An Ontario man says he’s still considering selling his house, despite this week’s interest rate cut, with his mortgage payments set to leap over $2,000 next month.
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Retiring head of Barrie food bank reflects on challenges of pandemic, jump in demand
After seeing the agency through a global pandemic and an unprecedented jump in demand, the head of Barrie’s Food Bank is retiring.
City program helps Edmonton property owners pay for graffiti clean-up
The amount of graffiti showing up on private property throughout Edmonton is rising.
Intersection improvements coming to Kelowna’s Springfield and Spall Rd.
More traffic delays are expected in Kelowna next week as the City has announced plans for improvements to the intersection of Springfield and Spall Rd.Starting Monday, June 10, for approximately four weeks, motorists, cyclists and pedestrians can expect localized lane closures in the area and ma…
‘Just a matter of time’: Renewed calls for safety measures after pedestrian struck on notorious B.C. road
Authorities are investigating a crash along Mariner Way in Coquitlam, B.C., that left a pedestrian injured Thursday evening.
Motor vehicle collision shuts down Miller Ave and 71st St. E. in Saskatoon
Motorists in Saskatoon are advised to avoid the area of Miller Avenue and 71st Street East following a motor vehicle collision Friday afternoon.
F1 drivers get a taste of tricky conditions ahead of Canadian Grand Prix
Formula One drivers got a taste of what to expect this weekend on a practice day riddled with wild weather at the Canadian Grand Prix.
Oilers plan to stick to so-far successful script for start of Stanley Cup Final
They’re focusing on what got them to this point: the Stanley Cup Final. The Edmonton Oilers’ head coach talked about it on Friday at media day in Florida as did top-liners and role players.
Southbound lanes blocked on Hwy. 400 near Aurora, Ont. after 2-vehicle crash
All southbound lanes are blocked on Highway 400 near Aurora, Ont. after a two-vehicle collision Friday evening.
‘We’re really crowded’: Duncan-based food bank needs to expand due to rising demand
The Cowichan Valley Basket Society is the only food bank in the City of Duncan, and it is under immense pressure.