Man Dead, Woman Injured in Targeted Shooting in Urbainville, P.E.I.
A targeted shooting in Urbainville, P.E.I. on August 8, 2025, has left a man dead and a woman injured. The RCMP is investigating and seeking public assistance.
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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Kanehsatà:ke Faces Growing Tensions Over Cannabis Megastores and Land Preservation
Kanehsatà:ke, a Mohawk First Nation in Quebec, is facing a growing problem. The rapid spread of cannabis megastores is causing…
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2025 · Canada · Employment · News
Air Canada Flight Attendants Could Strike Next Week: What Ontario Travelers Need to Know
Air Canada flight attendants could walk off the job starting August 16, 2025. Here’s what Ontario travelers need to know about the potential strike and how it may affect flights.
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Jollibee Introduces New Angus Beef Burgers to Its Canadian Menu
Explore Jollibee’s new line of Angus beef burgers available in Ontario, including the Angus Cheeseburger, Deluxe, and Aloha options. Find out where to try them now in the GTA.
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Perseid Meteor Shower 2025: When and Where to Watch in Canada
The Perseids peak August 12–13, 2025, lighting up Canadian skies. Discover the best times, top stargazing spots, and how to make the most of the show.
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Sturgeon Moon 2025 Raises This Weekend in Canada
Enjoy the full Sturgeon Moon on August 9, 2025, in Canada, and witness the Perseid meteor shower peak. Bright meteors, fireballs, and stunning moonrises await.
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Calgary Contractor Alan Hrehirchuk Faces New Charges in Ongoing Renovation Scandal
Alan Hrehirchuk is facing new fraud charges after defrauding clients with unfinished home renovation projects. Read about the case and the impact on the victims.
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Aurora Borealis Expected to Be Visible Across Canada and U.S. This Week Due to Geomagnetic Storm
Catch the aurora borealis this week as a geomagnetic storm brings the northern lights to more regions across Canada and the U.S. Learn when and where to view this spectacular event.
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IRCC Holds Latest Express Entry Draw for Canadian Experience Class Candidates
IRCC issues 1,000 invitations to Canadian Experience Class candidates with a CRS cut-off of 534 in the August 7, 2025 draw. See program updates and trends.
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Peel Police May Lead Canada in Using Drones for 911 Calls
Peel Regional Police are preparing to launch a cutting-edge initiative that could make them the first police force in Canada…
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British Columbia · Canada · Crime · News
Campers Fined Nearly $30K for Ignoring B.C. Campfire Ban Over Long Weekend
With wildfire risk at critical levels, B.C. officials handed out $30K in fines to campers ignoring fire bans. Here’s what you need to know about the penalties and ongoing restrictions.
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2025 · Canada · Employment · News · Transporation
Air Canada Flight Attendants Cast Final Ballots in Strike Vote Amid Contract Dispute
Air Canada’s flight attendants are casting final ballots on a strike mandate amid stalled talks. A strike could begin as early as August 16.
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2025 · Canada · Employment · News
Canada Post Workers Reject Contract—Strike Unlikely, But Uncertainty Grows
Canada Post union members reject a 13% wage increase and restructuring plan. Here’s what it means for future negotiations and the postal service’s survival.
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Ford’s Highway 401 tunnel plan inspired by private-sector proposals, documents reveal
Newly unearthed internal documents have brought clarity to the Ford government’s plan to potentially build a massive Highway 401 tunnel….
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Asylum Seekers Intercepted in Quebec After Crossing from U.S. in Back of Truck
Canada intercepts 44 asylum seekers in Quebec. Learn how this case is reshaping debates on border security, human smuggling, and immigration law.
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Canada Airdrops Humanitarian Aid into Gaza for the First Time Amid Worsening Crisis
Canada joins international partners in airdropping food into Gaza, but Palestinians say ground aid is urgently needed. Explore what this means for the humanitarian crisis and Canada’s evolving role.
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After a Decade of Mystery, Canadian Scientists Identify Sea Star Killer
After a decade, Canadian scientists have identified Vibrio pectinicida as the bacteria behind sea star wasting disease, opening doors for recovery and climate action.
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Summer McIntosh Wins 4 Golds at World Championships: A Historic Week in Singapore
Summer McIntosh dazzles at the 2025 world championships with four individual gold medals and a historic challenge to Katie Ledecky.
