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Concerns over west-end off-leash dog site aired to city councillor’s staff
A member of a west-end
Kingsville, Chatham-Kent show strong support for greenhouse vegetable sector: Report
New research done by
An emergency shelter in Leamington may have to close its doors, overnight, this summer
The Essex County Homelessness Hub
Hamilton councillors OK step toward moratorium on AI data centres
Hamilton has taken the first steps toward
Developer plans 3,000 new homes along Dugald Road
A proposed development in Transcona could bring nearly 3,000 new housing units to a vacant stretch of land along Dugald Road, but the project has drawn opposition from the area councillor. ...
Manitoba First Nations leaders call for Ottawa to end 'discriminatory' provision before summer break
Manitoba First Nations leaders are calling for an immediate vote on legislation that would remove the second-generation cutoff to entitlement status before the House of Commons breaks for the summer Friday. ...
22 new addiction recovery beds opening in Regina
Regina will be getting 22 new living spaces for people recovering from addiction, but will it be enough? The 306 finds out more from one of the organizers of the program. ...
P.E.I. premier calls July 13 byelection to fill seat of Mark McLane, who died in March
Prince Edward Island Premier Rob Lantz announced Tuesday that a byelection will be held in District 16, Cornwall-Meadowbank, on July 13. ...
Non-residents of P.E.I. will soon run into more roadblocks to buying multiple properties
Prince Edward Island's government is making it more difficult for non-residents to purchase multiple properties in the province. ...
Metro Vancouver outside workers' union agrees to mediated talks after 1-day strike action
A statement late Monday from the Greater Vancouver Regional District Employees' Union says it is waiting on mediation dates. ...
A tree in this Ottawa homeowner’s yard is destroying her home, but she can’t cut it down
Nicole Robert says she
Two injured in single-vehicle rollover on Highway 4 near North Battleford
Two people were taken
Africa: 2026 World Cup - France Gets Its Revenge 24 Years Later, Defeats Senegal 3-1
Twenty-four years after Senegal's
Kangaroo captured after days on the loose near Montreal
The wayward kangaroo that was on the loose on Montreal’s South Shore has finally been captured.
Alberta strikes new deal with pharmacists, dispensing fees to see small bump
Albertans could soon start seeing their prescriptions cost a little bit more.
What is a ‘safe tenting protocol’ and why are advocates asking Waterloo Region to establish one?
Advocates urged Waterloo
Pedestrian struck by vehicle in North York suffers serious injuries
A female pedestrian has been struck and seriously injured by a vehicle in North York, police say.
Sask. premier optimistic about possible peace deal between U.S. and Iran
Saskatchewan’s premier reacted positively to news of a tentative peace deal between the U.S. and Iran.
Ontario invests $2.8M in Thunder Bay and Marathon ports to boost northern trade
The Ontario government is investing more than $2.8 million in upgrades to two northwestern Ontario port facilities as it looks to strengthen domestic supply chains, expand east-west trade and reduce reliance on U.S. markets. ...
Edmonton police investigate after Islamophobic graffiti found near daycare
“When someone vandalizes and puts intimidating
Doug Ford slams well-known pollster for suggesting he's Canada's least popular premier, calls results 'fake'
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is bickering with a well-known Canadian polling firm after it released data that showed his approval rating had tumbled to its lowest ever, at 21 per cent. ...
River flow slowing, but water still dangerous, Saskatoon Fire Department says
The South Saskatchewan River isn't flowing as fast as it did just days ago, but the water is still dangerous and not suitable for recreation, as two boaters in Saskatoon discovered Monday night. ...
Advocacy network calls for public inquiry into police racism allegations across Quebec
A network of community groups is calling on the Quebec government to establish an independent, comprehensive public inquiry into racism, discrimination and racial profiling within police services provincewide. ...
Severe thunderstorm warning ended for Ottawa-Gatineau
Environment Canada has ended the severe thunderstorm warning it issued Tuesday for the Ottawa-Gatineau area. ...