Pooja Misra

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• Cyber Monday: Canadians search for meaningful, budget-friendly gifts

  Canadians are shifting from splurges to essentials this Cyber Monday, focusing on simple discounts, tighter budgets and more meaningful, handmade or local gifts.

  Canada

  Nov 30
• Urn left at Ontario thrift store contained remains, police seeking owner

  Police are asking for help identifying who left a sealed wooden urn containing suspected cremated remains at a West Lincoln thrift store’s donation bay.

  Canada

  Nov 28
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• ‘Emergencies don’t wait’: Toronto Hydro urges preparedness for winter power outages

  Nearly half of Toronto households still lack a full emergency kit, and Toronto Hydro is urging families to prepare with simple steps for people and pets ahead of winter outages.

  Weather

  Nov 27
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• Holiday-themed pickup clocked at 160 km/h in Norfolk County, OPP says

  OPP say a holiday-themed pickup was impounded after an officer recorded it travelling more than 160 km/h on Brantford Road in Norfolk County.

  Crime

  Nov 26
• B.C. producers frustrated after alcohol excluded from interprovincial trade deal

  With alcohol left out of the Canadian Mutual Recognition Agreement on interprovincial trade, B.C. wineries and distillers are still waiting for long-promised reform.

  Economy

  Nov 22
• Canada Post says it’s burning through $1B loan, expects to run out of cash by year-end

  Canada Post says it will need another bailout by early 2026 after burning through a $1-billion federal loan amid record losses and ongoing strike disruptions.

  Canada

  Nov 21
• OHL suspends Brampton’s Luke Dragusica for rest of season over slash to head

  The Ontario Hockey League has suspended Brampton Steelheads defenceman Luke Dragusica for the rest of the season and playoffs after he delivered a slash to an opponent’s head.

  Sports

  Nov 21
• 6 arrested in bust targeting copper theft ring in Ontario

  Police arrested six people after executing multiple search warrants tied to a large copper theft investigation in Ontario.

  Crime

  Nov 21
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• Denare Beach wildfire evacuees on track to receive ‘beautiful’ new homes

  PBCN says new homes for Denare Beach evacuees are progressing on schedule, with several nearly finished and more under construction after this summer’s wildfire.

  Fire

  Nov 19
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• $1.8M in cocaine seized during Ontario traffic stop, OPP say

  OPP in Thunder Bay say a traffic stop in Shuniah led to the seizure of 18kg of suspected cocaine worth $1.8 million, with two people now facing trafficking charges.

  Crime

  Nov 19
• If cloned meat enters the food supply, will Canadians know?

  Meat from the offspring of cloned animals is entering Canada's food supply without safety reviews or mandatory labelling.

  Consumer

  Nov 15
• How Ontario school boards decide when to cancel school buses

  Many Ontario families will wake up this winter wondering if school busses are cancelled. But the decision to cancel them isn't as simple as you think.

  Canada

  Nov 15
• Ontario city to fine homeowners who block public paths with loose leaves

  Burlington council has approved fines for residents who leave piles of leaves blocking sidewalks, bike lanes, roads or storm drains, citing safety and flooding risks.

  Environment

  Oct 27
• Blue Jays fans urged to be cautious of fake World Series tickets

  Toronto police are warning Blue Jays fans to be cautious when buying World Series tickets, as scammers look to exploit demand with fake or duplicate sales.

  Sports

  Oct 22
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• Brantford police arrest man accused of unlawfully confining people in motel room

  Brantford police arrested a 39-year-old man after multiple people were unlawfully confined in a motel room, where a machete was also seized.

  Crime

  Sep 25
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• OHL investigating safety concerns after glass falls on London Knights coach

  The OHL is reviewing an incident in Windsor where glass shattered on the London Knights bench, striking coach Dale Hunter, who says he’s thankful no one was seriously hurt.

  Sports

  Sep 24
• Ryan Reynolds helps rename Cobourg, Ont., arena in honour of Grace Bowen

  Actor Ryan Reynolds joined Grace Bowen’s family in Cobourg, Ont., as the town officially renamed its arena after the young hockey player who died of cancer in 2015.

  Canada

  Sep 18
• Moe urges premiers to join New West Partnership to strengthen national trade

  Moe said Thursday that expanding the deal would eliminate interprovincial trade barriers, improve labour mobility, and help Canadian companies grow.

  Politics

  Jul 17
• UNB launches virtual reality training to boost hands-on nursing education

  The University of New Brunswick is rolling out virtual reality for nursing students — with $500,000 in provincial funding to support the program over three years.

  Education

  Jun 26
• 8 tornadoes confirmed in southern Saskatchewan on June 19, more under review

  Environment Canada has confirmed eight tornadoes touched down in southern Saskatchewan last Thursday, including three near Regina , with more still under investigation.

  Canada

  Jun 25
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• From bat boy to star slugger, Murdoch leads Saskatoon Berries

  Ethan Murdoch, once a bat boy in Swift Current, is now leading the Saskatoon Berries in RBIs and home runs, closing out his WCBL career under the coach who helped shape his swing.

  Sports

  Jun 25