Novice Ontario Driver Charged with Impaired Driving After Crash
A novice driver in Ontario faces impaired driving charges after a collision at a traffic light. Police responded to the scene and the driver was arrested.
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Vancouver Police Warn Against Drinking and Driving During Graduation
Vancouver police issue a warning about drinking and driving during graduation season, urging safety and responsibility among celebrants.
Sudbury Police Warn of Landscaping and Paving Scams
Greater Sudbury police caution residents to be vigilant when hiring contractors for outdoor work, as landscaping and paving scams increase. Tips to avoid fraud included.
Lawyer Banned from Real Estate Law After Misconduct
A New Westminster lawyer has agreed to stop practising real estate law following misconduct findings, the Law Society of BC announced.
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Jewelry Boxes Stolen in Puslinch Daytime Break-In, OPP Says
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a daytime break-in at a Puslinch home where jewelry boxes were stolen. Multiple suspect images have been released.
High-Carbon Chef Knife at 50% Off: Limited Amazon Deal
Grab this ultra-sharp 8-inch chef knife for 50% off at Amazon. Japanese high-carbon steel, ergonomic handle, and rave reviews. Limited time coupon required.
Telus to charge $15 for new SIM cards as switching fee ban starts
Telus will impose a $15 fee for new SIM cards starting June 9, 2026, following a ban on switching fees. The move affects customers activating new devices or changing carriers.
Most Ottawa Residents Concerned About Finances: Poll
A new United Way poll reveals that the majority of Ottawa residents are concerned about their financial situation, highlighting economic pressures in the capital.
Air Canada Pilot Grounded for Flying Without Proper Licence
Peel Police charge a former Air Canada captain for allegedly flying hundreds of flights without the required airline transport pilot licence, sparking calls for new regulations.
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OC Transpo Launches Daily Fare Capping for Presto Cards
OC Transpo has introduced daily fare capping for Presto card users, ensuring riders never pay more than the daily pass cost. The new system automatically caps fares.
Windsor-Kingsville Cuts Development Charges for Funding
Windsor and Kingsville halve development charges to attract growth and secure provincial infrastructure funding, aiming to spur housing construction.
UK Reviews Palantir NHS Contract Under Break Clause Pressure
The UK government is reviewing Palantir's NHS contract amid pressure to use a break clause, citing concerns over data privacy and cost.
Calgary Councillor Proposes $6M for Traffic Safety
A Calgary councillor has proposed a $6 million investment for traffic safety improvements as collision rates rise, aiming to reduce accidents and enhance road safety across the city.
What House Cleaners Notice First About Your Home
Professional house cleaners reveal what they immediately notice when entering a home, from clutter to smells, and why it's not about judgment.
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Quebecers Turn Cars into Income as Summer Travel Demand Rises
Turo reports a surge in Quebecers listing vehicles for summer rentals, with bookings up 28% for Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day, offering extra income.
June 9 Is Tax Freedom Day in Canada
June 9 symbolizes Tax Freedom Day in Canada, the date when the average Canadian has earned enough to pay their yearly taxes. David Rotfleisch, Taxpage.com founder, explains.
Calgary Sinkhole After Water Main Break
A massive sinkhole opened on Coach Hill Road S.W. in Calgary due to a water main break, causing significant disruption and concern among residents.
Waterloo Issues 350+ Fines for Snow Clearing Violations
The City of Waterloo has issued over 350 fines for snow clearing infractions, emphasizing enforcement of bylaws to ensure pedestrian safety.
Rising Costs Challenge Nova Scotia Restaurants
High operating costs force Nova Scotia restaurants to close or change menus, even as tourism grows. Industry calls for support.
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Winnipeg Man Thwarts Catalytic Converter Thief Days After New Vehicle
A Winnipeg man stopped a catalytic converter theft just days after buying his new vehicle, highlighting ongoing concerns over these crimes in the city.
Two Impaired Charges in Five Minutes: OPP
Ontario Provincial Police laid two impaired driving charges within five minutes in one town, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts against impaired driving.
Hidden Housing Bottleneck: Sewer Systems Limit Development
Canada faces a hidden housing bottleneck as aging water and sewer systems hinder development. Plus: bond market warnings, UK rules for Google AI, and jobs report analysis.
Two Women Charged in Etobicoke Distraction Robbery
Two Toronto women face charges after a distraction theft and robbery in Etobicoke. Police warn public to stay vigilant as similar incidents rise.
Regina Police Probe Fraud Over $1K in Stolen Merchandise
Regina police are investigating a fraud case that resulted in more than $1,000 worth of stolen merchandise. Crime Stoppers seeks public help to identify a person of interest.
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Maritimers Alarmed by Surveillance Pricing Practices
Maritimers react with concern to surveillance pricing practices, where companies use personal data to set prices. Experts warn of privacy erosion and unfair costs.
More People Living Out of Carpool Lots, CTV Finds
Multiple trailers and RVs have been spotted parked in short-term lots along Highway 401, indicating a growing trend of people living out of carpool lots.
Cape Breton Man Charged in NSLC Robbery
A 20-year-old man has been charged in connection with a robbery at an NSLC store in Cape Breton, police report. The incident occurred earlier this week.
CMHC Mid-Year Rental Market Update Coming June 9
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation will release its mid-year Rental Market Update on June 9, covering seven major CMAs including Vancouver, Toronto, and Montreal.
Four Drivers in Windsor Face Impaired Driving Charges
Four drivers in Windsor and Amherstburg are facing impaired driving charges, as reported by Windsor News. The charges highlight ongoing efforts to combat impaired driving in the region.
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BMO: U.S. Dollar Best Bet in High-Rate Global Regime
BMO Capital Markets says the U.S. dollar is the best bet for FX traders as higher rates and inflation persist, with a dollar gauge up 2% since U.S.-Iran conflict began.
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