A 57-year-old man from Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., has been charged with assault after an incident involving a snow blower over the weekend. Police say […]
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Ontario invests $3.9M to rebuild and enhance snowmobile trail network
The Ontario government is giving $3.9 million to repair 4,500 kilometres of snowmobile trails. This funding will allow the full 30,000-kilometre trail network to return […]
Over 16,000 Wireless Earbuds Recalled Due to Fire and Burn Risks
A brand of wireless earbuds sold in Canada is being recalled because they could overheat and cause burns or fires. Health Canada has issued a […]
Canada’s Jobless Rate Drops to 6.5% as Hiring Surge Exceeds Forecasts
Canada’s economy added 54,000 jobs in November, much more than experts predicted. This pushed the unemployment rate down to 6.5 per cent from 6.9 per […]
Saskatchewan Retiree Loses $3K to Crypto Scam Using AI-Generated Video of Prime Minister
Retired teacher Lynn Phaneuf says he and his wife mostly use their smart TV in Prince Albert, Sask., to watch the news. So when he […]
Ontario hits pause on new medical school expansion after overlooking key warnings
Ontario’s auditor general says the Ford government did not plan properly when expanding the province’s medical schools, which has slowed down the creation of new […]
Thunder Bay advocates warn Ontario’s Bill 60 leaves renters vulnerable in worsening housing crisis
A Thunder Bay woman who has spent the past year searching for a new place to live says Ontario’s new housing law, Bill 60, could […]
Software Problem Hits Vehicles Nationwide in Canada
Thousands of vehicles in Canada have been recalled because of a software problem. According to Transport Canada, the issue can cause the infotainment screen to […]
Canada Releases Updated Income Tax Brackets for 2026
The Canada Revenue Agency has released the federal income tax brackets for 2026, along with a new indexation rate and updated income thresholds. It will […]
Local Trustees Raise Alarm as Bill 33 Passes
Ontario’s controversial Bill 33, the Supporting Children and Students Act, became law on Thursday, raising new concerns from school board trustees who say it threatens […]