Bomb Threats Disrupt Flights at Multiple Canadian Airports on July 3
Multiple Canadian airports face bomb threats and delays on July 3. Learn which cities were impacted and how authorities are responding.
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Royal Canoe Bassist Brendan Berg and Partner Killed in Canada Day Crash in Manitoba
Musician Brendan Berg and Olivia Michalczuk died in a Canada Day highway crash in Manitoba. Learn more about the tragedy and investigation.
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Del Monte Files for Bankruptcy Protection Amid Changing Consumer Habits
Del Monte Foods is filing for bankruptcy after 139 years. Explore how rising costs and health trends drove the brand into crisis.
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City of Victoria Commits $10M+ to Public Safety After Surge in Violent Incidents
Victoria unveils a $10.35M plan to improve public safety and housing after multiple violent incidents downtown. See how funds will be used.
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2025 · Employment · News · World
Microsoft Laying Off 9,000 Employees in Latest Restructuring Push (2025 Update)
Microsoft is cutting 9,000 jobs in 2025, targeting Xbox and sales divisions. Explore the reasons behind the layoffs and company strategy.
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GM Recalls Over 40,000 Chevrolet Blazer EVs Over Parking Brake Defect
General Motors recalls 2024–2025 Blazer EVs due to a brake harness defect that could cause crashes or rollaways. Learn what owners should do.
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Paramount Pays $16M to Settle Trump Lawsuit Over CBS Interview with Kamala Harris
Paramount settles Trump’s lawsuit over a 60 Minutes interview with Kamala Harris, agreeing to donate $16M to his presidential library.
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Toronto Beaches Deemed Unsafe for Swimming Due to E. coli: What You Need to Know
High levels of E. coli have made several Toronto beaches unsafe for swimming. Find out which beaches are affected and how to protect your health.
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Saugeen First Nation Reclaims Sauble Beach Sign
Saugeen First Nation changed the Sauble Beach sign on Canada Day 2025, symbolizing land reclamation after a historic court victory. Community celebrates a long-awaited moment.
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2025 · Canada · Canada Day · News
Canada Day 2025: How Canadians Celebrated 158 Years of Confederation
From Ottawa flybys to Vancouver festivals, Canadians celebrated Canada Day 2025 with pride. Explore highlights from across the country, including new citizens, national milestones, and local traditions.
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Highway 11 Closed on Canada Day Due to Police Investigation Near Orillia
A police investigation has shut down Highway 11 near Severn Township, causing major Canada Day traffic delays. OPP urges public to avoid the area and stay in vehicles.
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NHL Free Agency 2025: What’s Done, What’s Next, and Where the Maple Leafs Go from Here
Mitch Marner heads to the Golden Knights, the Panthers keep their core, and big names like Ehlers remain unsigned. Here’s what happened—and what’s still ahead in NHL free agency 2025.
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Tim Hortons Roll Up to Win Glitch Sparks Lawsuit in Quebec Only
A Quebec judge has allowed a class action against Tim Hortons after 500,000 customers were falsely told they won a boat. The lawsuit applies only in Quebec under local consumer laws.
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Canada to Launch New Permanent Residency Route in 2025
Canada is set to launch a new permanent residency route in 2025, expanding the Economic Mobility Pathways Pilot (EMPP) to offer a stable pathway for skilled refugees and displaced individuals.
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What Toronto’s Eco-Conscious Homeowners Are Doing to Green Their Plumbing — And How You Can Too
Sustainability is becoming a central focus in Toronto’s rapidly changing housing market. More homeowners across the city — from High…
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2025 · Concerts · News · Toronto · What's New?
Rogers Stadium Opens in Toronto: A Game-Changer for Live Music
Toronto’s new 50,000-capacity Rogers Stadium kicks off with Stray Kids and Coldplay. See what makes this music-only venue a first of its kind.
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Lululemon Sues Costco for Selling Alleged Knockoffs of Popular Products
Lululemon Athletica sues Costco for selling counterfeit versions of its top-selling products. Learn more about the lawsuit and its implications.
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Canada Sees a New Opportunity to Become a Major LNG Player
With over $109 billion in LNG investments, Canada is taking its second shot at becoming a global LNG exporter. Learn about key projects and challenges ahead.
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Health Canada Recalls Anker Power Banks Due to Fire Hazard
Health Canada issues a recall for Anker power banks over fire risk from faulty batteries. Learn how to return affected models for a free replacement.
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Man Charged for Vandalizing National Holocaust Monument in Ottawa
A 46-year-old man is facing charges after vandalizing the National Holocaust Monument in Ottawa. The community reacts as the investigation into the hate crime continues.
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2025 · Canada · Canada Day · News
Carney’s Promises for Canada Day: What’s Been Achieved and What’s Still Pending
As Canada Day approaches, Prime Minister Mark Carney has made significant strides on his key promises, but what’s still left to accomplish? Explore his progress on tax cuts, trade agreements, and more.
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Ontario Takes Control of Four School Boards Amid Financial Mismanagement
Ontario’s Education Minister Paul Calandra is taking over four school boards, including the TDSB and TCDSB, due to financial mismanagement. Here’s what you need to know.
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Canada’s Digital Services Tax Starts Monday — Why Trump Is Furious
The U.S. ends trade talks with Canada over its new digital services tax, impacting tech giants and sparking fears of a tariff war.
