Mother's Day weekend in southwestern Ontario will start off mild before temperatures cool down on Sunday, according to Julie Atchison's latest forecast. The region can expect pleasant conditions early in the weekend, but a shift in weather patterns will bring cooler air for Mother's Day itself.
Smash-and-Grab Robberies Lead to Eight Arrests
Halton police have taken eight suspects into custody following a series of 'smash-and-grab' robberies that were captured on video. The incidents occurred across multiple locations, including Waterloo, Guelph, and Brantford, where charges have now been laid.
Leslieville Stink Finally Identified
Toronto officials have identified the source of a persistent foul odor that has plagued the Leslieville neighborhood for weeks. Residents had reported a 'dreadful odour,' and authorities have now provided an explanation, though details remain limited.
Teens Arrested After Climbing Tower Crane
Three teenagers were arrested in Port Moody, British Columbia, after they climbed a tower crane. Police responded to the incident, and the youths were taken into custody without further incident.
Malahat Crash Leaves Driver with Life-Threatening Injuries
A driver sustained life-threatening injuries following a crash on the Malahat highway, according to RCMP. Emergency services responded to the scene, and the cause of the accident is under investigation.
Fort Macleod Man Charged with Sexual Assault
A man from Fort Macleod, Alberta, has been charged with two counts of sexual assault in connection with incidents in Lethbridge. Police have not released further details about the case.
Alberta Unemployment Spikes in April
Alberta's unemployment rate surged in April, surpassing the national average. The increase reflects broader economic challenges facing the province.
Ottawa Couple Credits Dog for Alerting Them to Fire
An Ottawa couple says their dog saved their lives by alerting them to a fire in their home overnight. The quick response allowed them to escape safely.
Canadian Tulip Festival Parking Reminder
Visitors to the Canadian Tulip Festival are reminded to watch parking signs carefully to avoid tickets. The festival continues to draw crowds to Ottawa.
Montreal Weekend Weather
Montreal is preparing for a mainly sunny spring weekend, offering ideal conditions for outdoor activities.
Canadiens Look to Even Series
The Montreal Canadiens aim to even their second-round playoff series against the Buffalo Sabres before the action shifts to Montreal. The team is focused on a strong performance on the road.
McDavid Up for Hart Trophy Again
Edmonton Oilers star Connor McDavid is a finalist for the Hart Trophy for the fourth time, alongside Nathan MacKinnon and Nikita Kucherov. The award recognizes the NHL's most valuable player.
Mothers Push for Runaway Child Bill
Mothers in Ontario are advocating for a 'runaway child' bill after their teens repeatedly left home. They describe the situation as 'every parent's worst nightmare' and are calling for legislative changes.
Colchester County Man Charged with Attempted Murder
A man from Colchester County, Nova Scotia, has been charged with attempted murder, according to RCMP. The investigation is ongoing.
Manitoba Premier Wants Word Ban Lifted
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew is calling for a ban on certain words to be lifted in the provincial legislature, arguing it restricts free speech.
Granite Curling Club Lease Ending
The Granite Curling Club's lease with the city is set to end this summer, raising questions about the club's future location.
Regina German Club Fundraising for Repairs
The Regina German Club is fundraising for major repairs after a roof leak caused significant damage to the facility.
REAL Sale Approved by Regina City Council
Regina city council has approved the sale of REAL to Brandt, sparking discussions about the implications for the community.
Charges Laid in Smash-and-Grab Robberies
Charges have been laid in connection with smash-and-grab robberies in Waterloo, Guelph, and Brantford. Police continue to investigate.
Administrator Appointed to Conestoga College
An administrator has been appointed to Conestoga College following an audit that uncovered 'egregious financial decisions.' The college is working to address the issues.
Saskatoon Social Worker Killed
Saskatoon social worker Dory Cook was killed inside her home, leaving the community in shock. Police are investigating the homicide.
Flooding in Northern Saskatchewan First Nations
Hundreds of residents have been evacuated due to flooding in northern Saskatchewan First Nation communities. Emergency crews are providing assistance.
Sudbury Boil Water Advisory Extended
Sudbury's boil water advisory remains in effect at least until Friday, as officials work to resolve water quality issues.
Former CEO Charged with Fraud in Northern Ontario Gold Mine Case
A former CEO has been charged with fraud in connection with a northern Ontario gold mine. The case involves allegations of financial misconduct.
Amanda Todd Story Sparks Youth Social Media Debate
The story of Amanda Todd, who was cyberbullied and extorted, has become a launch point for a youth social media debate in London, Ontario. Advocates are pushing for better online protections.
Man Dies After Sarnia Crash
A man died after his vehicle crashed into an overpass pillar in Sarnia. Police are investigating the cause of the accident.
Drugs and Weapons Seized in Essa Township
Police seized drugs, brass knuckles, and a knife during a bust in Essa Township. One suspect was arrested.
$350K Win After 15 Years
A lottery winner finally claimed a $350,000 prize after 15 years. The winner said they had forgotten about the ticket.
Five New Family Doctors in Chatham-Kent
Five new family doctors are now practicing in Chatham-Kent, improving access to primary care in the region.
Crime Trends in Canada
Crimes against people rose slightly while other criminal code violations surged. Analysts attribute the increase to various social and economic factors.
B.C. Man Offers Thumbs Up to Passing Vehicles
A British Columbia man who overcame adversity now offers thumbs up to passing vehicles, spreading positivity in his community.
Assault on Manitoba Retail Worker Renews Safety Calls
An assault on a retail worker in Manitoba has renewed calls for greater employee safety measures, particularly for those working alone.
Air Canada Cancellations Cause Travel Delays
Air Canada's latest cancellations could leave some travelers spending 'double the time, even triple' to reach their destinations. Customers are urged to check flight status.
Homemade Bomb at Brazil High School Injures 10
A homemade bomb exploded at a high school in Brazil, lightly injuring 10 teenagers. Authorities are investigating the incident.
White House Hosts Anti-Abortion Activists
The White House hosted anti-abortion activists amid backlash from Trump supporters. The event highlighted ongoing divisions over reproductive rights.
Premier Smith Tells PM Carney Albertans Are Impatient
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith told Prime Minister Mark Carney that Albertans and the energy industry are growing 'impatient' with federal policies.
U.S. Ambassador Cancels Ottawa Appearance
The U.S. ambassador canceled a speaking appearance in Ottawa due to 'important' meetings with White House officials. The reason for the cancellation was not disclosed.
Dutch Princess Margriet Visits Ottawa
Dutch Princess Margriet is visiting her birthplace and attending the tulip festival in Ottawa, celebrating the enduring bond between the Netherlands and Canada.
Telus Results Weighed Down by Uncertainty
Uncertainty in the economy weighed on Telus's results, but the company expressed hope that AI could bring new revenue streams.
Canadian Youth Hit Hard in Job Market
Canadian youth are facing a rapidly changing economy, with analysts noting they are being hit hardest in the job market.
Air India Slashes Flights to Canada
Air India has slashed flights to Canada amid soaring jet fuel prices, reducing connectivity between the two countries.
Being Married May Have Health Benefit
A study suggests that being married may come with an unexpected health benefit, potentially linked to social support and reduced stress.
Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship
What we don't know about the hantavirus outbreak as the cruise ship nears Spanish territory. Three Canadians are isolating at home after exposure.
Broken Social Scene Return
Broken Social Scene return older, wiser, and slightly more broken, with a new album that reflects their evolution.
David Attenborough Turns 100
David Attenborough, the excited but hushed voice of nature programs, turns 100. His legacy in broadcasting and conservation is celebrated worldwide.
AI Actors Not Eligible for Golden Globes
Golden Globes organizers clarified that AI actors are not eligible for awards, addressing recent speculation.
Sharks Star Celebrini Headlines Canada's World Championship Roster
San Jose Sharks star Macklin Celebrini headlines Canada's roster for the world hockey championship, bringing young talent to the international stage.
Canada's Davies Suffers Hamstring Injury
Canada captain Alphonso Davies sustained a hamstring injury weeks before the World Cup, raising concerns about his availability.
Real Madrid's Valverde Injured in Altercation
Real Madrid's Federico Valverde suffered a head injury in an alleged altercation with teammate Aurélien Tchouaméni. The club is investigating.
Musée d'Orsay Opens Gallery for Unclaimed Nazi-Looted Art
The Musée d'Orsay opened a gallery dedicated to still-unclaimed works stolen by Nazis during WWII, aiming to return them to rightful owners.
Florists Get Creative for Mother's Day
Florists are getting creative with bouquets this Mother's Day as costs climb, offering unique arrangements to meet demand.
Hantavirus Cruise Ship Part of Antarctic Tourism Boom
The hantavirus-affected cruise ship is part of an Antarctic tourism boom that some want better regulated to prevent health and safety risks.
Hikers Killed by Volcano Eruption in Indonesia
At least three hikers were killed by a volcano eruption on an Indonesian island. Rescue teams are searching for others.
Bear Attack Kills Hiker in Glacier National Park
A bear attack likely killed a hiker in Glacier National Park for the first time in decades. Officials are urging caution in bear country.
Ghostly Icebergs Bring Joy to Newfoundland
A parade of ghostly icebergs brings joy and wonder to Newfoundland and Labrador, attracting tourists and photographers.
Cybersecurity Incident Impacts Canadian Universities
A 'cybersecurity incident' impacted universities across Canada, disrupting online systems and prompting investigations.
Spiral Galaxy's Heart Shines in New Webb Image
A spiral galaxy's brilliant heart shines bright in a new picture from NASA's Webb telescope, revealing stunning details of the cosmos.
Canvas System Back Online After Cyberattack
The Canvas learning management system used by thousands of schools is back online after a cyberattack disrupted studies. Service has been restored.
