Missing Teen Esther Found Safe in Rexdale Residence
Toronto police locate 14-year-old Esther safe in Rexdale. Also: Claude Lemieux dies by suicide, JPMorgan banker wins $4M settlement, bus driver charged with stunt driving.
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Winnipeg Billboard Draws Neighbourhood Opposition
A new digital billboard on Portage Avenue in Winnipeg faces backlash from residents concerned about visual pollution and driver distraction.
Police Presence at Burlington Beach Saturday for Youth Gathering
Halton Regional Police will increase patrols at Burlington Beach on Saturday due to a planned youth gathering, ensuring public safety and order.
Child Struck by Vehicle in NE Calgary, Minor Injuries
A child was struck by a vehicle in northeast Calgary and sustained only minor injuries, according to police. The incident occurred on a residential street.
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Regina Residents Asked to Weigh In on Wascana Parkway
The Wascana View Action Group calls for a halt to the proposed feasibility study for the Wascana Parkway extension in Regina, seeking public feedback.
Teen Fined, E-Dirt Bike Impounded After Wheelie Stunt
A teenager in North Vancouver was fined and his e-dirt bike impounded after police caught him performing wheelies, highlighting enforcement against illegal off-road vehicles on public roads.
Free Transit for Regina High Schoolers Would Cost $21M
A pilot project offering free bus passes to Regina high school students tripled ridership, but city officials say expanding it citywide would cost $21.1 million, making it financially unfeasible.
Viral Boat Jump Off Alberta Falls Prompts RCMP Probe
A video of a Dawson Creek man launching his boat off Lundbreck Falls in Alberta has gone viral, amassing over 850,000 views and drawing police attention for alleged careless operation of a vessel.
Stolen Vehicle Burned on Saanich Golf Course: Police
Police in Saanich, B.C., report a stolen vehicle was found burned on the Cedar Hill Golf Course. No injuries were reported, and an investigation is ongoing.
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Massive fire guts Penticton care facility, evacuations
A massive fire destroyed a care facility in Penticton, B.C., prompting evacuations. Fire crews battled the blaze, with no injuries reported. The cause is under investigation.
1 dead, 4 injured in Vancouver Island crash
A fatal crash on Vancouver Island leaves one dead and four seriously injured. RCMP investigate the incident.
Police Search for Driver in North Bay Hit-and-Run
North Bay police are seeking the public's help to identify a driver who struck a crossing guard and fled the scene earlier this month, leaving the victim with minor injuries.
Armed Robbery Reported in Kitchener
Waterloo Regional Police are investigating an armed robbery in Kitchener. No injuries reported. Suspects at large.
Woman Injured in South Greenwood Crash: RCMP
A woman was taken to hospital after a collision on Highway 201 in South Greenwood, N.S. RCMP are investigating the incident that occurred on May 27.
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Windsor regains downtown bus depot lands after deal falls through
Windsor will reclaim the former Greyhound bus station site downtown after the University of Windsor backed out of a development agreement, opening new opportunities for the city.
10 Fun Weekend Activities in Calgary: May 29-31 Events Guide
Discover 10 exciting things to do in Calgary this weekend, May 29-31, including Pixelpalooza, skateboarding, pickleball, and a visit with the Calgary Surge.
Jefferson Blvd Reopens After Collision
Jefferson Boulevard in Windsor has reopened after a collision closed the road between Coronation and Lassaline avenues on May 27, 2026.
Ottawa Reallocates ByWard Market Funds for Security
Ottawa City Council voted to redirect funds originally intended for beautifying the ByWard Market towards security enhancements, aiming for a safer, more vibrant area.
Teen Hit by Car in Calgary Evergreen Intersection
A young pedestrian was hit by a vehicle at an intersection in southwest Calgary's Evergreen community on Wednesday. Police are investigating.
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Ottawa Council Proposes Fund Reallocation for Safer ByWard Market
Ottawa city council proposes reallocating provincial funds to enhance safety, lighting, and accessibility in ByWard Market, prioritizing public security over aesthetics.
Indoor Ice Rink in Woolwich Allowed to Stay Despite Permits
An indoor ice rink in Woolwich, Ontario, has been permitted to remain operational despite lacking proper permits, according to local authorities.
Arts Camp Demolishes Epstein Lodge
Interlochen Center for the Arts will tear down a lodge formerly named for Jeffrey Epstein, citing associations not reflective of its values. Epstein attended the camp and donated over $400,000.
88 Arrested in Joint Alberta Sheriffs, EPS, RCMP Operation
A joint operation involving Alberta Sheriffs, Edmonton Police, and RCMP resulted in 88 arrests. The operation targeted outstanding warrants and public safety.
Vancouver Denies Homeless Relocation Rumors for FIFA Cup
The City of Vancouver has denied claims that it is busing homeless individuals out of the city ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, calling the rumors false and misleading.
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OPP Helicopter Helps Search for Wanted Man in Orillia
An OPP helicopter was deployed in Orillia to assist in the search for a wanted individual. The aerial support enhanced ground efforts by law enforcement.
Winnipeg Property Owners Owe $3.28M in Fire Fees
Owners of vacant properties in Winnipeg owe over $3.28 million in unpaid fire response fees, according to the city. The fees cover costs of emergency services for fires at these sites.
Volunteers spruce up outdoor space for Edmonton seniors
Volunteers cleaned up Pioneer Place in Edmonton for Telus Day of Giving, creating a safe gathering space for seniors. The initiative aimed to improve outdoor areas.
Underage riders penalized for dangerous e-dirt bike riding
Kelowna RCMP impounded three e-dirt bikes after underage riders were caught operating them dangerously. The riders face significant financial penalties under the B.C. Motor Vehicle Act.
Union Station security targets homeless before World Cup
A Toronto advocacy group alleges Union Station security is targeting homeless people ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, citing increased barriers and exclusionary practices.
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Nova Scotia coalition seeks development freeze in Hammonds Plains
A coalition in Nova Scotia is urging a development freeze in Hammonds Plains due to safety concerns, citing infrastructure and emergency access issues.
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