener, causing significant delays. Emergency crews are on scene.
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Regina Man Charged After Laser Struck Police Plane
A Regina man faces charges after allegedly pointing a laser at a police aircraft, endangering the pilot and crew.
Calgary Police Probe Shots Fired at Airbnb Party House
Lethbridge police report a shot was fired at an Airbnb used for a week-long house party. No injuries reported, investigation ongoing.
Cottage Cheese Craze Challenges Kitchener Market
Kitchener store owner Bo Gedja faces supply issues as cottage cheese craze surges, causing challenges for local market.
Wolf Creek Golf Course Returns to Pristine Condition
Wolf Creek Golf Course, once in receivership, has been restored to pristine condition. The course is now howling again with renewed vigor and quality.
Front Road Construction Frustrates LaSalle Residents, Businesses
Residents and businesses along Front Road in LaSalle, Ont., express frustration as ongoing construction causes significant revenue loss and disruption.
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Arlington Bridge Removal to Begin This Summer in Winnipeg
Winnipeg's Arlington Street Bridge removal is set to start this summer, marking a significant infrastructure change for the city.
Canada's Auto Slump, Market Signs, Tim Hortons Local Hires
Canada's auto production drops a third since pandemic; market warning signs emerge; Tim Hortons plans 10,000 local hires; Bank of Canada holds rates; cottage country attracts buyers.
Canada Eyes India Trade Amid CUSMA Talks Uncertainty
International trade lawyer Barry Appleton discusses how Canada's new trade agreements with India could boost leverage in talks with the United States as CUSMA negotiations remain uncertain.
Habitat Industry Build Brings Affordable Housing to Chestermere
Over 100 professionals volunteer at Habitat for Humanity's fourth Industry Build in Chestermere, investing $9.6 million in affordable housing for Dawson's Landing.
Quebec Removes Sales Tax on Some Groceries in Affordability Push
Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette announces removal of sales tax on select groceries as part of broader affordability measures to help residents cope with rising costs.
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Vancouver Senior Donates Home to Charity, Then Seeks Return
A Vancouver senior donated her $1.6 million home to charity but later attempted to reclaim it, leading to a legal dispute. The case highlights complexities in charitable donations.
Woman Arrested in Horse Theft Faces New Charges
A woman previously arrested for stealing a horse in Halton Region is now facing additional charges, according to Halton Regional Police.
Windsor: 5 Impaired Driving Charges in 48 Hours
Windsor police laid five impaired driving charges in just 48 hours, highlighting ongoing issues with drunk driving in the region.
Saskatchewan Resident Wins $1 Million in Lotto 6-49
A lottery ticket purchased in Saskatchewan has made someone $1 million richer. Check your tickets to see if you are the lucky winner.
CRA Job Cuts May Overwhelm Service Levels: Economist
Economist David Macdonald warns the CRA's 6,700 job cuts and further reductions could overwhelm service levels, despite recent 100-day improvements. Taxpayers urged to share experiences.
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Gold Gains as Iran Deal Hopes Ease Inflation Concerns
Gold advanced up to 1.6% as US-Iran deal signals eased inflation fears. Bullion remains challenged by high rates and strong dollar despite haven demand.
Motorcyclist Critical After Scarborough Multi-Vehicle Crash
A motorcyclist is in critical condition following a multi-vehicle collision in Scarborough. Police are investigating the cause of the crash.
Rowan McLeod Remembered One Year After Fatal Crash
Family and friends honor the memory of 17-year-old Rowan McLeod, described as a bundle of energy, one year after a fatal crash in Walkerton.
Gold Gains as Iran Deal Prospects Ease Inflation Fears
Gold rose up to 1.6% as US-Iran deal talks progress to reopen Strait of Hormuz, lowering oil prices and inflation concerns. Bullion traded near $4,580 an ounce.
Defence companies seek more government and investor support
Canadian defence firms are calling on the government and investors for more support to bolster the industry amid global security challenges.
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Swiss trader Lytton profits from Iraqi oil through Hormuz
Lytton SA, a Geneva-based trading house, earned a gross profit of about US$60 million by transporting Iraqi crude through the Strait of Hormuz amid war risks.
Police search for Fergus shoplifting suspects caught on camera
Ontario Provincial Police are asking for the public's help to identify three suspects in a shoplifting incident at Giant Tiger in Fergus on May 9, 2026.
Gold Flows in Sudan's War Economy Amid Mercury Risks
In Sudan's war economy, artisanal gold miners risk mercury poisoning and tunnel collapses. Despite the dangers, gold continues to flow, fueling conflict and hardship.
Coalhurst Campground Becomes Group-Only Event Site
The Town of Coalhurst's Miners Park campground will no longer allow individual reservations, shifting to a group-only model at $350 per night for the entire site.
Barrie Man Among 17 Charged in Peel Extortion Crackdown
A Barrie man is among 17 individuals charged in a Peel police crackdown on violent extortion targeting South Asian businesses, linked to a string of incidents.
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Wasaga Beach Free Parking at Beaches 1 and 2
Wasaga Beach now offers free parking at Beaches 1 and 2, aiming to boost tourism and ease congestion. The move follows community feedback and is effective immediately.
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