The World Cup returns to Toronto Saturday, bringing large crowds to the city. A goldfish in downtown Toronto is predicting the winners of all World Cup matches, adding a quirky element to the excitement.
Record Beer Sales in Vancouver
Canada's World Cup victory spurred record beer sales on Granville Street in Vancouver, as fans celebrated the win.
Other Local News
- Eight overnight closures in two weeks announced for Mission Memorial Hospital ER.
- Calgary public schools strained by substitute teacher shortage.
- Calgary man sentenced to four years for violent attack on transit operator.
- Gathering in support of Pride held outside Mutchmor Public School after drag storytime cancellation.
- Rainy conditions continue with possible thunderstorms this weekend in Ottawa.
- Two kids suffer serious burns in Montreal-North fire.
- Old Montreal residents call for increased safety efforts around Place d’Armes.
- Festival welcomes food truck turned circus act.
- Program encourages men experiencing child loss to 'lean in' this Father's Day.
- Eight leatherback sea turtles tagged off Nova Scotia nesting by equator.
- Man missing from Hillsborough Hospital spotted in Halifax.
- Man, 26, dies after being shot by Winnipeg police during domestic call.
- After 16 years in the NHL, Jonathan Toews announces retirement as a Winnipeg Jet.
- Three things to expect in the Riders’ game against the Stamps.
- Discovery of human remains shocks Regina neighbourhood.
- High-risk offender promises to leave the province after violating a court order.
- Protesters storm regional council chambers during meeting.
- Tornado reported in Viceroy, Sask., marks province’s 7th of 2026.
- Rock Your Roots celebrates 10 years in Saskatoon.
- Ontario woman convicted for letting dog roam Crown land, kill deer.
- Sault police charge man with trafficking a person under 18.
- Accused testifies that he didn’t intend to kill former girlfriend.
- London group attempts to reopen men’s addictions treatment centre.
- Young man dies in Gravenhurst motorcycle crash.
- 11-year-old dog attack victim speaks out.
- Amherstburg condo residents upset by tree choppings.
- Lakeshore launches free Beach Bus pilot to ease congestion.
- National Indigenous Peoples Day celebration brings community together at Royal Roads University.
- Canadians shouldn’t expect relief at gas pumps to last, experts say.
- Terrorism peace bond imposed on B.C. youth amid school threat investigation.
- Alleged drunk driver in deadly Ontario crash back in jail accused of bail breach.
- As Juneteenth is celebrated across the U.S., Obama’s presidential centre opens in Chicago.
- One dead, several injured after two trains collide near London, U.K.
Politics
Bid to narrow transparency law 'a move in the wrong direction,' info watchdog says. Ottawa's new policies on social media and AI explained. Capital Dispatch: House rises, Carney called out for QP record, Trump waffles on CUSMA.
Business
Cash prize emails sent out due to 'error,' says Canadian tech company. Federal banking regulator OSFI lowers domestic stability buffer to 3%. Canada imposes 10% tariff on canned vegetables, excludes U.S., others.
Health
Medical experts provide opinion on how long it will take for Canada’s Koné to recover. What to know about meningitis following death of 35-year-old actor. Dangerous implications from social media trend involving microwaved toys.
Entertainment
The mission to play them all: How this man plans to review every NES game ever. James Burrows, director of classic TV comedies including 'Cheers' and 'Friends,' dies at 85. Grammy-nominated producer Tay Keith dies at 29.
Sports
Wyndham Clark has lowest opening round at Shinnecock Hills to lead U.S. Open. Coach, PM Carney, proud of Team Canada’s composure after shocking World Cup injury. Internet reacts to Canada coach Jesse Marsch’s viral dance moves at World Cup.
Lifestyle
Ancient Sherwood Forest oak tree reputed to have sheltered Robin Hood has died. French curator unearths rare Mozart manuscript. Sunday is the longest day of the year for half the planet. A guide to the summer solstice.
Climate & Environment
From birds to fish, how extreme heat causes wildlife to suffer. Police in Bali foil an attempt to trade protected 21 live green sea turtles and arrest a suspect. Thousands of baby seals died on two remote sub-Antarctic islands. Scientists now think they know why.
Sci-Tech
They used sound waves instead of hot water to brew espresso. Taste testers couldn’t tell the difference. The potential risks and rewards of gifting DNA test kits for Father’s Day. The Sun may not engulf Earth after all, scientists say.
