Month: June 2024

The QEW has been shut down in both directions in Mississauga this morning after a dump truck collided with an overpass, Ontario Provincial Police say.

The head of BMO says there’s no room for complacency in Canada-U.S. trade relations as the bank co-hosts a conference focused on key issues faced by both countries.

A business on Wellington Street in Montreal’s Verdun borough was the victim of a suspected arson attack for the second time in less than a week.

Keep it natural Did you know that Canyon Meadows Boulevard found two endangered native bees on its site?   Now it’s mowed. Did you know that the City of Calgary has over 1000 ha of green space beside major roadways? Wouldn’t it be great if we planted Indigenous plants and flowers, or better yet, If […]

A man has come forward to talk about his mother who was killed in what appears to be a random attack in Laval.

The father of a 15-year-old Ontario boy who was killed by a 200-pound soccer net says he is honoured that a new provincial law is named for his son, though he would trade everything to be oblivious to the dangers of such nets and have his son back.

Period myths online abound, and many have been around for ages. But platforms like TikTok and Instagram cause these myths to spread faster and reach a wider audience. To combat that, a movement of people is trying to change how we talk — and learn — about our periods.

The RCMP is warning of a growing number of cases of public speech that could incite hatred and is asking whether it has the legal tools to counter the trend.

Alberta Health Services has lifted the boil water advisory for the Calgary community of Bowness.

“If you believe in yourself, you don’t know where it could take you,” Joel Haywood King Handles, the School of Handles Basketball Academy CEO and ex-player told Global News.