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  1. Sayward mayor's defamation lawsuit over harassment allegations dismissed by B.C. Supreme Court

    B.C. Supreme Court dismisses defamation lawsuit by Sayward mayor over harassment allegations.

    POLITICS
  2. Toronto to see a chance of showers Thursday ahead of a warm and sunny long weekend

    Toronto to see chance of showers on Thursday

    SCIENCE
  3. Nervous times for Collin Morikawa after what he was spotted doing at Aronimink, 'I'm concerned' - hitc.com

    Collin Morikawa was spotted with a group of players at Aronimink Country Club, sparking concerns about his well-being.

    SPORTS
  4. Bragg Gaming Group Reports First Quarter 2026 Financial Results

    Revenue for the first quarter of 2026 reached €25.7 million, with a 3.5% year-over-year increase in the Netherlands revenue.

    BUSINESS
  5. JD Vance Jokes About Rubio Rivalry And 'The Apprentice'

    JD Vance jokes about Rubio rivalry, 'The Apprentice'

    SPORTS
  6. Cartoon of the Day: Greenbelt Inquiry

    A cartoon depicts a man holding a sign that reads 'I'm not arguing, I'm just explaining why I'm right', while standing in front of a giant map of the Greenbelt.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  7. Waterslide up, water tested in new Vernon pool

    Vernon's new outdoor waterslide is being tested

    SCIENCE
  8. Canada nabs time on Extremely Large Telescope with groundbreaking instrument investment

    Canada invests in groundbreaking instrument for Extremely Large Telescope

    TECHNOLOGY
  9. NIQ Announces First Quarter 2026 Results That Exceed Expectations

    First Quarter 2026 Results Exceed Expectations

    BUSINESS
  10. Viking Announces CEO Transition and Reports First Quarter 2026 Financial Results

    Viking Holdings Ltd appoints Leah Talactac as CEO, Torstein Hagen as Executive Chairman, and Linh Banh as CFO.

    BUSINESS
  11. More New-Vehicle Shoppers Consider EVs as Fuel Costs Rise, JD Power Finds

    JD Power finds that as fuel costs rise, more new-vehicle shoppers are considering electric vehicles.

    SCIENCE
  12. Whitby breaks ground on first Habitat for Humanity project in town

    Whitby begins construction on first Habitat for Humanity project

    SCIENCE
  13. Penticton’s Ooknakane Friendship Centre hosting Moose Hide Campaign event

    Penticton's Ooknakane Friendship Centre hosting Moose Hide Campaign event

    TRAVEL
  14. Russia Launches Massive Air Assault On Ukraine

    Russia launches massive air assault on Ukraine, killing at least one, injuring dozens

    CRIME
  15. PGA Championship first round live updates, leaderboard, tee times: Follow Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy and others Thursday at Aronimink

    Scottie Scheffler leads after Round 1 of the PGA Championship, Rory McIlroy trails by 1 stroke

    SPORTS
  16. CORRECTION FROM SOURCE: WildBrain Reports Q3 2026 Results

    WildBrain reports 35% year-over-year revenue growth in Q3, completed sale of Peanuts interest, eliminates Senior Secured Credit Facility.

    BUSINESS
  17. India Pushes U.S. to Extend Russian Oil Waiver as Imports Hit Record High

    India seeks U.S. to extend Russian oil waiver as imports hit record high.

    BUSINESS
  18. Little Norway Park should be given a historic designation not carved into a parking lot

    Residents call for preservation of historic landmark.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  19. Montreal strippers plan walkout for F1 weekend

    Dancers at Montreal strip clubs plan walkout for F1 weekend to demand equal pay

    SPORTS
  20. 'I don’t know why they made this': Some riders frustrated over infrequent trains at Confederation GO

    New Stoney Creek train station struggles with low ridership

    BUSINESS
  21. Hepatitis A outbreak 'absolutely preventable,' Winnipeg doctor says as cases surge - CBC

    Cases surge in Winnipeg, Hepatitis A outbreak is 'absolutely preventable', 3 deaths linked in Manitoba

    HEALTH
  22. Interac and Billboard Canada Announce Collaboration at NXNE to Support Small Businesses Powering Canada's Music Industry

    Interac and Billboard Canada collaborate at NXNE to support small businesses powering Canada's music industry.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  23. Events this weekend in Brampton area from May 15–17

    Brampton Rose Theatre presents 'The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time', performances on May 15–17 at 8pm.

    WORLD
  24. ‘I don’t know why they made this’: Some riders frustrated over infrequent trains at Confederation GO - The Spec

    Train service at Confederation GO station has been criticized by riders for being infrequent and unreliable.

    BUSINESS
  25. Colbert is going out head held high, but more Canadians are turning to a gloves-off Kimmel - The Globe and Mail

    Stephen Colbert's 'Late Show' ends with a strike, 'The Late Late Show' gains ground

    ENTERTAINMENT
  26. RCMP investigating death in Keremeos house fire

    RCMP investigating a death in a house fire in Keremeos, Highway 3A closed

    CRIME
  27. EMBX: EM Bloom In The Doom

    EM markets see significant gains in April

    BUSINESS
  28. Malaysia Warns of Surge in Iranian Ship-to-Ship Oil Transfers

    Malaysia detects surge in Iranian ship-to-ship oil transfers off its coast despite US blockade

    BUSINESS
  29. Supreme Court set to issue major ruling in family violence case - The Globe and Mail

    Supreme Court to release long-awaited decision on family violence case

    BUSINESS
  30. Rayner Cleared Over Tax Affair As Pressure Mounts On Starmer

    Angela Rayner cleared of tax wrongdoing

    SPORTS
  31. Woman holds a massive fruit bat in her hands

    Woman gets to hold massive fruit bat at zoo.

    SPORTS
  32. AM Markets Need to Know: Trump-Xi meet, strong economic growth for UK, and more

    Trump and Xi hold high-stakes talks in Japan, EU approves new drone regulations, Nvidia reports strong earnings, UK's economy grows at fastest rate in 30 years, EU and China agree to trade deal

    BUSINESS