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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was in Winnipeg on Thursday where he announced the federal government would start a $1.5- billion Canada Rental Protection Fund ahead of the 2024 federal budget. Trudeau says the fund will “mobilize investments in financing from the charitable sector, the private sector and other orders of government in order to maximize...

Fitness expert Tim Irvine guides us through three dynamic movement tests designed to assess and enhance our readiness for springtime activities. From testing ankle stability to improving hip mobility and shoulder flexibility, these fun exercises ensure you’re primed for a season of active living.

Spin Master Corp. announced a deal on Wednesday to buy U.S.-based toy company Melissa & Doug for US$950 million in cash. Spin Master is best known for its Paw Patrol and Rubik’s Cube brands. Kyle Benning has more on this as well as Canadian grocers calling for a pause in milk prices and Exxon Mobil...

The Atlantic hurricane season is on the horizon, and meteorologists warn it’s looking unusually unpredictable. The factors contributing to the uncertain forecast. As Alberta’s energy industry looks to reduce emissions, the city of Cold Lake is emerging as Canada’s first clean energy boom town. How it’s potentially a prime location for exponential economic growth. Special...

B.C. is giving TransLink $479 million to expand service and meet climate goals. Legislative bureau chief Keith Baldrey explains one of the ideas that has been kicked around for years to help fund transit is mobility pricing, but the premier created some confusion around the issue during Wednesday’s announcement.

Speaking to reporters on Monday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that Canada takes both safety and security as well as freedom of expression “very seriously,” following an announcement on the Canadian government banning the use of the popular short-form video application TikTok on all government-issued mobile devices. “This may be a first step, it may...

A prime piece of real estate is up for sale in West Kelowna with a price tag of just over $7 million. However, the land is already occupied by a mobile home park. And as Randi-Marie Adams reports, there are concerns over redevelopment, but the realtor says redevelopment could take years.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was among the world leaders to offer their countries’ assistance following a powerful 7.8 magnitude earthquake that toppled buildings and killed thousands in Turkey and Syria. Other countries, including Germany and the United States, have begun mobilizing personnel and resources following requests from Turkey and Syria as the two nations deal...

An Edmonton woman with a disability is pleading for the return of her stolen van. As Chris Chacon reports the theft has not only left her without transportation, but also the loss of essential and pricey mobility equipment.

Canada’s “big three” mobile companies are introducing a $5 price hike for new and renewing contract subscribers. They’re blaming the falling loonie, but watchdogs are skeptical.

Wed, Jun 7: Metro Vancouver is one step closer to mobility pricing, essentially a use fee for driving on all roads and bridges. As Aaron McArthur reports, the mayor’s council has appointed a commission to figure out how it might work.

TransLink is taking another step toward determining how much Metro Vancouverites will pay to get around. Ted Chernecki reports on a new study on mobility pricing.

The Mobile Food Market just received $250,000 from the province to expand their service. They bring fresh fruit and vegetables to several communities around HRM and sell them at reduced prices on a converted Halifax Transit bus. Jeremy Keefe reports.

The final report is out on how mobility pricing would fund future transit in Metro Vancouver. And as Ted Chernecki reports, it could cost some drivers a lot more to get around.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday granted China’s Huawei a limited role in Britain’s 5G mobile network, resisting U.S. pressure to exclude the company from next generation communications on fears China could use it to steal secrets.

Speaking during Monday’s emergency meeting in the House of Commons on the COVID-19 anti-mandate protests, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said so far, the RCMP has mobilized 300 officers to support the Ottawa Police Service amid the demonstrations occupying Ottawa.

Speaking at the United Nations General Assembly in New York City on Wednesday, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau condemned Russian President Vladimir Putin for his latest threats, in which he made a veiled reference to Russia’s nuclear capability, as well as his decision to mobilize hundreds of thousands of reservists in Ukraine. Trudeau told media...

An Edmonton woman with a disability is asking that her stolen van be returned. As Chris Chacon reports, the theft has left her without transportation, as well as the loss of essential and pricey mobility equipment.

Thu, May 26: Metro Vancouver mayors announced a $5-billion,10-year transit plan that would include mobility pricing. Our Keith Baldrey has the details.

Thu, May 12: Tyler Orton from Business in Vancouver has the latest on Statistics Canada’s March housing price data and what you need to know about Rogers moving their Mobilicity customers to Chatr.