Kitchener mother faces barrier-free housing obstacles
A Kitchener mother's search for accessible housing meets systemic barriers as Environment Canada warns of approaching snowfall. Read about the challenges facing families with disabilities.
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Ostrich cull at B.C. farm stuns protesters
Federal agents conducted a controversial ostrich cull at a B.C. farm, resulting in dramatic protests and reported gunfire. Witnesses were stunned as birds were loaded into bins.
B.C. chef company fined $10K for undelivered contest prize
A Vancouver private chef company has been ordered to pay $10,000 after failing to deliver a contest prize. Learn about the tribunal ruling and consumer rights in B.C.
Good Samaritan pays for shoppers' purchases in Brandon
A remarkable act of kindness unfolded at a Brandon Winners store when a Good Samaritan paid for multiple shoppers' purchases in a stunning 'pay it forward' gesture that left customers emotional.
McDonald's returning to Ottawa's ByWard Market
McDonald's is making a comeback to Ottawa's historic ByWard Market district with new signage appearing on Dalhousie Street. Discover what this means for the neighborhood.
UPS cargo plane crash in Kentucky kills pilots
Former colleagues pay tribute to the pilots killed in the UPS cargo plane crash in Louisville, Kentucky. The aviation community mourns this tragic loss.
CUPE Alberta fights province's COVID-19 vaccine fee
CUPE Alberta launches digital campaign opposing the provincial government's new COVID-19 vaccine administration fee. Learn how this affects Albertans.
London woman recounts homelessness at housing project opening
A London woman shares her emotional story of nearly becoming homeless as the city opens its first new public housing project in nearly 50 years. Read her powerful journey.
Frenchman discovers buried gold treasure in garden
A Frenchman's life changed forever after he unearthed a fortune in gold bars buried in his garden. Discover the incredible story of this real-life treasure find.
B.C. man sues Apple after iPhone fire causes severe burn
A B.C. resident is suing Apple Canada after his iPhone 13 Pro caught fire while charging, causing severe burns and filling his bedroom with toxic smoke. Learn about lithium-ion battery safety.
Serbia fast-tracks demolition for Trump hotel project
Serbia expedites demolition of army headquarters to clear way for Trump family hotel development. Get the latest details on this controversial project.
Italy squares up to Shein after France's move
Italy joins France in scrutinizing Shein's operations as the fast fashion giant faces growing European regulatory pressure. Learn about the expanding challenges for global retailers.
Enbridge expands Mainline by 400,000 barrels daily
Enbridge reveals major pipeline expansion plans while Canadian Natural Resources outlines massive growth potential, signaling Canada's energy superpower ambitions. Read the latest developments.
B.C. cancels lumber tariff ads, mill closes
B.C. Premier David Eby cancels plan for U.S. anti-tariff ads, securing more federal talks as the forestry crisis deepens with another mill closure. Explore the impact on Canada's softwood lumber industry.
Freighter stuck in Detroit River near Windsor, Ontario
The MV Rt. Hon. Paul J. Martin freighter became stuck in the Detroit River near Windsor, Ontario on November 7, 2025, disrupting maritime traffic. Read the latest updates on this developing situation.
B.C. rents fall nearly 6%, Vancouver at 43-month low
Rents across British Columbia have declined nearly 6% year-over-year, with Vancouver hitting a 43-month low at $2,728 per month. Discover the market trends and what's driving the decrease.
Edmonton Chamber Reveals Economic Strengths & Challenges
Edmonton Chamber of Commerce report highlights city's economic strengths, high household debt, and workforce challenges. Discover the path forward for Alberta's capital.
Yonge Street in Innisfil closes for replacement work
Major traffic disruption expected as part of Yonge Street in Innisfil closes for replacement work starting November 10. Plan alternate routes and expect delays.
Trump Calls for Probe into Foreign Meat Packers
Former President Donald Trump demands investigation into foreign-owned meat packers for allegedly inflating U.S. beef prices. Read the latest developments.
Kitchener mother faces barriers in housing search
Rebecca Dooley's quest for accessible housing in Kitchener for her son Noor meets countless obstacles. Learn about the challenges facing families with disabilities.
Highway 1 Burnaby overnight closure this weekend
Drivers warned of overnight Highway 1 closure through Burnaby this weekend for construction. Plan alternate routes and expect delays.
Calgary's Butterfield Acres Reopens After Bird Flu Closure
Butterfield Acres in Calgary has reopened following temporary closure due to avian influenza outbreak. Learn about the farm's recovery and visitor information.
Guelph store manager wrestles alleged shoplifter
A Guelph store manager confronted an alleged shoplifter in a physical altercation. Police investigation ongoing following the November 7 incident. Read details about the dramatic retail theft attempt.
Saskatoon businesses criticize mayor in new survey
A survey of 700 Saskatoon businesses reveals deep dissatisfaction with municipal leadership and city hall's performance. Discover the key findings and business community concerns.
Trump Denies Inflation Concerns in Press Conference
Former President Trump claims Americans face no affordability issues while deflecting questions about rising prices. Read the full analysis of his economic statements.
U.S. Shutdown Disrupts Air Travel, Affects Canadians
The ongoing U.S. government shutdown has created major air travel disruptions, raising questions about alternative transportation options for Canadian travelers. Learn how this impacts holiday travel plans.
Granville Social Housing to Close in 2026
Vancouver's Luugat social housing building on Granville Street will close by June 2026 following numerous complaints and emergency calls. Residents will be relocated to comparable housing.
Ontario fast-tracks Bill 60, tenant groups furious
Ontario's government is fast-tracking Bill 60, aiming to overhaul eviction rules. Tenant advocates call it an 'abuse of power' that weakens renter rights. Read the full story.
Sebringville petition fights large subdivision plan
Residents of Sebringville, Ontario, have launched a second petition to oppose a large-scale subdivision, citing concerns about community character and infrastructure.
Alberta mulls 120 km/h speed limit on divided highways
Alberta is exploring raising speed limits to 120 km/h on the QEII and other divided highways. Learn about the potential changes and their impact on road safety.
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