Vancouver lottery winner to buy condo with prize
Vancouver's Steven Lyon wins big in the lottery and shares his plans for the windfall, including a new condo and a celebratory dinner. Discover his story.
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Pedestrian Seriously Injured in Riverdale Vehicle Incident
A woman in her 50s was struck by a vehicle in Toronto's Riverdale neighbourhood, suffering serious injuries. The incident occurred on December 3, 2025. Read for details and community safety context.
Orezone Hits High-Grade Gold at Bomboré P17 Zone
Orezone Gold announces strong confirmatory drill results, including 5.55 g/t gold over 15m, at the P17 Zone of its Bomboré mine. The zone is set to be a primary feed source for the new hard rock plant, with commissioning underway and first gold imminent.
Fake speeding ticket texts cause confusion in Windsor
Windsor residents are receiving fraudulent text messages demanding payment for automated speeding tickets. City officials confirm it's a scam and urge the public not to click any links.
Fake puppy listings, gift exchanges top B.C. holiday scams
British Columbians warned of prevalent holiday season scams, including fake online puppy sales and fraudulent gift exchanges. Learn how to protect yourself.
Algoma Steel CEO says governments knew of layoff plans
Algoma Steel's CEO reveals both federal and provincial governments were aware of impending layoffs before approving a $500 million taxpayer loan. Details on the Sault Ste. Marie job cuts.
Ambassador Bridge tolls increasing to $14 CDN in 2026
The Ambassador Bridge tolls are rising again on Jan. 1, 2026, with passenger vehicle costs hitting $14 CDN. Get the details on all new rates and the looming competition from the Gordie Howe Bridge.
Feds eye airport privatization, airline competition reforms
The federal government is exploring full privatization of Canada's airports and opening the airline industry to competition to lower costs and improve service for travellers.
N.S. Premier to Meet Massachusetts Governor on Trade
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston is set to meet with Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey to discuss enhancing trade and energy cooperation between the regions. Learn more about the key topics on the agenda.
Crown Royal bottling plant workers ratify closure deal
Employees at the Crown Royal whisky bottling facility in southwestern Ontario have approved a closure agreement. Get the details on the deal and its impact.
100-Year-Old Christmas Tree Farmer Still Working
Pud Johnson, 100, continues to operate his Ottawa-area Christmas tree farm after more than 70 years. Discover his inspiring story of passion and perseverance.
Northbound Dougall Ave Closed After Crash in Windsor
A multi-vehicle collision has shut down northbound Dougall Avenue in Windsor. Police are on the scene investigating. Avoid the area and seek alternate routes.
Brookfield to Cease Operating Peru Toll Roads Wednesday
Brookfield Asset Management will stop operating key Lima highways after courts suspended toll collection. The city of Lima is set to take over, ending a major Latin American infrastructure dispute.
Delta Air Lines lost $200M in U.S. shutdown
The longest U.S. government shutdown cost Delta Air Lines an estimated $200 million in revenue. The airline cites reduced travel demand from federal employees and contractors.
BC Hydro sues family over blocked transmission line work
BC Hydro is taking legal action against a Vancouver family to proceed with a major transmission line project. The utility seeks court intervention to resolve the impasse.
Laurentian Bank sells $1.9B portfolio in strategic split
Laurentian Bank CEO Éric Provost details the strategic $1.9 billion asset sale to National Bank and Fairstone Bank, marking a significant shift for the Canadian financial institution. Learn the details and implications.
Governments defend Algoma Steel loan after layoffs
Federal and Ontario governments face scrutiny for a $420 million loan to Algoma Steel, approved despite prior knowledge of impending layoffs. Details on the defense and economic context.
Early retirement info sent to 70,000 public servants
The federal government is distributing early retirement information to approximately 70,000 public servants. This move signals a significant workforce transition. Read the details and potential impacts.
Ottawa Approves New Tallest Building at 50 Storeys
Ottawa's planning committee has approved a new 50-storey tower by Claridge Homes, set to become the city's tallest building. The project will add 503 housing units near Little Italy and Dow's Lake Station.
Quebec cutting 5,000 government jobs, ordering office return
The Quebec government announces major workforce reductions and a hybrid work mandate. Learn the details and implications of this significant public sector shift.
Richmond apartment fire displaces 18 households
A Tuesday night fire in a Steveston apartment building has displaced residents from 18 suites. Richmond Fire-Rescue reports no injuries. Read the latest details on the incident.
London Home Sales Flatline in November, Buyers Wait
Home sales in the London region showed no growth in November 2025, with the local real estate association citing hesitant buyers. Key market data and expert insights inside.
N.B. man dies after head-on crash outside Campbellton
A New Brunswick man has died following a serious head-on collision near Campbellton. The fatal crash occurred on December 3, 2025. Get the latest details on this tragic incident.
Glencore Seeks Equal Share in Chile Copper Mine Deal
Glencore's CEO insists the company won't be a 'junior partner' if its Collahuasi mine merges with Anglo American's new Teck asset in Chile. Discover the high-stakes copper deal.
Iran's currency falls to new low amid nuclear sanctions
Iran's rial plunges to a record low as nuclear sanctions cripple its economy. Analysis of the impact on citizens and the global economic landscape.
U.S. crude, fuel inventories rose last week: EIA
The U.S. Energy Information Administration reported a rise in crude oil and fuel stockpiles for the previous week. Get the latest data on energy inventories and market implications.
Negotiations Begin for Old Royal Alberta Museum Site
The Alberta government is negotiating with a top-ranked proponent to redevelop the former Royal Alberta Museum site in Edmonton's Glenora, following a reversal of demolition plans.
GTA home sales down 16%, prices fall in November
Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area fell nearly 16% in November 2025 compared to last year, with the average price down 6.4%. Experts say renewed consumer confidence is key to recovery.
UPS safety questioned after fatal 2025 plane crash
A lawyer alleges UPS put profits before safety, leading to a crash that killed 14 in Louisville. Get the latest on the investigation and allegations.
Deadly B.C. Crash: Police Seek Dash-Cam Footage
Mounties are asking the public for dash-cam video following a deadly collision on Highway 16 near Prince George. Get the latest details on the investigation.
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