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  1. Strathcona Bears U11 A wins historic Vancouver Island Tier 1 Championship

    Strathcona Bears U11 A win historic Vancouver Island Tier 1 Championship

    WORLD
  2. LaSalle woman who forced friend into prostitution sentenced to house arrest

    Bryanna Abbruzzo, 24, sentenced to house arrest for forcing a friend into prostitution.

    POLITICS
  3. Windsor man faces kidnapping, sexual assault, weapons charges

    Windsor man arrested, charged with kidnapping and sexual assault

    WORLD
  4. North Island College issues layoff notices to 13 faculty members

    North Island College issues layoff notices to 13 faculty members due to declining international student enrolment.

    BUSINESS
  5. Athabasca County, Boyle RCMP reports overall decrease in crime

    Boyle RCMP reports overall decrease in crime

    WORLD
  6. Timeline: A breakdown of the ups and downs at Health P.E.I.

    Premier Rob Lantz describes the CEO of Health P.E.I. as 'one of the toughest jobs in Prince Edward Island'

    BUSINESS
  7. Capital Regional District pledges decade-old $1.7M grant to Island corridor

    Capital Regional District to receive $1.7M grant over decade

    WORLD
  8. Esquimalt boosting after-hours bylaw enforcement

    Esquimalt residents will see increased late-night bylaw enforcement

    POLITICS
  9. How War in Iran Could Cripple the Global Digital Economy

    US-Iran war causes global chip shortage

    BUSINESS
  10. Church makes space for housing, childcare in Vernon

    A local church is exploring ways to repurpose its aging property to provide housing and childcare services to the community, according to a Kelowna contractor.

    WORLD
  11. NIC looks at staffing adjustments in the wake of financial challenges

    NIC considers layoffs amid financial difficulties

    WORLD
  12. PODCAST: With layoffs looming, Algoma Steel reports even more red ink

    Algoma Steel reports significant losses, layoffs on the horizon, local business owners express concerns about economic impact

    ENTERTAINMENT
  13. Atlassian job cuts raise the question: Is AI driving layoffs?

    Atlassian plans to cut 10% of its workforce as it shifts more resources to AI.

    SPORTS
  14. Halton Regional Police say NG9-1-1 upgrade will improve public safety

    Halton Regional Police implement NG9-1-1 upgrade to improve public safety

    TECHNOLOGY
  15. Dozens of tires, household trash dumped at Ten Mile Lake Provincial Park

    Dozens of tires dumped at Ten Mile Lake Provincial Park

    WORLD
  16. Council approves ‘incubator hub’ to help foster new businesses in Sicamous

    Council approves 'incubator hub' to help foster new businesses in Sicamous

    WORLD
  17. Europe sees decline in bird flu case detections, report finds - Global News

    Europe witnesses decline in bird flu case detections

    HEALTH
  18. Toronto police to have 'increased' presence at Al-Quds Day rally outside U.S. consulate Saturday

    Toronto police to have increased presence at Al-Quds Day rally

    WORLD
  19. Displacement in Lebanon grows as Israeli military operations expand, exacerbating humanitarian crisis

    Israeli military operations in Lebanon displace hundreds, exacerbate humanitarian crisis.

    POLITICS
  20. Victoria Folk Festival returns with Chantal Kreviazuk, the Sadies

    Victoria Folk Music Festival returns to Royal Athletic Park on July 4.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  21. Toronto police to provide update on plans ahead of Al-Quds Day rally at U.S. consulate this weekend

    Toronto police to unveil security plans for Al-Quds Day rally at U.S. consulate

    WORLD
  22. Pakistan’s War With Afghanistan Could Redraw the Region’s Security Map

    Pakistan and Afghanistan's strained relationship has led to hundreds of Pakistani deaths from cross-border attacks.

    BUSINESS
  23. M.D. of Bonnyville conducting rat inspections on eastern edge of municipality

    The Municipal District of Bonnyville is conducting rodent inspections

    WORLD
  24. Broadway star Jeremy Jordan brings solo show to North Bay’s Capitol Centre

    Jeremy Jordan is performing a solo show at the Capitol Centre

    ENTERTAINMENT
  25. Take a Look Ahead at the 12.0.5 Content Update — World of Warcraft - Blizzard News

    New raid raid wings and dungeons for Mythic difficulty

    ENTERTAINMENT
  26. Simpcw, B.C. begin discussions on assessment agreement for Yellowhead Copper Mine

    Simpcw First Nation and Teck Resources begin talks on proposed assessment agreement for Yellowhead Copper Mine.

    WORLD
  27. Poor driving conditions lead to safety reminder from Sylvan Lake RCMP

    Winter weather conditions lead to poor driving conditions, prompting a safety reminder from the Sylvan Lake RCMP.

    WORLD
  28. TotalEnergies Freezes Fuel Prices in France Amid ‘Exceptional Volatility’

    TotalEnergies caps gasoline and diesel prices in France at 1.99 and 2.09 euros per liter until March 31, 2026, amid market volatility.

    BUSINESS
  29. Easter colouring contest open in Diamond Valley

    Easter colouring contest announced for kids in Diamond Valley

    ENTERTAINMENT
  30. Grimsby farmer vows to keep on growing after weekend blaze

    Fire destroys barn at organic farm

    WORLD
  31. RVS trustees review promising provincial budget increase

    Trustees hopeful for increased funding

    WORLD
  32. Halifax police lay multiple fraud charges against Montreal man - CityNews Halifax

    Halifax police lay multiple fraud charges against Montreal man

    WORLD
  33. Halifax police lay multiple fraud charges against Montreal man

    Halifax police lay multiple fraud charges against Montreal man

    WORLD
  34. Americans' feelings toward Canada, U.K. plunge to new lows under Trump, new U.S. poll finds

    American views of Canada and UK have reached new lows, Gallup poll finds

    POLITICS
  35. CIRO Publishes New Guidance for Order Execution Only Dealers

    CIRO publishes new guidance on Order Execution Only dealers

    BUSINESS
  36. City officials give update on Calgary water main shutdown

    City officials confirm the Bearspaw south feeder main will be shut down for repairs, work to reinforce the main is ongoing, water restrictions remain in place.

    POLITICS
  37. Lakehead University students join nation-wide movement to push big banks off campus

    Students join nationwide protest to pressure big banks to stop funding fossil fuel industry.

    SCIENCE
  38. Leger poll shows Manitobans want open access to parks

    Manitobans support open access to parks

    POLITICS
  39. Sun Peaks Freestyle Club celebrates 2025/2026 ‘season of momentum’

    Sun Peaks Freestyle Club marks 10 years of supporting local athletes.

    WORLD
  40. City of St. Albert rolls out Young Artist Legacy Award

    St. Albert introduces Young Artist Legacy Award, grants available for 13-21 year olds

    WORLD
  41. U.S. Natural Gas Prices Stay Calm Despite Global LNG Crisis

    U.S. natural gas prices remain stable despite global LNG crisis.

    BUSINESS
  42. Industrial rubber bumpers expand options for machine protection and positioning

    Industrial rubber bumpers expand options for machine protection and positioning

    WORLD