U.S. shutdown could bring air travel to 'trickle'
U.S. Transportation Secretary warns air travel may slow to a trickle as government shutdown impacts aviation industry. Critical safety operations at risk.
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U.S. air travel may slow to trickle in shutdown
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warns U.S. air travel could dramatically slow as government shutdown impacts aviation industry. Learn how this affects travelers.
Freeland Taps Canadian Businesses to Rebuild Ukraine
Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland is mobilizing Canadian companies to participate in Ukraine's reconstruction efforts. Learn how Canada's private sector can contribute to rebuilding war-torn infrastructure.
Grounded Canadian freighter freed from Detroit River
The 24,000-tonne bulk carrier Rt. Hon. Paul J. Martin was successfully refloated after running aground in the Detroit River. No damage or injuries were reported in the binational rescue effort.
32 Unique Etsy Stocking Stuffers for Canadian Holidays
Discover 32 creative Etsy stocking stuffer ideas from Canadian small businesses. Perfect gifts for family, pets, and everyone on your holiday shopping list. Shop unique!
28 Amazon Products Solving Canadian Daily Problems
Discover 28 life-changing Amazon products that Canadians are raving about. From home cleaning solutions to personal care essentials, these items deliver real results for everyday challenges.
Toronto Transit Chaos Raises FIFA World Cup Concerns
Chaotic transit scenes following World Series Game 7 in Toronto have raised serious concerns about the city's preparedness for the upcoming FIFA World Cup. Read more about the challenges ahead.
Ottawa revives Victory homes to boost housing supply
Ottawa introduces 21st century Victory-style homes to increase housing supply. Learn how this innovative approach addresses Canada's housing shortage.
Massive U.S. Flight Cancellations Due to Government Shutdown
Over 2,500 U.S. flights canceled during weekend travel chaos as government shutdown disrupts air travel operations. Stay informed about travel impacts.
Motorcyclist seriously injured in Scarborough crash
A motorcyclist sustained serious injuries after colliding with a car in Scarborough. Toronto police are investigating the incident that occurred on November 8, 2025.
How U.S. Flight Cancellations Affect Canadian Travellers
Canadian travellers face disruptions as U.S. flight cancellations create ripple effects across border. Learn how to protect your travel plans and rights.
Peloton Recalls 45,000 Bikes in Canada for Seat Issue
Peloton issues a major recall for 44,800 exercise bikes in Canada due to a faulty seat post that can break mid-ride, posing a fall risk. Stop using the bike and contact Peloton for a free repair.
Sask. NDP raises alarm on foreign farmland buys
Saskatchewan's NDP expresses concern over foreign acquisitions of farmland, prompting the provincial agriculture minister to demand proof of illegal purchases. Explore the implications for Canada's agricultural sector.
3 hospitalized in 2-vehicle crash near Cochrane
Three people were hospitalized following a serious two-vehicle collision near Cochrane that forced road closures. Emergency services responded to the scene on November 8, 2025.
McDonald's returning to Ottawa's ByWard Market
McDonald's is preparing to reopen in Ottawa's ByWard Market, just blocks from the infamous 99 Rideau location known for viral raccoon video and late-night brawls.
WorkSafeBC probes fatal Coquitlam workplace incident
WorkSafeBC launches investigation into fatal workplace accident in Coquitlam. Authorities examining circumstances surrounding tragic incident that claimed one life.
U.S. Flight Cancellations Top 1,000 Amid Shutdown
Over 1,000 U.S. flights canceled as FAA reduces traffic due to the government shutdown. Air traffic controllers work without pay, raising concerns for Thanksgiving travel and the economy.
Serious collision closes road in Norwich, OPP on scene
A serious two-vehicle collision has closed a road in Norwich, with Ontario Provincial Police currently investigating the incident. Stay informed with the latest updates.
Orillia brothers receive keys to refurbished home after fire
After months of community support, Orillia brothers receive keys to their fully refurbished home following tragic March fire. Read their inspiring story of recovery.
Canadian Freighter Freed After Detroit River Grounding
The Canadian freighter Rt. Hon. Paul J. Martin has been successfully refloated after running aground in the Detroit River. Get the latest details on the maritime incident.
10 Overlooked Down Payment Sources in Canada
Discover 10 creative ways Canadians can fund their first home down payment, from government programs to hidden financial strategies. Start your home ownership journey today!
Cape Breton residents demand Route 4 speeding solutions
Cape Breton residents unite at a community meeting to address dangerous speeding on Route 4. Discover the local concerns and the push for immediate safety improvements.
OPP: Driver nearly kills officer at fatal crash scene
Ontario Provincial Police issue urgent warning after vehicle drives through fatal collision scene on Highway 401, nearly killing an officer. Respect road closures.
Toronto's 'Nightmare' Rezoning Plan Returns
Toronto City Hall's plan to allow bars and pot shops in residential neighbourhoods is back, facing fierce opposition from residents who call it a recurring 'nightmare'.
Edmonton Housing Market Enters Cooling Phase
Edmonton's housing market shifts towards balance as average prices slip and listings climb in late 2025, offering more choice for buyers and steady opportunities for sellers.
1957 Vancouver Mid-Century Modern Home for Sale
A stunning 1957 mid-century modern home in Vancouver, designed by Thompson Berwick and Pratt, hits the market. Featuring a sunken living room and original tiki bar, this architectural treasure is priced at $4.95 million.
Edmonton home prices fall, but first-time buyers struggle
Edmonton's average home price fell to $417,000 in September, but mortgage expert Penelope Graham says modest improvements aren't enough for first-time buyers to afford single-family homes.
B.C. ostrich farm culls 300 birds after court ruling
A family-run ostrich farm in B.C.'s Interior faces devastation after the Supreme Court declined its appeal, forcing the cull of over 300 birds. Read their emotional story.
Richmond & York Street lane reductions begin Monday
London drivers face traffic delays as Richmond and York Street intersection undergoes lane reductions starting November 10. Plan your commute accordingly.
Alberta weighs 120 km/h speed limit on highways
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith supports raising speed limits to 120 km/h on divided highways. Public survey open until Dec 12. Learn more about the proposed changes.
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