Cyclist Air-Lifted After Kitchener Crash
A cyclist was airlifted to hospital following a serious collision in Kitchener. The incident prompted road closures as emergency crews responded.
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Why Superyachts Are Flocking to B.C. and Spending Big
British Columbia is becoming a hotspot for superyachts, with brokers predicting a surge this summer as luxury vessels trade the Mediterranean for B.C.'s rugged coastline.
Nearly 400 Reports of Exploding Glass Oven Doors: Consumer Reports
Consumer Reports investigation reveals nearly 400 incidents of exploding glass oven doors in the U.S. over 15 months, raising safety concerns.
Sault Woman Faces 17 Theft Charges
A 37-year-old woman in Sault Ste. Marie has been charged with 17 counts of theft following incidents between February and May 2026.
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Driver Charged After Speeding at 260 km/h in Kitchener
A driver was stopped by police in Kitchener for allegedly speeding at 260 km/h, more than double the posted limit. The incident raises concerns about road safety.
Canadians to See Slight Relief at Gas Pumps This Weekend
Canadians can expect a slight decrease in gas prices heading into the weekend, offering some relief at the pumps. Paul Hollingsworth reports.
B.C. Man Sues StubHub for $25K Over FIFA Tickets
A Surrey man files a $25,000 lawsuit against StubHub, alleging breach of contract after the platform cancelled the resale of 12 World Cup tickets, causing financial loss.
Trump Tells Warsh to Do 'Own Thing' as Fed Chair Sworn In
President Trump stressed Fed independence as Kevin Warsh was sworn in as chair, downplaying pressure concerns amid inflation and political tensions.
Goeasy Ltd. Leads TSX Gainers Despite Analyst Caution
Goeasy Ltd. surged 16% on TSX after a 57% plunge, but analysts remain cautious due to loan losses and uncertainty. Agnico Eagle advances Arctic gold project.
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Mining Companies Fined $210K After Worker Death in Ontario
Two mining companies face $210,000 in fines after a worker died at a northern Ontario job site in 2024. The incident highlights workplace safety concerns in the mining industry.
US Firm Plans Stadium, Entertainment District in Halifax
An American real estate company announces plans to build a sports stadium and entertainment district in the Halifax area, aiming to boost local economy and tourism.
Filmmaker Jason Frye Highlights Stories Through Vintage Car
Barrie filmmaker Jason Frye uses a vintage car to uncover and share powerful untold stories, blending automotive passion with cinematic storytelling.
Crash Closes Hwy 10 in Caledon, OPP Investigating
A serious collision has shut down a stretch of Highway 10 in Caledon. OPP are on scene investigating, and motorists are advised to avoid the area.
FIFA World Cup Costs Exceed $1 Billion, Taxpayers Pay
A PBO report reveals FIFA World Cup costs have surpassed $1 billion, with taxpayers covering $473 million. Critics slam the spending as irresponsible amid government debt.
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Tenaris Unveils $306M Modernization Plan for Sault Operation
Tenaris Canada announces a $306 million modernization plan for its Sault Ste. Marie facility, aiming to boost efficiency and competitiveness with government support.
Blue Dot Fever: Artists Cancel Tours as Ticket Prices Soar
A wave of artists including Post Malone and Meghan Trainor are canceling tours due to high ticket prices and empty seats, a trend dubbed 'blue dot fever'.
Farmers Unite Against High-Speed Rail Project
Farmers, conservationists, and rural communities protest the proposed Alto high-speed rail line, citing wildlife displacement and land disruption.
AI Adoption in Business: Cultural Challenges and Misconceptions
Experts at Edmonton's Upper Bound conference reveal that many businesses struggle with AI adoption, citing cultural resistance, lack of ROI, and fear among junior staff.
Credit Stress Tests Big Banks, State Capitalism, Fusion Listings
Canada's Big Six banks face credit stress, consumer spending rises on gas prices, CEO firing lessons, state capitalism challenges, and nuclear fusion listing news.
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Trump Tells New Fed Chair Warsh to Be Independent
President Trump says he wants Kevin Warsh to independently lead the Federal Reserve, aiming to ease investor worries about political pressure on monetary policy.
N.B. Woman Shoplifts Twice in 24 Hours: Amherst Police
A New Brunswick woman was arrested twice in one day for shoplifting in Amherst, N.S. Police say she stole from two different stores.
Tenaris invests $306M in Ontario steel operations
Global steel manufacturer Tenaris commits $306 million to modernize its Sault Ste. Marie plant, adding 200 jobs and boosting Canadian energy exports.
Edmonton Construction Season Begins, Bridge Ahead of Schedule
Edmonton officials kick off construction season, apologizing for disruptions. Wellington Bridge to finish a year early and under budget. City explores accelerated roadwork program.
Wellington Bridge, Valley Line West LRT Key for Edmonton 2026
Edmonton's 2026 construction plan centers on the Wellington Bridge and Valley Line West LRT, aiming to enhance transit and infrastructure in the city.
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Abandoned McDonald's in Kitchener Listed for Sale
A former McDonald's restaurant on King Street West in Kitchener, Ontario, has been put up for sale, marking an opportunity for redevelopment in the area.
Halifax volunteers send medical supplies to Cuba
Halifax volunteers filled a 40-foot container with medical supplies destined for Cuba, supporting healthcare in the country amid ongoing shortages.
Winnipeg Crash in Crestview Leads to Road Closures
A collision between a car and a truck with a holding tank in Winnipeg's Crestview neighbourhood has led to road closures on Cavalier Drive. Police are investigating.
Tenaris unveils $305M modernization plan for Sault Ste. Marie
Tenaris Canada announced a $305 million modernization plan for its Sault Ste. Marie facility, aiming to boost efficiency and reduce emissions, with support from federal and provincial governments.
Montreal Tenant, 83, Battles for AC After Year-Long Fight
Phyllis Lazar, 83, has been fighting for nearly a year to restore air conditioning in her Montreal apartment, fearing another summer without relief.
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Tim Hortons Invests $400M in Canada as Dunkin' Returns
Tim Hortons announces $400M investment to renovate and build 480 restaurants across Canada, responding to Dunkin' Donuts' planned 2027 expansion into the Canadian market.
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