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Montreal Tenants Pressured to Leave During Renovations
Residents of a Saint-Laurent apartment building report feeling forced out by their landlord amid extensive renovations, raising concerns about tenant rights and housing security in Montreal.
Cubans Face Survival Amid U.S. Oil Blockade, Energy Crisis
As the United States moves to restrict oil supplies, Cuba confronts a severe energy crisis, leaving citizens uncertain about daily survival and economic stability.
Bitcoin Selloff: Causes and Investor Guidance
Bitcoin plunged over 15% this week amid tech stock declines and fading crypto momentum. Experts analyze triggers and offer advice for investors navigating the volatility.
Gold Transforms from Boring Investment to Meme Stock Sensation
Gold, traditionally a stable haven asset, is experiencing unprecedented volatility, trading with the frenzied energy of a meme stock amid global economic shifts.
Sask. Church Ordered to Pay Taxes on Daycare Property
An evangelical church in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, has been directed to pay property taxes for its building housing a daycare and event venue, challenging typical religious exemptions.
Bitcoin Tops $70,000 as Risk Assets Stabilize
Bitcoin has rallied strongly, breaking the $70,000 barrier as broader risk assets show signs of stabilization. The cryptocurrency's surge reflects renewed investor confidence amid a recovering market landscape.
Barrie Launches 40-Unit Supportive Housing Project
A new 40-unit supportive housing development on Tiffin Street in Barrie, Ontario, is set to open this month, providing critical shelter and services for individuals experiencing homelessness.
Filipino Centre Foreclosure Hearing Adjourned in Vancouver
A foreclosure hearing for a Vancouver property slated for a Filipino cultural centre has been adjourned for six weeks as lawyers request more time to respond to lender demands.
Jamil Jivani's Washington Trip Stirs Political Debate
Conservative MP Jamil Jivani's visit to Washington to discuss trade with U.S. officials has drawn mixed reactions from Canadian politicians, highlighting tensions over cross-border diplomacy.
Montreal Entrepreneur Met Jeffrey Epstein on Private Island
Austin Hill, a Montreal cryptocurrency entrepreneur, acknowledges meeting Jeffrey Epstein on his Caribbean island in 2014 while fundraising for Blockstream. Newly released U.S. government files detail their correspondence from 2014 to 2018.
Google Staff Petition to End ICE, CBP Contracts
Over 900 Alphabet employees sign petition demanding Google sever ties with DHS agencies, citing use of technology in deportation efforts and state violence.
Calgary Home Attacked 4 Times in 6 Days, Man 'Scared'
A Calgary man recounts his terror after his northeast home was attacked four times in six days, with police and community responding to extortion threats.
Australian Beer Underpouring: 30% Short in Government Study
A government investigation in Australia found that 32% of beer servings at licensed venues were underpoured, with 130 non-compliance notices issued due to measurement issues.
Beaconsfield Residents Oppose New Bus Route on Montrose Ave
Beaconsfield residents express safety concerns over the new 211X bus route on Montrose Avenue, while city officials highlight improved transit access for thousands.
U.S. Probes Netflix Tactics in Warner Deal Review
The U.S. Justice Department is examining Netflix's business tactics as part of its review of the streaming giant's proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. assets, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
Garbage Truck Hits Hydro Pole in Elmira
A garbage truck collision with a hydro pole in Elmira has led to service disruptions and emergency response, highlighting infrastructure safety concerns in the region.
Red Deer Blacksmiths Excel in Metal Armour and Weapon Crafting
Mount Crom Armouries Inc. in Red Deer, Alberta, has emerged as a leading artisan workshop, specializing in custom metal armour and weaponry for enthusiasts and collectors across Canada.
Maritimer Hits 239 km/h on Highway 401, Faces Stunt Driving Charges
An OPP officer in Eastern Ontario recorded a vehicle traveling at 239 km/h in a 110 km/h zone on Highway 401. The driver, a Nova Scotia resident, was charged with stunt driving.
Major Train Derailment in Alberta Under Investigation
The Transportation Safety Board and CNR are investigating a significant 37-car train derailment near Wildwood, Alberta. No dangerous goods leaks, fires, or injuries reported.
Metrolinx CEO Apologizes for GO Train Derailment Disruptions
Metrolinx CEO Micheal Lindsay has publicly apologized for the GO Transit train derailment outside Union Station that caused widespread commuter chaos across Toronto's transit network this week.
Windsor Firefighters Battle Business Blaze at Sign Company
Windsor firefighters responded to a significant fire at Canadian Sign Systems on Baseline Road, blocking traffic and treating one person. The incident follows another industrial fire earlier in the week.
Quebec's First Strike Decree for Essential Services
Quebec has issued its first-ever decree mandating minimum essential services during a public sector strike, marking a significant shift in labor relations policy.
Musk's Vegas Loop Faces Safety, Environmental Scrutiny
Elon Musk's underground tunnel system in Las Vegas, the Vegas Loop, is facing increased scrutiny over safety protocols and environmental impact as operations expand.
Canadian Tire Fined $1.3M for False Advertising
A major Canadian retailer has been ordered to pay nearly $1.3 million in penalties following a ruling that found the company engaged in deceptive marketing practices.
Hwy. 144 Reopens Following Serious Crash in Chelmsford
Highway 144 in Chelmsford, Ontario has reopened after a significant collision involving a transport truck and a car forced a full closure of all lanes at Pilon Crescent on Friday afternoon.
Alberta Passenger Rail Plan Delayed Again After 2025 Deadline
Alberta's passenger rail master plan faces another postponement, missing its summer 2025 release target. The comprehensive 15-year strategy, potentially led by a Crown corporation, now aims for completion later this year with construction possibly startin
Pattullo Bridge Closure in Vancouver Starts Friday
The Pattullo Bridge in Vancouver will be closed for a week starting Friday night for essential maintenance, impacting traffic and commuters in the region.
Super Heavy Load to Cause Edmonton Area Traffic Delays
A specialized pressure vessel classified as a 'super heavy' load will be transported through the Edmonton region and northeast Alberta this weekend, leading to significant traffic delays and road closures.
Canadian Oil Supply Glut Forms as Discounts Widen
Canada's oil market signals a supply glut with discounts exceeding US$15 per barrel. The expanded Trans Mountain pipeline initially boosted prices but now faces competition and storage challenges.
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