Burnaby Massage Therapist Disciplined for Billing Violations
A Burnaby massage therapist faced disciplinary action for violations in billing, marketing, and record-keeping, highlighting regulatory oversight in British Columbia.
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Fuel Truck Rollover Affects Billy Bishop Airport
A fuel truck rollover at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport caused moderate operational impacts. No injuries reported, but flights faced delays.
3 Changes for a More Meaningful Life Without Throwing Your Phone
Disconnecting from smartphones and social media can help you connect with what matters. Learn three simple changes to enrich your life without giving up your device.
Bargain hunters flock to South Walkerville yard sale
From pet strollers to vintage finds, locals flocked to the South Walkerville Neighbourhood Yard Sale Saturday in search of a deal, with items like a $1,200 couch at 75% off and a $5 guitar amp.
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Arrest in Brampton parking lot shooting
Peel Police have arrested a suspect in connection with a shooting in an underground parking lot in Brampton. The incident left one person injured.
Four Charged in Orillia Drug Trafficking Investigation
Ontario Provincial Police have charged four individuals and seized a large quantity of drug paraphernalia following a trafficking investigation in Orillia.
Novice Driver Caught at 160 km/h in Lambton County
Lambton County OPP stopped a novice driver for allegedly travelling 160 km/h in a posted 110 km/h zone in May 2026. The driver faces charges.
Halifax Seed Celebrates 160 Years in Business
Halifax Seed celebrates its 160th anniversary as Canada's oldest continually operating, family-run seed business, marking a milestone in Canadian agricultural history.
Victoire Walter Cup Celebration Lights Up Downtown Montreal
Montreal Victoire celebrated their Walter Cup victory with a parade and rally in downtown Montreal on May 30, 2026, drawing thousands of fans.
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Lambton OPP Investigate $1,700 Credit Card Fraud
Lambton OPP are searching for a suspect who stole a credit card and made $1,700 in unauthorized purchases on May 16, 2026. Authorities urge public assistance.
Fatal Highway 410 Crash Near Derry Road Under OPP Investigation
A 48-year-old Brampton man died in an overnight crash on Highway 410 near Derry Road in Mississauga. OPP is investigating the incident.
Trump Appeals Tariff Refund Ruling
The Trump administration plans to appeal a court order allowing all importers who paid struck-down tariffs to seek refunds, potentially costing billions.
Timmins needs 3,700 mining jobs by 2029; college launches program
Collège Boréal launches a new construction engineering technician program in Timmins to address a projected 3,700 mining-related job openings by 2029.
Pedestrian Seriously Injured in Scarborough Collision (30.05.2026)
A pedestrian was seriously injured after being struck by a vehicle in Scarborough late Friday night. Police are investigating the incident near a Krispy Kreme location.
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Man dead, child airlifted after crash near Smiths Falls
A 48-year-old man is dead and a child was airlifted to hospital following a collision near Smiths Falls. OPP are investigating.
Strait of Hormuz Ship Crossings Rise with US Help
Shipowners grow optimistic as more vessels traverse the Strait of Hormuz with US guidance, signaling potential reopening of key waterway.
OPP Issues Safety Reminders After 6 Motorcyclist Deaths
Ontario Provincial Police report 6 motorcyclist fatalities this season, urging safety ahead of a sunny weekend. Tips for riders and drivers emphasized.
Retail thefts across region may be linked, police say
Waterloo Regional Police investigate a series of retail thefts across the region, believing they may be connected. Suspects are sought.
Brampton Man Dies in Highway 410 Crash in Mississauga
A 48-year-old Brampton man died after a single-vehicle crash on Highway 410 in Mississauga early Saturday morning. OPP are investigating.
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Campaign for Low-Income Transit Passes in Metro Vancouver
As fares rise July 1, advocates push for income-based transit discounts, citing successes in Toronto and Calgary. Movement: Metro Vancouver Transit Riders calls for inclusive passes.
Brian Minter: Creative Container Gardening Ideas
Explore unique container gardening techniques using tropical plants like Rex begonias, caladiums, and mandevillas, inspired by Chicago display gardens.
Steelworkers Ratify 5-Year Deal with Vale
USW Local 6500 members voted nearly 88% turnout and over 75% in favor of a new five-year agreement with Vale, averting a labour disruption in Sudbury and Port Colborne.
Ukraine Keeps Assault on Russian Oil Sites as Kyiv Braces for More Attacks
Ukraine maintains pressure on Russian oil facilities, targeting refineries and terminals in the Tuapse region, as both sides prepare for intensified military actions.
Illegal Transport Crash in North Bay, OPP Says
Ontario Provincial Police report a transport truck ran a red light and caused a collision at Highway 11 and Airport Road in North Bay on May 28. No injuries were reported.
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Windsor Man Jailed for Car Thefts in International Ring
Johnny Chan was sentenced to 600 days for stealing 10 high-end vehicles as part of a multi-million-dollar auto theft ring dismantled by Project Fairfield.
Chicken Prices to Soar This Summer as Wholesale Costs Spike
Wholesale chicken prices are surging in Canada despite record imports, signaling higher retail costs this summer. Learn why supply management is failing.
WestJet: French Staff Must Know English
WestJet now mandates English proficiency for French-speaking employees, sparking debate over language policies in Quebec and workplace inclusivity.
Developers Hide True Home Values in Stagnant Market
Developers in Metro Vancouver use tactics like fake scarcity and private sales to hide unsold condos and price drops, keeping buyers in the dark.
Summer Self-Care, North York Shooting, and Top News
A roundup of today's top stories: summer health tips, a fatal shooting in North York, developmental vulnerabilities in kindergartners, and more.
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A roundup of top stories including a North York shooting, FIFA World Cup costs, wildfires, and entertainment news from across Canada.
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