Canada Post reports $205M quarterly loss
Canada Post reported a $205-million pre-tax loss in Q1 2026, a significant increase from $41 million a year earlier, as declining volumes and labour uncertainty continue to impact the crown corporation.
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Tim Hortons Cookies Raise $60,300 for Adopt-A-School
Tim Hortons Smile Cookie campaign donates $60,300 to Vancouver Sun Children's Fund for Adopt-A-School, supporting impoverished students in Surrey and Maple Ridge.
Pakistan-China Relations Enter New Era of Tech and Strategy
Pakistan and China are moving beyond traditional economic cooperation to focus on technology, innovation, and strategic partnership, as highlighted during PM Shehbaz Sharif's recent visit to Beijing.
Tantramar Gas Plant Plan Still Divides N.B. Residents
A proposed natural gas power plant in Tantramar, N.B., continues to spark division among residents and local leaders, with environmental and economic arguments at the forefront.
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Barrie GO Train Service Paused for Track Upgrades
Barrie GO train service is paused this weekend for track improvements. Commuters are advised to use GO bus service as alternative transportation during the closure.
Toronto Pair Face Gun, Drug Charges; Man Sought in Auto Fraud
Two Toronto suspects face multiple gun and drug charges after a shooting investigation. A Richmond Hill man is wanted for an auto sales scheme targeting new Canadians.
BC Transit Workers Vote 97% for Strike Mandate
Transit workers in Vancouver and Victoria have voted 97% in favor of a strike mandate amid ongoing labour disputes, potentially disrupting services.
B.C. World Cup cost estimates soar over the years
Cost estimates for hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup in B.C. have skyrocketed, with new projections far exceeding initial budgets, raising concerns about financial management.
Vancouver World Cup Games Cost Up to $729 Million
British Columbia officials reveal the cost of hosting FIFA World Cup matches in Vancouver could reach $729 million, sparking debate over economic benefits.
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N.S. food bank hit by repeated break-ins and thefts
The Berwick food bank in Nova Scotia is facing ongoing break-ins and thefts, straining resources and affecting the community it serves.
Saskatchewan Premier Launches CUSMA Advisory Council
Premier Scott Moe establishes a new advisory council to guide Saskatchewan on CUSMA and U.S. tariff issues, with business leaders from key sectors.
Two Major Barrie South-End Roads Closed for Construction
Two major south-end Barrie thoroughfares are closed for construction, causing traffic delays. Drivers are advised to use alternative routes.
Whitehorn Affordable Townhomes Welcome First Residents
A 52-unit non-market housing project in Whitehorn provides affordable homes for low-income Indigenous and newcomer families, with rents 30% below market rate.
North Bay Mayor's Pay Could Jump to $115K Under Motion
A motion before North Bay city council on June 2 seeks to increase the mayor's salary by over $30,000 to $115,000 annually, sparking debate over compensation.
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More Canadians turn to GoFundMe for bills: rising desperation
A growing number of Canadians are relying on online fundraising platforms like GoFundMe to cover basic expenses, highlighting deepening financial struggles.
Two Men Charged After Vehicle Thefts in Windsor
Windsor police have charged two men in connection with a series of vehicle thefts. The suspects face multiple counts following an investigation.
Domestic air travel tops US flights in April
In April, domestic air traffic in Canada reached 2.1 million, outpacing 1.1 million transborder flights to the US. This marks the 15th straight month of declining US travel.
Apple Blossom Festival Starts in Nova Scotia
The 93rd Apple Blossom Festival is underway in Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley, celebrating the region's apple industry with events and blossoms.
Top Amazon Deals This Weekend: Save Up to 70%
Discover the best Amazon deals this weekend, including up to 70% off on air purifiers, skincare, tech gadgets, and more. Shop now before discounts end!
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Londoners React to Canada Entering Technical Recession
Londoners share mixed feelings as Canada enters a technical recession, with concerns over economic uncertainty and rising costs.
Liftoff Aims for $3.7B Valuation in U.S. IPO
Blackstone-backed Liftoff seeks a $3.7 billion valuation in its U.S. IPO, marking a significant move in the tech IPO market amid mixed economic signals.
Saskatchewan Premier Moe Unveils CUSMA Advisory Council
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe announces the formation of a CUSMA advisory council to support trade negotiations and economic growth.
Hundreds of Lambs at Calgary Stampede 4-H Event
Over 300 lambs participated in the 4-H on Parade event at the Calgary Stampede, showcasing youth livestock projects and agricultural education.
Sask. Premier Moe Touts India Trade Deal Benefits Despite Tariffs
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe says a new trade deal with India would benefit the province, even with tariffs in place. He highlighted potential gains for agriculture and energy sectors.
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Building Blaze Causes $700K Damage in Oro-Medonte
A commercial building fire on Highway 11 in Oro-Medonte resulted in $700,000 in damages, excluding merchandise. No injuries reported.
Trump admin seeks 82% North American auto content, half from U.S.
The Trump administration proposes raising North American auto content to 82% with 50% from the U.S., aiming to boost domestic manufacturing and reshape supply chains.
Glace Bay Legion Fined $250 Over Chase the Ace Rule Breaches
A Nova Scotia legion has been fined $250 for violating regulations during a Chase the Ace fundraiser, highlighting strict oversight of gambling events.
Former Toronto deputy chief to lead Sarnia police amid suspension
Mike Federico, former deputy chief of Toronto police, has been appointed to lead the Sarnia Police Service following the suspension of Chief Davis. The appointment aims to restore public trust.
Iran War Wiped Out 1.5 Billion Barrels of Oil
Rory Johnston discusses the Iran war's impact on oil markets, with 1.5 billion barrels lost and a slow recovery ahead for the energy sector.
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Blue Jays' Springer sells Toronto mansion for $6M
George Springer reportedly sold his Lawrence Park home for $6 million amid a tough 2026 season. The four-time All-Star is in the final year of his contract.
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