Stony Plain Road businesses use music to counter construction disruption
Businesses along Stony Plain Road in Edmonton are hosting live music events to attract customers and offset the negative impact of ongoing road construction on sales.
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11-year-old's bin cleaning business booming in York Region
Ashton Meyer, 11, from York Region, launched a door-to-door bin cleaning service that has rapidly expanded, attracting numerous customers and media attention.
N.B. homeowner warns after contractor takes payment, leaves deck unfinished
A New Brunswick homeowner urges caution after a contractor accepted payment for a deck project but never completed the work, as a new survey finds many Maritimers have faced similar issues.
Falling B.C. Rents Give Renters Leverage, Affordability Challenges Remain
Falling rents in B.C. give renters more options, but advocates warn affordability challenges persist amid high costs and limited supply.
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B.C. Middle Class Needs Mortgages, Not Condo Buyout
A $1.5B federal-provincial plan to buy 2,200 unsold condos in B.C. is criticized as a developer bailout. The Urban Development Institute argues for structural reforms to help middle-income homebuyers instead.
36 Affordable Senior Housing Units Planned at Sudbury's Pioneer Manor
Greater Sudbury plans to convert vacant space at Pioneer Manor into 36 affordable seniors housing units at a cost of $16 million, addressing a critical need for senior housing.
Middlefield Foundation Donates $300K to YMCA Barrie
The Middlefield Charitable Foundation has donated $300,000 to the YMCA of Barrie, supporting community programs and services for local families.
WestJet flight attendants start strike mandate voting
WestJet flight attendants started voting on a strike mandate Wednesday, with a day of action planned if no deal is reached, according to the union.
Mount Pleasant Affordable Housing Opens July 8, 2026
Calgary's Mount Pleasant affordable housing development, the first project by Calgary Housing, opens to residents on July 8, 2026, providing new homes for low-income families.
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Canadian Employers Plan to Hire in Late 2026, Struggle to Fill Jobs
Three-quarters of Canadian hiring managers feel positive about hiring in late 2026, yet 32% have unfilled positions, up from 29% in fall 2025, according to a new Express Employment Professionals-Harris Poll survey.
New Data Shows Big Investors Not Dominating B.C. Rental Market
New Statistics Canada data reveals that large institutional investors do not dominate B.C.'s rental market, with small-scale landlords owning the majority of rental homes.
World Cup Airbnb projections fall short for Toronto hosts
Two Airbnb hosts in Toronto report that World Cup bookings fell far short of expectations, with one host lowering prices to $300/night and another seeing no inquiries for his $1,200/night listing.
Poker Run Raises Funds for Cosmopolitan Learning Centre
The first Poker Run fundraiser for the Cosmopolitan Learning Centre in Regina took place on July 4, 2026, drawing community support. The event raised funds for educational programs.
Canada invests $9M to help southern Alberta tariff-hit businesses
Six southern Alberta projects receive $9 million in federal funding through the Regional Tariff Response Initiative to boost competitiveness against US tariffs.
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Windsor's D. Pearl and Sons Produce closes after 90 years
After 90 years in the produce supply business, D. Pearl and Sons Produce in Windsor closed on June 30, 2026, as owners Ben and Genevieve Pearl retired.
Free KDays Tickets with Special Purchases in Edmonton 2026
Edmonton-area businesses offer two free KDays tickets with purchase of special-themed items in 2026, featuring 55 products from local eateries like Wildroots Bistro, Jack's Burger Shack, and Drizzle Ice Cream.
Minister Olszewski to announce federal support for southern Alberta businesses
Minister Eleanor Olszewski will announce federal funding to help southern Alberta businesses modernize and adapt to new trade realities on July 3, 2026 in Lethbridge.
How a $70 Mini Shop Vac Transformed My Patio
A compact 2.5-gallon wet/dry shop vacuum from Armor All made outdoor cleanup so effortless that a neglected patio became a daily living space for cocktails and lunch.
Trump Debuts New Air Force One: Qatari Gift with Luxurious Interior
President Trump took his first flight on a new Air Force One, a retrofitted Boeing 747-800 gifted by Qatar, featuring a navy-blue belly, red and gold stripes, and luxury amenities.
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Ontario small business tax cut begins July 1, 2026
Ontario's small business income tax rate drops from 3.2% to 2.2% on Canada Day, saving firms up to $5,000 yearly, but a dividend tax credit reduction in 2027 may offset benefits.
Winnipeg Hotel Developer Seeks Skywalk Funding Amid Construction
The company building a new downtown Winnipeg hotel is seeking financial support to connect the property to the city's existing skywalk network, a move aimed at enhancing pedestrian access and boosting local business.
Microsoft Office 2024 Pro Plus Lifetime License Deal
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Cushionaire Jelly Flats Still at Prime Day Price: 40% Off
Cushionaire's breathable jelly flats remain at their Prime Day price of $37.98+, nearly 40% off the original $59.99. These waterproof slip-ons offer comfort, support, and nostalgic style.
Summer Jobs Still Available for Students: Expert Advice
Despite high youth unemployment at 13.4%, experts say summer jobs are still available for students. Timothy Lang of YES and government programs offer tips for late job seekers.
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N.S. mechanic gets flood of donations after garage fire
A Kentville mechanic's garage burned down, but overwhelming community support has poured in with donations to help him rebuild.
Diane Shoes Windsor Closure After 135 Years
Diane Shoes, Windsor's oldest family-run shoe store, may close after 135 years as owner Carl Weingarden puts building up for sale, citing online shopping and recession.
New seniors housing project opens in Saskatoon
A new seniors housing project has officially opened in Saskatoon, providing much-needed affordable housing for older adults in the community.
Calgary Housing Breaks Ground on Largest Affordable Project
Calgary Housing broke ground on its largest development in Southview, creating 250 non-market homes for up to 650 residents in the first phase, with a total investment of $104 million.
Navy Association Says City of Woodstock at Fault for Pond Frustrations
The Oxford County Navy Association blames the City of Woodstock for ongoing issues with a pond near their facility, citing neglect and safety hazards.
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Only 3% to 8% of stock recommendations are 'sell.' Before you sell a winner, a stock that missed estimates, or during a market dip, consider these reasons to hold.
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