Scarborough Impaired Driving Crash Kills One, Injures Three
A suspected impaired driving crash in Scarborough on May 21, 2026, left one dead and three injured. Police have a suspect in custody.
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Calgary Club Gives 10,000th Bike to Child in Need
Kiwanis Club of Calgary celebrates donating its 10,000th bike to a child in need, a milestone in a program that repairs and recycles bikes for families.
511 Kingston Road: Abandoned Site Becomes 90-Unit Rental
Connect Homes, Neighbours, and Streetcar collaborate to build a 90-unit rental project in Toronto's Beaches, with one-third affordable units, transforming an abandoned site.
Windsor OPP Seize $75K in Stolen Goods, Drugs; Two Charged
Ontario Provincial Police seized $75,000 in stolen property and drugs in Lakeshore, charging two Belle River men with multiple offenses.
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UBS lifts its S&P 500 annual forecast, citing robust consumer spending and AI demand. The bank now expects the index to reach new highs.
Hwy 417 Reopens After Pedestrian Struck, Seriously Injured
A pedestrian was seriously injured after being hit by a vehicle on Highway 417 early Friday, causing hours-long closures near Bronson Avenue. OPP reopened eastbound lanes; westbound remains closed.
Is the world ready for its first trillionaire? What it means
With billionaires multiplying daily, the first trillionaire may emerge soon. Elon Musk leads the race, but history offers cautionary tales.
Windsor Police: 3 Pedestrian Deaths Share Similarities
Windsor police investigate three pedestrian fatalities in the past month, noting similarities. The latest incident occurred on May 19 on Howard Avenue.
Canada's Struggle in State Capitalism: Sovereign Fund Insufficient
Canada's $25 billion sovereign wealth fund is a step toward state capitalism, but expert argues it's insufficient to meet massive investment needs in a competitive global economy.
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Canada requires streaming platforms to spend 15% of domestic revenue on Canadian content, raising costs for Netflix and Spotify.
Westbound Hwy. 417 Reopens at Bronson After Collision
Westbound Highway 417 at Bronson Avenue has fully reopened following a collision. Traffic resumed around 7:37 AM EDT on May 22, 2026.
Highway 401 Eastbound Reopens After Motorcycle Crash
Highway 401 eastbound has reopened after a single-vehicle motorcycle crash in LaSalle on May 21. Police responded to the scene at Todd Lane. No further details released.
Church Street Car-Free Pilot Project This Summer in Toronto
A busy stretch of Church Street in Toronto will be car-free this summer as part of a pilot project. Here's what you need to know about the initiative.
Gas Prices Drop in Maritimes, Diesel Rises Friday
Maritimers see lower gas prices but higher diesel costs on Friday. CTV Atlantic's Amanda Debison reports on the latest fuel price changes in the region.
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Hwy. 118 Reopens After Bracebridge Crash
Highway 118 in Bracebridge has reopened following a late-night crash. Authorities cleared the scene, and traffic resumed early Wednesday morning.
Alberta premier open to oilsands investment talks
Premier Danielle Smith signals willingness to discuss fiscal incentives for new oilsands projects, echoing a historic 1996 deal, as industry seeks support for carbon capture and pipeline expansion.
US Push to Ban P.E.I. Potatoes Over Wart Detection
Potato wart detected on a P.E.I. farm for the first time in years sparks renewed U.S. calls to ban imports, threatening Canada's potato industry.
Best Memorial Day Deals for Staying Cool This Summer
Discover 20 essential Memorial Day sales on cooling fans, beach gear, air fryers, and more to survive the heat. Save big on top brands like Amazon, Athleta, and Traeger.
Vandals Give Windsor Real Estate Ads a Killer Makeover
Vandals in Windsor have altered real estate ads by replacing agents' photos with horror movie villains like Freddy Krueger and Patrick Bateman, sparking mixed reactions online.
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One dead, two critically hurt in Scarborough crash
A suspected impaired driving crash in Scarborough on May 21, 2026 left one dead and two critically injured. Police are investigating.
Paramedic wrongly accused of drug smuggling photographs luggage
A Toronto paramedic wrongly accused of drug smuggling now photographs her luggage before every flight to protect herself, highlighting security gaps at Canada's largest airport.
Walmart's $22 Woodstock Vintage Clogs: Affordable Birkenstock Alternative
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Hwy. 417 Westbound Closed at Bronson After Collision
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a collision on westbound Hwy. 417 at Bronson Avenue. The highway is closed as crews work at the scene.
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Highway 401 Eastbound Reopens After Crash in LaSalle
Highway 401 eastbound has reopened following a single-vehicle crash at Todd Lane in LaSalle on May 21, 2026. Police responded to the scene; no injuries reported.
Car Wash Passes Cancelled Without Warning in Ontario
Ontario drivers are outraged after car wash passes were cancelled without notice, leaving them without refunds. Consumer advocate Pat Foran investigates.
World Shares Track Wall Street Gains; Oil Rises on Iran Uncertainty
Global markets rose following Wall Street gains, while oil prices climbed amid uncertainty over the Iran war. Traders watch monitors in Seoul.
Canada's Worsening Credit Stress to Test Big Six Bank Earnings
Analysts expect Canada's Big Six banks to delay improvements in loan loss provisions due to a weakening economy, with credit risks potentially impacting valuations.
Mortgage Tip Lenders Hope You Ignore: Compare Rates
Robert McLister explains why comparing mortgage rates is crucial, revealing that 88% of borrowers do it but many skip rate comparison sites, costing thousands.
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Canadian gasoline prices remain high due to global market dynamics, not gouging. Retailers, wholesalers, and producers respond to international prices, leading to 'rockets and feathers' effects.
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