Ford Recalls Vehicles in Canada Over Seatbelt, Engine, and Camera Issues
Ford has recalled thousands of SUVs and trucks in Canada over serious safety issues. Learn which models are affected and what to do next.
Canada
While we love the 6ix, the story doesn’t end at the GTA borders. Welcome to your central hub for Canada news, national perspectives, and the coast-to-coast narratives that shape our country. Whether you are looking for updates on federal politics, insights into Canadian lifestyle trends, or breaking stories from Vancouver to Halifax, this collection aggregates the most impactful content relevant to Torontonians and Canadians alike.
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Northern Lights Over Canada: Strong Solar Storm Triggers Aurora Across Ontario and Beyond
A strong geomagnetic storm lit up skies across Canada, with auroras visible in Ontario, Alberta, and beyond. More may be visible Friday night.
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Edmonton Oilers Back in Stanley Cup Final After Game 5 Win Over Dallas Stars
With a 6–3 win over Dallas, the Edmonton Oilers are headed to the Stanley Cup Final. McDavid shines, Panthers await in rematch.
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2025 · Canada · News · What's New?
The Weeknd x Nespresso: New ‘Samra Origins’ Coffee Celebrates His Scarborough Roots
The Weeknd and Nespresso’s new Samra Origins coffee collection is a heartfelt tribute to his roots. Try the Togetherness Blend and his signature iced latte.
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‘Straight Pride’ Shirt Suspension at N.B. School Sparks Petition and Political Debate
A New Brunswick student was suspended for wearing a ‘straight pride’ shirt during Pride Week. The incident has sparked a petition and political debate.
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West Vancouver Ferry Tragedy: 4-Year-Old Killed, Mother Critically Injured in Bus Crash
A 4-year-old boy was killed and two women injured after being struck by a TransLink bus near Horseshoe Bay ferry terminal. Police seek witness footage.
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Zach Hyman Out for Season: Oilers Star Needs Surgery After Game 4 Injury
Edmonton Oilers winger Zach Hyman is out for the rest of the playoffs with a season-ending injury. See how the team plans to adapt as they chase the Stanley Cup.
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Manitoba Declares State of Emergency as Wildfires Force Over 17,000 to Evacuate
Wildfires in northern Manitoba have destroyed forestland and threaten multiple communities. Find out what’s happening on the ground and how the province is responding.
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Hudson’s Bay to Terminate Over 8,300 Employees by June 1
Hudson’s Bay Company is shutting down over 80 stores and laying off nearly 90% of its workforce. Read more about the layoffs, employee rights, and union demands.
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Air Canada Pilot Slams Air Traffic Controller Shortage Amid Flight Delays in Canada
Flight delays frustrate Canadian travelers as Air Canada pilot highlights air traffic controller shortage. Nav Canada expands training programs to tackle staffing challenges.
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Jenna Ternan, Saskatoon Pharmacist, Sentenced to 5 Years for Trafficking Oxycodone
Former Saskatoon pharmacist Jenna Ternan sentenced to five years in prison for illegally selling thousands of oxycodone pills. Learn about the investigation and court ruling.
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Winnipeg Foundation to Receive $500K Estate from Woman Under Public Guardian for Scholarships
A Manitoba judge upholds handwritten will leaving a $500,000 estate to charity. The Winnipeg Foundation will create scholarships honoring Minnie Blustein’s wishes.
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Equifax Reset Credit Scores to Zero in Canada: Consumer’s Battle Reveals Regulatory Gap
A B.C. man’s credit score vanished due to Equifax’s inactivity policy. Canada’s lack of oversight means consumers risk losing their credit scores without warning.
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How to Watch the 2025 French Open in Canada: Live Stream Roland-Garros Free or With TSN+
Wondering how to watch the 2025 French Open in Canada? From TSN and TSN+ to free VPN streaming, here’s your complete guide to Roland-Garros coverage.
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2025 · News · Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia Power Confirms Ransomware Hackers Have Published Stolen Customer Data
Hackers have published stolen personal data from Nova Scotia Power’s March 2025 ransomware attack. Learn what info was exposed and how to stay safe.
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Carney Slams IDF Gunfire Near Canadian Delegation
Prime Minister Mark Carney condemns Israeli gunfire near Canadian delegation in Jenin as “totally unacceptable.” Canada demands full investigation as global scrutiny grows.
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Bell Outage Leaves Over 130,000 Users Without Internet in Ontario and Quebec
A major Bell outage has left thousands of Canadians without internet access, disrupting landline and mobile services across Ontario and…
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From Law Schools to Lipstick: Unusual Signs That Could Signal Canada’s Next Recession
From lipstick to law school applications, here are the strange but telling signals that Canada may be heading into a recession.
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Tilt Cove Is Officially Empty: All 4 Residents of Tilt Cove Are Moving Out
All four residents of Tilt Cove, NL — Canada’s smallest town — are relocating to King’s Point, marking the end of the town’s era.
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Canada Post Strike 2025: 55,000 Workers to Walk Out Friday Amid Ongoing Dispute
Canada Post is bracing for another major disruption as the union representing roughly 55,000 postal workers issued a strike notice…
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