Home sales in British Columbia fell by almost 10 per cent in March compared with the same period last year, in a slowdown an analyst says could be buyers waiting for lower interest rates.
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FortisBC reminds residents to call before digging as more than 800 gas lines damaged in 2023
FortisBC reminds residents to call before digging as more than 800 gas lines damaged in 2023
Big Wreck plays in Ottawa June 30 as part of Ottawa Redblacks 10th anniversary
It’s part of a big series of events the Redblacks will have to celebrate the team’s 10th anniversary.
Tickets for Canada men’s rugby team games in Ottawa on sale April 25
Tickets for Canada’s men’s rugby team’s summer fixtures against Scotland and Romania at TD Place will go on sale April 25 at 11 a.m. The national team will play in Ottawa July 6 against No. 6-ranked Scotland, kicking off the season for Canada. Canada will then play Romania July 12 in Ottawa, the first time the […]
Warnings issued for Calgary due to winter weather conditions
The warm, summer-like weather that Albertans enjoyed over the weekend will be replaced by winter weather conditions later Monday and early Tuesday.
Canadore College purchases two former schools for student housing or daycare
The E.W. Norman site sold for $825,000 and E.T. Carmichael site was purchased for $650,000.
Toronto Police stabbing suspect shot then charged with attempted murder
Toronto police say a 27-year-old man who was shot after stabbing a police officer in Toronto’s west end last week is facing a number of charges, including attempted murder.
TTC union warns of ‘full withdrawal of services’ as it takes first steps towards strike
The union representing more than 10,000 transit workers in Toronto says it has taken the “first step toward strike action” as contract talks with the TTC stall.
Leafs or Oilers? Hockey fans split on which team will end Canada’s Stanley Cup drought
The end of the National Hockey League’s (NHL) regular season is just days away and four Canadian teams have punched their ticket for the playoffs.
Union representing 10,000 TTC workers says it has taken ‘first step’ toward strike action
The union representing more than 10,000 transit workers in Toronto says it has taken the ‘first step toward strike action’ as contract talks with the TTC stall.