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  • Feds sidestep Ontario as spat over $357M for affordable housing ends
    Federal Housing Minister Sean Fraser told his Ontario counterpart Paul Calandra that he would not send the province $357 million it was expecting for affordable housing projects.
    Canada
    May 6
  • Edmonton homicide detectives searching for man missing since May 2023
    Edmonton police said homicide investigators strongly believe foul play is involved in Barry Bedard’s disappearance a year ago and he is likely dead.
    Crime
    May 1
  • Panera to remove ‘Charged Sips’ drink from Canada amid wrongful death lawsuits
    Panera Breads plans to stop selling the beverages in Canada, a spokesperson confirmed to Global News on Wednesday. However, the spokesperson did not specify the exact timeline.
    Health
    May 8
  • ‘All Essentials Saturday’ hopes to restock shelves at Durham Region food banks
    As rent and food prices continue to rise and donations continue to dwindle, this weekend's first 'All Essentials Saturday' food drive hopes to fill shelves across the region.
    Canada
    Apr 5
  • Abandoned dogs being found in ‘deplorable condition,’ Brampton warns
    Brampton is sounding the alarm after seeing a rise in abandoned dogs over the past few weeks, including some being found in 'deplorable condition.'
    Canada
    Apr 18
  • Rising costs stall historic downtown Calgary conversion project, contractors unpaid
    The offices inside the historic Barron Building in downtown Calgary was slated to be converted into 118 residential units and retail space.
    Canada
    Apr 18
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  • Dollars and cents: Ontario homelessness spend balloons as community housing craters
    Internal data shows Ontario has increased its homelessness spend over the past five years, while the provincial money for community housing appears to have fallen.
    Politics
    Apr 23
  • FortisBC reminding residents, contractors to dial or click before digging
    With spring well underway, FortisBC says dial BC 1 Call before starting your project before digging into the ground.
    Canada
    Apr 20
  • Edmonton police issue warrants for suspect in 3 shootings linked to extortion series
    Canada-wide warrants have been issued for a 19-year-old who is believed to have fled to India after allegedly being involved in three drive-by shootings.
    Crime
    Apr 30
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  • Edmonton police release footage of suspects in extortion of South Asian community
    Edmonton police have released surveillance videos to identify suspects involved in "Project Gaslight," the extortion series targeting members of the South Asian community.
    Canada
    Apr 24
  • B.C. government announces first land buy for housing near transit
    As a part of its housing plan, B.C.'s NDP government has already unveiled new rules for cities that will require them to allow increased density near transit hubs. 
    Economy
    Apr 8
  • Overwhelmed with spam texts? Stats show the problem is getting worse
    Messages that involve phishing — an attack where a scammer tries to trick the recipient into clicking a malicious link — are on the rise.
    Canada
    May 5
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  • Ontario budget: 4 police helicopters worth $46M being bought to fight auto theft
    Ontario's auto theft crisis makes up part of the Ford government's 2024 budget, with money for four police helicopters part of a broader police spending commitment.
    Crime
    Mar 26
  • Upgrade your salad game: Fast and easy gadgets for better bowls
    Chopping herbs, squeezing lemons, washing mushrooms…making a salad at home can be time-consuming. Here’s how these 13 gadgets can help you get your greens in this summer.
    The Curator
    May 9
  • Trendy must-have ideas for the best wedding registry
    The best on-trend gifts for every newly engaged couple’s registry.
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    Apr 29
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  • United Way Peterborough report highlights income ‘inadequacy’
    Entitled "The Gap: Income (In)Adequacy," the report reviews the past 34 years and shows how Ontario's minimum wage rate and social safety net have both changed.
    Economy
    Apr 10
  • Saskatchewan patients can now access surgical procedure information online
    Saskatchewan patients can now access surgical procedure information at their fingertips on their MySaskHealthRecord account.
    Health
    Mar 26
  • Higher Edmonton Oilers playoff tickets a downside of passionate supply-and-demand: Economist
    Oilers playoff tickets are up on average by 25 per cent in the first round, 40 per cent in the second round, 70 per cent in the third round and 50 per cent in the fourth round.
    Consumer
    Mar 28
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  • 7 eco-friendly cleaning products for a sustainable home
    In honour of Earth Day, cleaning expert Melissa Maker help us establish some planet-friendly cleaning habits.
    The Curator
    Apr 19
  • Man pleads not guilty to charges related to largest wildfire in N.S. history
    A Nova Scotia man has pleaded not guilty to three charges in relation to the Barrington Lake wildfire last spring, which forced more than 6,000 people from their homes.
    Canada
    Mar 20
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