Brantford Couple Lottery Win: Retired Couple Wins $50,000
Robert and Lynor Gilks from Brantford celebrate their $50,000 lottery win on the Instant Super Strike ticket. This is their second major win in less than three years.
Toronto in 2025 is full of fresh experiences, from exciting travel destinations to the latest food trends. Stay up to date with the city’s top events, must-see spots, and the cultural shifts defining the year. Whether you’re planning a visit or exploring new things to do, this guide covers what’s trending in the city. From emerging food scenes to the best places to explore, find all you need to know about Toronto’s latest happenings. Keep your finger on the pulse of one of Canada’s most dynamic cities this year.
Robert and Lynor Gilks from Brantford celebrate their $50,000 lottery win on the Instant Super Strike ticket. This is their second major win in less than three years.
The Bank of Canada holds its key rate at 2.75% despite U.S. trade uncertainties. Read about the potential for future rate cuts and the economic impact of tariffs.
Concerts, Caribana, food fests & free movie nights—scroll through the best events happening in Toronto this week.
A tsunami advisory is in effect for parts of B.C. after a powerful 8.7 magnitude earthquake off the Russian coast. Learn about the affected areas and safety precautions.
Canadian Tire announces layoffs as part of a workforce reduction aimed at restructuring and modernizing its corporate operations. Find out more about the changes.
Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau were spotted dining together in Montreal. Is it just a casual dinner, or could there be romance brewing between the pop star and the former Canadian Prime Minister?
Get the full guide to Caribana 2025’s Grand Parade in Toronto—timing, route, ticket options, and road closure alerts.
Bocheng Mei, 26, found out he won the Lotto 6/49 $60M jackpot, then calmly joined a work meeting. Here’s how he plans to spend it.
With over 200 candidates in the race, the Battle River-Crowfoot byelection has broken records. Learn more about this unprecedented move and its impact on Canadian politics.
Civic Holiday 2025 falls on August 4. Learn the true meaning behind this mid-summer holiday, including why Toronto celebrates Simcoe Day.
The Canadian government is cutting Confederation Bridge tolls to $20 and reducing ferry fares by 50%, bringing major savings to travelers and businesses in Eastern Canada.
Brookfield and Birch Hill acquire a majority stake in First National Financial for $48.00 per share, valued at $2.9 billion. What’s next for this leading Canadian mortgage provider?
Summer McIntosh captures her second gold at the World Aquatics Championships, while Mary-Sophie Harvey wins bronze in the 200m IM. What’s next for McIntosh’s quest for five golds?
Learn what’s open and closed in Toronto this Civic Holiday 2025. From local attractions to transit schedules and retail hours, get all the information you need for the long weekend.
Come on August 23, 2025, at The Whimsy Woods Fantasy Ball in Toronto. Enjoy dancing, live entertainment, and a night of fantasy with bookish folks from all over.
A Delta co-pilot was arrested after Flight 2809 landed at San Francisco International Airport. Passengers witnessed federal agents storm the cockpit. What happened next?
A mechanical issue on Via Rail’s The Ocean train disrupted travel for 175 passengers heading from Halifax to Montreal. Passengers were given refunds and alternative transport.
An e-bike ride in Creston, B.C. ended in a violent grizzly bear attack. One man remains hospitalized as conservation officers search for the bears.
A small plane registered to Kisik Geospatial crashed near Deer Lake, Newfoundland. At least one confirmed dead, TSB investigating.
Eleven people were injured in a stabbing at a Walmart in Traverse City, Michigan. Six victims remain in critical condition. Authorities are investigating the attack, with the suspect in custody.
Hudson’s Bay has finalized deals to sell the leases of six store locations, including Vaughan Mills and Toronto Premium Outlets, while continuing legal wrangling to transfer more leases to B.C. billionaire Ruby Liu.
Ontario’s plan to sell parts of Wasaga Beach Provincial Park for tourism development sparks fears among environmentalists about setting a dangerous precedent. Learn more about the controversy.