Privatizing Canadian Airports Could Lower Fares
The Carney government's proposal to privatize airports aims to improve service, reduce costs, and increase competition in Canadian air travel.
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75-Year-Old Dies After Tim Hortons Order Brawl
Anita Grayson, 75, died after a rage-fueled fight with a Tim Hortons manager in Fort Wayne, Indiana, over an incorrect order. The incident highlights the dangers of extreme customer anger.
Nepean 'bike guy' fixes up used bicycles and gives them away
Grant Gilliland, known as Nepean's 'bike guy,' refurbishes donated bicycles and distributes them to newcomers from 33 countries, fostering community connection.
SaskPower to Inspect Wood Power Poles by 2026
SaskPower plans to inspect over 1.2 million wood power poles across Saskatchewan starting in 2026 to ensure safety and reliability of the power grid.
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Bezos Backs NYC Luxury Home Tax, Criticizes Targeting
Jeff Bezos agrees with NYC Mayor Mamdani's pied-à-terre tax on luxury second homes, but criticizes singling out Ken Griffin in a promotional video.
Truro Police Seek Man in Rental Scam
Truro police have issued a warrant for Ronald Kaziuk in connection with an apartment rental scam. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
Senior Housing Planned for Historic Brandon Building
A Manitoba developer has purchased the historic McKenzie Seeds building in Brandon, planning to convert it into part of a senior housing complex, revitalizing a long-vacant landmark.
E-Scooter Rules in Windsor: What You Need to Know
Windsor Mayor Dilkens defends city funding amid shelter's plea. Learn the rules of using an e-scooter in Windsor and stay safe on the roads.
Ford Praises Flags Unlimited's 60-Year Legacy in Barrie
Ontario Premier Doug Ford toured Flags Unlimited in Barrie, Ont., praising the manufacturer's 60-year history and contributions to the local economy.
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Hamilton man charged in cemetery vase theft
A Hamilton man faces charges after 40 bronze flower vases were stolen from White Chapel Memorial Garden Cemetery. Police recovered several items.
Surrey Drug Kingpin Gets 6.5 Years in US Prison for Meth Smuggling
Opinder Sian, a Surrey gangster linked to Brothers Keepers, was sentenced to 6.5 years in US prison for conspiring to smuggle methamphetamine to Australia.
Statistics Canada ends quarterly wealth reports; CIBC pushes defence
Statistics Canada ends detailed quarterly household wealth reports, CIBC urges defence investment, Canada tops infrastructure poll, summer jobs stabilize, and NATO's bank explained.
French's Partners with Minions & Monsters for Summer Mustard
French's announces a partnership with Illumination's Minions & Monsters, releasing a limited-edition yellow mustard with film-inspired packaging across Canada starting June 1, 2026.
Canadians Worry About Sports Betting, Maritimers React
A new poll shows Canadians are increasingly concerned about sports betting, with Maritimers sharing their views on the growing industry and its impacts.
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Saskatchewan Airports Receive $2M Infrastructure Boost
Saskatchewan regional airports are set to receive $2 million for infrastructure improvements, enhancing safety and capacity for air ambulance and general aviation.
Toronto World Cup Hotel Demand Below Expectations
A Toronto official reveals hotel demand for the 2026 FIFA World Cup is not meeting projections, raising concerns about economic impact and tourism forecasts.
Pedestrian Injured in NE Calgary Intersection Collision
A pedestrian was struck and injured in a northeast Calgary intersection, prompting an investigation by police. No further details on the victim's condition have been released.
Cookie Campaign Gives 3 Sudbury Charities $218K
The Smile Cookie campaign in Sudbury raised $218,000 for three local charities, with celebrities and leaders decorating cookies to support the cause.
Canada Sees Surge in 'Maple Washing' Complaints
A federal agency reports an increase in complaints about 'maple washing,' where businesses misrepresent products as Canadian. Consumer advocates raise concerns.
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School Bus Crashes into Reservoir in Woolwich
A school bus crashed into a reservoir in Woolwich, Ontario. No injuries reported. Investigation underway.
Best Memorial Day Mattress Sales: Save Big on Top Brands
Memorial Day mattress sales offer huge discounts on top brands like Casper, Purple, and Avocado. Upgrade your sleep and save up to 35%.
Man charged after driving Cybertruck into lake for test
A Texas man drove his Tesla Cybertruck into Grapevine Lake to test 'Wade Mode,' got stuck, and was charged with boating violations.
REM Network Partial Shutdown: West Island Branch Out
Montreal's REM network faces a partial shutdown affecting the West Island branch, causing disruptions for commuters and raising questions about service reliability.
Lethbridge Firefighter Pay Cuts Proposed to Save EMS
Lethbridge city administration suggests reducing firefighter salaries to retain the integrated fire-EMS model as the province moves to competitive bidding for emergency services.
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Federal relief for Sask. breweries, winemakers, distillers
The federal government announces relief measures for Saskatchewan's beverage alcohol producers, including breweries, winemakers, and distillers, to support the local industry.
JPMorgan Exec Hajdini Sues Over Defamation
JPMorgan executive Lorna Hajdini files defamation lawsuit against former banker Chirayu Rana, denying fabricated allegations of sexual misconduct and extortion.
Mango Heir Contradicted Himself on Father's Death, Judge Says
Jonathan Andic, son of Mango founder Isak Andic, is accused of harboring a financial grudge and providing conflicting versions of his father's fatal hiking accident, according to a judge.
Airbnb Expands into Hotels, Cars, and Groceries
Airbnb is broadening its services to include hotels, car rentals, and grocery delivery, aiming to become a comprehensive travel and lifestyle platform.
Canadian Steel Firms Fined Millions for Unpaid US Tariffs
Canadian steel companies face millions in penalties after US authorities ruled they failed to pay proper tariffs, escalating trade tensions in the steel industry.
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Wall Street rallies as bond yields ease, oil prices fall
U.S. stocks rose sharply on Wednesday as bond market pressure eased and oil prices dropped, boosting investor sentiment across sectors.
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