CA ARCHIVE

• Surrey's Sounds of Summer concert series starts July 8 with free outdoor concerts.

• Canada Day celebrates shared values and opportunities beyond political disagreements.

• Science North's Canada Day festivities will feature a drone show and live music outdoors.

• Local Cranbrook resident creates dog-friendly stickers for pet-friendly businesses.

* Workday pursues AI and agents for payroll and HR data platform.

• Actung program review promises to get pulses racing in government towns with its content.

Jerry Gourneau's impressive 2026 season is being closely watched at Assiniboia Downs.

• Banff's planning commission approves condo subdivision, allowing homes to be sold individually.

• The Pavel Dorofeyev contract impacts the value of Elias Pettersson and other Canucks players.

• Egypt aims to generate 60% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2040.

• Algoma Business College opened in Sault Ste. Marie, training students in shorthand, typing and bookkeeping.

• Doreen Bergum, 80, was an Otipemisiwak Métis elder who faced cultural suppression for decades.

• Some research suggests creatine may not be suitable for vegans due to potential kidney strain.

* World Cup Round of 32 schedule has been confirmed, with matches set to begin June 28.

• Migrant workers in Lower Mainland face exploitation and abuse, calling for better protection.

• The Lenovo Pro 9i Aura Edition Laptop features a 9th Gen Intel Core i7 processor and up to 64GB RAM.

• Google Home Speaker uses 99% less adhesive than Nest Audio in its manufacturing process.

Carolina Hurricanes search for Seth Jarvis replacement due to surgery-induced injury.

• Quebec Knights of Columbus raise over $1.4 million for local and regional causes.

• Ticket pricing woes for travellers and World Cup fans cause frustration worldwide.

• Advocates see a bias in Parliament against renters due to majority of MPs being homeowners or landlords.