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  • Taschereau Boulevard project leaves future of long-standing eyesores in limbo
    Boarded up, covered in graffiti and surrounded by a tall fence a long standing strip mall off Taschereau boulevard has been a vacant eyesore for over 10 years.
    Consumer
    Apr 23
  • Saskatoon city council to discuss College Drive road safety review
    A safety review of the intersection at College Drive and Wiggins Avenue is being presented at Saskatoon city council Wednesday.
    Traffic
    Apr 22
  • A Mississauga NHL team? Hazel McCallion’s son wants to make that a reality
    A Mississauga mayoral candidate wants to bring an NHL team to the city, saying 'Mississauga is no longer the little brother or sister of Toronto.'
    Politics
    Apr 22
  • Canadian con artist sentenced to 10 years for $175M psychic mail fraud in U.S.
    The U.S. Department of Justice said Patrice Runner's psychic mail scam preyed on victims who were "elderly and vulnerable" and promised them financial opportunity.
    Crime
    Apr 16
  • Honda to build electric vehicles and battery plant in Ontario, sources say
    Honda Canada is set to build an electric vehicle battery plant near its auto manufacturing facility in Alliston, Ont., where it also plans to produce fully electric vehicles.
    Canada
    Apr 22
  • The Livery Shop closes: A new chapter begins
    The Livery Shop, a cherished Calgary establishment, is closing its doors after a decade of community support. However, the founders are embarking on a new venture.
    Canada
    Apr 18
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  • Montreal unveils new plan for 20,000 housing units
    Montreal, Quebec and Ottawa will each pitch in $2 million for technical studies on the 95 hectares of land, part of which used to host the Hippodrome.
    Canada
    Apr 19
  • B.C. unveils $300M to expand Metro Vancouver transit after federal budget snub
    There was no new money for Metro Vancouver transit in the 2024 federal budget. The province unveiled funding Wednesday aimed at expanding bus service.
    Economy
    Apr 17
  • ‘My hero’: Canadian marathoner honours Terry Fox one last time before he dies
    Montreal running legend Eddy Nolan has requested a medically assisted death after a lengthy battle with cancer. The man's hero is none other than the late Terry Fox.
    Canada
    Apr 10
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  • Peter Higgs, father of the ‘God particle,’ dies age 94
    Peter Higgs, who theorized the existence of the ground-breaking Higgs boson 50 years before it was officially discovered, died after a brief illness.
    Science
    Apr 9
  • London, Ont. releases list of top 10 construction projects for 2024
    The City of London has released its top 10 list of construction projects for this coming year, with a projected investment of $270 million across the city.
    Canada
    Mar 19
  • ‘We’re turning away revenue’: Outdated VIA Rail cars impacting northern Manitoba tourism
    Churchill, Man., has long been a tourist hotspot, but some industry stakeholders are raising the alarm about a lack of functioning rail equipment leading to a decline in visitors.
    Canada
    Mar 21
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  • Ikea Canada cut prices on 800 items this month. Which ones?
    Ikea Canada says it has lowered its prices for hundreds of items this past month as part of the company’s continuing push to make home furnishing more affordable.
    Consumer
    Apr 24
  • 4 young drivers fined for excessive speeding on Montreal highways
    Four Montreal drivers were clocked at either double or near double the speed limit over the weekend. Each faces fines over $1,000 for speeding and other provincial offences.
    Crime
    Mar 25
  • Roy McMurtry, former Ontario attorney general and legal giant, dies
    McMurtry, a longtime lawyer, became the province's attorney general in 1975 under Progressive Conservative premier Bill Davis.
    Canada
    Mar 19
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  • ‘I just love pro wrestling’: The divine nature of Ontario’s independent scene
    On a snowy Friday in March, a gathering of worshippers at a church in Cambridge, Ont., took centre stage. But they weren't there for a high power, they were there for wrestling.
    Sports
    Apr 21
  • Calgary teen seriously injured in hit-and-run collision faces uncertain future
    A fundraiser has been set up for the family of a Calgary teen seriously injured in a hit-and-run collision in January.
    Traffic
    Mar 29
  • B.C. introduces legislation recognizing Haida Gwaii Indigenous title
    The B.C. government says legislation formally recognizing the Haida Nation's Aboriginal title over the archipelago of Haida Gwaii was introduced in the legislature Monday.
    Politics
    Apr 22
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  • Fire that destroyed Edmonton’s historic Hangar 11 being investigated as suspicious
    A large fire consumed Hangar 11, a Second World War-era airplane hangar that was part of the former municipal airport, between the NAIT campus and Blatchford.
    Fire
    Apr 22
  • City buys back land after former Ernest Manning High School site sits empty
    After sitting empty for years, the lot where Calgary's original Ernest Manning High School was built has been bought back by the city. 
    Economy
    Apr 17
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