Free Entry to Sask. Parks for National Trails Day
Saskatchewan parks offer free admission on National Trails Day, June 6, 2026, encouraging outdoor exploration and trail use across the province.
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Metro Strike in Laval to Weigh on Grocer's Bottom Line
A strike at Metro's Laval distribution centre is expected to hurt the company's earnings. The labour disruption affects supply chain operations in Quebec.
Downtown Edmonton Turns a Corner: Now the Hard Part
Despite public perception, billions in investments are reshaping downtown Edmonton. Nearly $4.7 billion in projects signal sustained confidence, but challenges remain.
Quick Home Flips Can Lead to CRA Challenge of PRE
CRA disallowed a Vancouver condo seller's principal residence exemption, assessing $457,000 as business income. New anti-flipping rules and pre-2023 flips face scrutiny.
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HST Rebate Fails to Thaw Toronto's Frozen Condo Market
Ontario's HST rebate boosted new home sales in Toronto, but condo sales remain 88% below historical norms, with weak investor demand and high inventory.
N.S. Mandates Criminal Record Checks for Bar Security
New Nova Scotia government regulations require criminal record checks for all bar security staff, aiming to enhance public safety in licensed establishments.
CHEO Foundation ex-employee misdirected fundraising money
The CHEO Foundation reports a former employee misdirected funds from fundraising events. An internal review is underway to determine the extent of the financial irregularities.
Niagara Police Recover $5M in Stolen Vehicles, Bust Ring
Niagara Regional Police have recovered over $5 million in stolen vehicles and arrested nine suspects in Project Jack Links, targeting organized auto theft networks in Southern Ontario.
Canada Turns to Europe for Aluminum Amid Iran War
Canada shifts aluminum imports from the US to Europe as the Iran war drives prices higher. The move aims to stabilize supply amid global disruptions.
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Independent Bookstores Thrive Despite Decline Beliefs
Independent bookstores are multiplying across North America, countering the common perception that they are dying out. Owners cite community support and unique experiences as key to their success.
Anker Prime 100W Charger 33% Off: Compact & Fast
The Anker Prime 100W 3-port charger is 33% off at Amazon. Compact, powerful, and faster charging for MacBook, phone, and more. Grab it now!
Windsor Police Seek Suspects in Property Damage Cases
Windsor police are investigating separate property damage incidents and seeking multiple suspects. Authorities urge public to provide tips.
Gift Card Scam Alert in Barrie: Police Warn Residents
Barrie police warn of a new gift card scam circulating in the community, urging residents to verify gift cards before purchase and report suspicious activity.
Denare Beach Women Use Wildfire Debris for Art Recovery
Two Denare Beach women transform wildfire debris into art, sharing stories of loss, healing, and resilience. Their work highlights community recovery.
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RCMP Seek Fleet Vehicle in Highway 2A Hit-and-Run
RCMP are trying to identify a fleet vehicle involved in a hit-and-run on Highway 2A south of Millet, Alberta, that left a motorcyclist injured on May 26.
Steam Cleaner Kit 30% Off – Deep Clean Your Home
This portable steam cleaner kit is 30% off for Prime Members. With 16 accessories, it blasts grease, grout, and dirt without chemicals. Perfect for tile, car detailing, and kitchen messes.
Plane Emergency Landing Near Saskatoon Due to Fuel Shortage
A plane made an emergency landing near Saskatoon after running out of fuel. No injuries were reported. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Halifax Stadium Proposal Fails to Gain Traction: Developer
A proposed stadium and entertainment district in Halifax has failed to gain traction, according to the developer, casting uncertainty on the project's future.
John Risley's CFFI heads to court sale amid $1.4B debt
John Risley's CFFI Ventures Inc. prepares for a court-supervised sales process after creditor opposition derailed its restructuring plan, amid a $1.4-billion debt dispute.
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Canadians Cut Summer Spending; Gen Z Plans to Splurge
A TD survey reveals 35% of Canadians plan to spend less this summer due to cost pressures, while 24% of Gen Z intend to increase travel spending, driven by social pressure.
eXp World Holdings at D.A. Davidson Conference June 11
eXp World Holdings management will hold investor meetings at the D.A. Davidson Technology & Consumer Conference on June 11, 2026, in Nashville, Tennessee.
Canadians to Cut Summer Spending, Survey Reveals
A new survey indicates Canadians plan to reduce summer spending amid economic uncertainty, with many prioritizing savings over travel and leisure activities.
Costco Recalls Zwilling Kettle Over Scalding Risk
Costco Canada recalls Zwilling Enfinigy Electric Kettle Pro 1.5L due to handles that may loosen or break, posing scalding risks. 21 incidents reported in Canada.
German Utility to Buy 1M Tonnes LNG from Ksi Lisims
A German utility has signed an agreement to purchase one million tonnes of liquefied natural gas per year from the Ksi Lisims LNG project in British Columbia.
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Beer Byproduct Upcycled into High-Value Ingredients
Protein Industries Canada partners with Terra Bioindustries and Great Western Brewing to upcycle brewers spent grain into high-value, low-carbon food ingredients.
Uber President Calls on Ottawa to Speed Up Policy Work
Uber's president Andrew Macdonald urged the federal government to fast-track policy and program work during a speech at Toronto Tech Week.
Airbus Plans Helicopter Production in Canada for Global Exports
Airbus SE is considering building helicopters in Canada for global export if it wins upcoming government contracts, leveraging Canada's defence spending increase and industrial strategy.
Quebec Doctors Add 500,000 Patients
Quebec family doctors have registered 500,000 new patients, FMOQ president Dr. Marc-André Amyot announced, highlighting progress in access to primary care.
S&P/TSX dips as oil prices fall; US markets mixed
Canada's main stock index fell on Wednesday as oil prices declined, while U.S. markets showed mixed results. The TSX dropped amid energy sector losses.
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Hodgson to Announce Major Energy Export Plan in Vancouver
Minister Tim Hodgson will make a significant international energy export announcement in Vancouver, highlighting Canada's role in global energy markets.
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