Maine Governor Tells Canadians: “You’re Safe Here” Despite U.S. Travel Concerns
As cross-border travel dips and tensions rise, Maine Governor Janet Mills is on a mission to win back Canadian visitors—especially…
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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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Canada’s New Holographic Raven Coin Mesmerizes with Colour and Story
Discover Canada’s new 2025 holographic coin—Moon Sky: Raven—featuring vibrant 3D color shifts and Inuit-inspired design by Bronson Jacque.
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2025 · Canada · News · Transporation
Canada’s Trucking Industry Calls Driver Inc. a $1 Billion Scam
Driver Inc. misclassification is shaking up Canada’s trucking industry, costing tax dollars and endangering drivers. Learn why industry leaders are demanding urgent action.
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McDonald’s Canada Launches International Menu Heist
McDonald’s Canada unveils the International Menu Heist with six new items from around the world — including McPizza Bites and the Biscoff McFlurry. Available for a limited time only.
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LS Airways Flight Academy Shut Down for Safety Violations
Transport Canada revokes LS Airways Flight Academy’s certification after whistleblowers expose dangerous practices. Learn about the student lawsuits and safety violations leading to the closure.
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2025 · Canada · News · Toronto · Transporation
Toronto’s Eglinton Crosstown LRT: When Will It Open? Bet on It with FanDuel
Fans can now bet on the opening date of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT in Toronto! Find out when the 19-kilometre transit line is expected to start and join the excitement.
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Canada and the EU Sign Major Security and Defence Partnership: Key Details
Canada and the EU have entered a new era of cooperation with a security and defence partnership, including joint procurement and expanded trade ties. Find out more.
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2025 · Activities · Canada · News
Canada’s Wonderland Delays AlpenFury Launch Coaster Opening
Canada’s Wonderland has delayed the opening of its AlpenFury coaster, which promises the world’s most inversions on a launch coaster. Find out why and when it will open.
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July 2025 Payments: What to Expect from Canada Workers & Disability Benefits
Expect larger July 2025 payments from the Canada Workers Benefit and the new Disability Benefit. Here’s everything you need to know about these increased benefits.
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Fredericton Man Discovers He Was Paying His Neighbor’s Power Bill for Nearly 2 Years
Bob Gibson from Fredericton learns he’s been paying his neighbor’s energy bill for almost two years due to a meter mix-up. Read about the frustrating experience and resolution with N.B. Power.
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2025 · Canada · Canada Day · Montreal · News
Montreal Canada Day Parade Cancelled for Second Consecutive Year
Montreal Canada Day Parade, parade cancelled, municipal strikes Montreal, Canada Day events, Nicholas Cowen, Montreal celebrations, city worker strikes, Quebec events
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Liberals and Conservatives Pass Bill C-5 for Fast-Tracking National Projects
The House of Commons passes Bill C-5, allowing Canada to expedite major projects for economic recovery. Critics raise concerns about Indigenous rights and environmental impact.
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Measles Outbreak in Alberta Surpasses 1,000 Cases, Experts Warn of Further Spread
Alberta’s measles outbreak has surpassed 1,000 cases. Health experts warn that the virus is out of control, urging parents to vaccinate their children to prevent further spread.
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Sunshine Abounds as the Summer Solstice Arrives in Canada
The summer solstice arrives in Canada on June 20, 2025, bringing the longest day of the year with extended daylight in cities like Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver.
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Rockfall Near Bow Glacier Falls Leaves One Dead, Three Injured
A tragic rockfall near Bow Glacier Falls in Banff National Park has left one person dead and three injured. Read more about the emergency response and hiker’s account of the disaster.
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Trump Departs G7 Early Amid Escalating Israel-Iran Tensions
President Trump exits G7 summit early to respond to Israel-Iran tensions. Learn what triggered the move and how leaders are reacting.
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2025 · Canada · Entertainment · News
Netflix’s New Documentary ‘Trainwreck: Mayor of Mayhem’ Drops June 17—Here’s How to Watch
The Trainwreck documentary series unveils Rob Ford’s tumultuous time as Toronto’s mayor. Watch Mayor of Mayhem on Netflix starting June 17, 2025.
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Former CAW President Buzz Hargrove Passes Away
Buzz Hargrove, former CAW president and pivotal figure in Canada’s labor movement, passes away. His advocacy for workers’ rights and social justice leaves a lasting impact.
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Canada’s $2,400 Disability Benefit Launches June 20
The Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) opens for applications on June 20, offering $200 monthly payments to eligible Canadians with disabilities. Learn more about how to apply and the benefit details.
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G7 Summit Begins in Kananaskis: What It Means for the Calgary Region
The G7 summit brings major disruptions to Calgary from June 15-17. Find out about road closures, security measures, and travel advice to navigate the busy days ahead.
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Premature Deaths in Men: New Report Reveals Alarming Statistics and Calls for Action
Premature deaths in men are a significant issue in Canada. The new Movember report reveals the causes and calls for immediate action to prevent these preventable deaths.
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2025 · Canada · News · Transporation
WestJet Faces Cybersecurity Incident, Operations Unaffected
WestJet confirms a cybersecurity breach affecting its app and internal systems. However, the airline assures customers that its operations remain unaffected while the investigation continues.
