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.
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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.
Why Gas Prices Stay High Despite Canada's Oil Wealth
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.
Canada Strong pipeline risks weakening economy with carbon costs
Terence Corcoran argues that Mark Carney's Canada Strong pipeline plan imposes costly carbon capture and pricing conditions that could harm the Canadian economy.
How Celebrations of Life Are Replacing Funerals in Canada
More Canadians are choosing personalized celebrations of life over traditional funerals, reflecting a shift toward authenticity and warmth in memorial services.
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Small Businesses Struggle to Hire Young Workers: CFIB
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business reports that small businesses across Canada are facing significant challenges in hiring young employees, citing competition and shifting expectations.
Chewy vs Amazon: Pet Deals That Beat the Big A
Discover why pet parents are switching to Chewy for better prices, quality, and service. Plus, score Memorial Day deals on top pet products.
Banks Poised for Solid Q2 Growth Despite Economic Uncertainty
Analysts forecast solid growth for Canadian banks in Q2 despite economic headwinds, with strong lending and stable margins driving performance.
Hudson's Bay Painting Sells for $217,250 at Auction
An oil painting of Prince Rupert by Sir Peter Lely, linked to Hudson's Bay's history, sold for $217,250 at a Heffel auction in Toronto.
ARKAY Launches 200 ml Mocktail Tetra Pack: Alcohol-Free
ARKAY introduces a new 200 ml Tetra Pack mocktail collection, offering alcohol-free, portable beverages inspired by classic cocktails for modern consumers.
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Scarborough Crash Kills One, Injures Two; Impaired Driving Arrest
A 49-year-old man was arrested for impaired driving after a multi-vehicle crash in Scarborough left one dead and two critically injured. Separately, two teens were stabbed in North York.
Team Canada Strong Fund, Economic Cooperation Discussed
Minister Eleanor Olszewski visited Regina to discuss the Team Canada Strong fund and economic cooperation with the Regina Chamber of Commerce at a prairie business event.
Highway 401 Closed in LaSalle After Collision
Highway 401 eastbound is closed in LaSalle due to a collision. OPP reports significant delays. Alternate routes advised.
Trump's Kura Sushi Stake Draws Scrutiny Over Fish Dislike
President Trump's financial disclosure reveals a large investment in Kura Sushi USA, sparking questions due to his known distaste for raw fish and possible confusion with other companies.
Saskatchewan steel gets $8.1M federal funding boost
Ottawa provides over $8 million to Saskatchewan steel firms and trade programs amid U.S. tariffs impacting the sector.
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Pedestrian Dies After Being Hit by Truck in Northern Alberta
A pedestrian has died after being struck by a truck in northern Alberta. RCMP are investigating the incident, which occurred on a highway.
Highway 7/8 Eastbound Lanes Closed After Collision
A collision on Highway 7/8 in Kitchener closed eastbound lanes. OPP responded to the incident on May 21, 2026. No injuries reported.
Shots Fired at Cloverdale Business; Vehicle Fire Probed
Surrey police investigate after a business in Cloverdale is shot at; no injuries reported. Authorities believe the incident is not extortion-related.
Victoria Restaurant Adjusts Prices Amid Food Cost Inflation
A Victoria restaurant is dynamically raising and lowering menu prices to cope with rising food costs and inflation, reflecting broader challenges for Vancouver Island eateries.
Weekend Events in Metro Vancouver: Parade, Comedy, and More
Discover a parade, comedy marathon, and other events happening in Metro Vancouver this weekend. Plus, updates on local news.
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Toronto Council Raises Legal Fee Cap, Moise Gets Partial Bailout
Toronto city council quadrupled the legal fee reimbursement cap to $20,000, but Councillor Chris Moise must pay half his $23,000 bill himself.
U.S. Groups Push to Ban P.E.I. Potatoes After Wart Detection
U.S. industry groups are urging a ban on fresh P.E.I. potatoes after potato wart was detected on a farm for the first time in years, raising trade concerns.
$75K Drugs and Stolen Property Seized by OPP
Ontario Provincial Police seized $75,000 worth of drugs and stolen property during a recent operation. The investigation led to multiple charges.
Farm Fundraiser Targets $10K for Youth Programs on Vancouver Island
A Vancouver Island farm fundraiser on Saturday aims to raise $10,000 for local youth programs, supporting education and recreation initiatives.
Garden Box Removal Frustrates Kitchener Housing Complex
Residents of a Kitchener housing complex are upset after community garden boxes were removed without warning, citing loss of food and community.
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Is 'Buy Canadian' Still a Thing After a Year?
A year after its peak, the 'Buy Canadian' movement shows mixed staying power among consumers, with some continuing to prioritize local products while others return to previous habits.
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