Politics
Hundreds Rally for Opening of Forever Canadian Campaign Office in Edmonton
Hundreds gathered in Edmonton on May 23, 2026, for the opening of the Forever Canadian campaign office, renewing a pro-Canada initiative.
Business
Victoria Transit Talks Stalled, Union Eyes Possible Strike Vote
Negotiations between BC Transit and the union representing Victoria bus drivers have broken down, leading to a potential strike vote that could disrupt public transportation.
Sports
Arsenal Win Adds to Stan Kroenke's Multi-Sport Championship Legacy
Stan Kroenke's Arsenal wins Premier League, adding to his titles in NFL, NBA, NHL, MLS, and NLL. His sports empire is valued at over $23 billion.
Lifestyle
Kitimat Asks Residents to Vote for 'Dog Mayor' in Upcoming Election
Kitimat, B.C., is holding a 'Dog Mayor' election where residents can vote for canine candidates Gus or Koko this October.
Health
Environment
Chemical Tank in California Heats Up, Evacuations Continue
A damaged chemical tank in Garden Grove, California, is steadily rising in temperature despite cooling efforts, posing explosion and spill risks. Evacuation orders for 40,000 residents remain as authorities monitor the situation.
BC Climate: Metro Vancouver Eyes Stage 3 Water Restrictions
Metro Vancouver may implement Stage 3 watering restrictions in June, while Vancouver council votes to allow natural gas in new buildings. Latest climate news.
Grizzlies Close Highway 40 to Hikers and Cyclists in Alberta
Alberta Parks has closed a section of Highway 40 to hikers and cyclists due to grizzly bear activity, prioritizing safety in Kananaskis Country.
Metro Vancouver to Implement Stage 3 Water Restrictions in June
Metro Vancouver announces Stage 3 water restrictions expected in June due to low snowpack and hot, dry summer forecast, straining water supply.
Groundhog Struck at F1 Grand Prix Raises Safety Concerns
Another groundhog was hit during the F1 Canadian Grand Prix weekend in Montreal, prompting renewed questions about animal safety at the event.
