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  1. WORLD CUP DAILY, June 12: Canada to play historic first game at noon today

    • Canada set to play historic first World Cup game at noon today against Belgium.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  2. Takeda’s zasocitinib bests Sotyktu in phase III psoriasis trial

    • Takeda's zasocitinib shows superiority over Sotyktu in phase III psoriasis trial results.

    SCIENCE
  3. Francophone students gather in Rossland for Kootenay jamboree

    • Francophone students gather in Rossland for Kootenay jamboree event.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  4. Unifor slams Senate report calling to revoke workers' Charter rights

    Unifor criticizes Senate report calling for revocation of workers' Charter rights.

    BUSINESS
  5. Beware of getting a mortgage product from Sam Kamra and other unlicensed persons and entities

    • FSRA warns consumers not to do business with Sam Kamra due to unlicensed status.

    BUSINESS
  6. Red Apple Stores Brings Two Community Celebrations to Alberta on July 3, 2026

    * Red Apple Stores to host two community celebrations in Alberta on July 3, 2026.

    BUSINESS
  7. Canada’s Carney heads to Ireland, where keeping Trump happy comes first - politico.eu

    • Canadian Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland's predecessor, Jim Carney, heads to Ireland for meetings with EU leaders.

    POLITICS
  8. What’s new in Lloydminster: community calendar

    • Upcoming events and meetings in Lloydminster to stay connected with the community.

    WORLD
  9. POET's Next Move Could Surprise

    • POET shares fall 39% in recent update.

    BUSINESS
  10. Victoria adds its voice to municipalities calling for return of Community Housing Fund

    • Victoria council passes motion calling for return of Community Housing Fund funding.

    POLITICS
  11. Meta says Facebook, Instagram slowly 'coming back' after global outage
    TECHNOLOGY
  12. 3D Systems: There Is No Real Moat Even After Pivoting
    BUSINESS
  13. Here's the latest news on the opening day of the 2026 World Cup

    • 2026 World Cup opening day commences with a relatively quiet morning in Toronto.

    SPORTS
  14. Here's the latest news on the opening day of the 2026 World Cup

    Commuters in Toronto experienced unusually quiet rush hour on opening day of 2026 World Cup.

    SPORTS
  15. Red Wings News & Rumors: Larkin Trade List, Cossa Speculation & More

    Dylan Larkin's trade request continues to dominate Red Wings news, sparking speculation and debate.

  16. Spring stench expected to persist during Revelstoke wastewater treatment plant upgrades
    SCIENCE
  17. Oil Market Volatility Masks a Shifting Reality in the Middle East
    BUSINESS
  18. Armenia's Western Pivot Survives Moscow's Pressure Campaign
    BUSINESS
  19. Oil Prices Slide as Traders Bet on Diplomacy
    BUSINESS
  20. Okanagan man has surprise encounter with grizzly bear
    POLITICS
  21. This roadway in Sask. is drawing attention for its unusual design
    CRIME
  22. Toasty Friday and Saturday in store, with temperatures set to return to seasonal next week
    SCIENCE
  23. I know who killed Ontario's education system
    POLITICS
  24. Arizona Metals Announces Filing of the NI 43-101 Technical Report for the Kay Mine Project Preliminary Economic Assessment
    BUSINESS
  25. What happens to mortgages, banking if Alberta were to separate?
    POLITICS
  26. It’s time for outdoor water fun at splash pads in Guelph
    WORLD
  27. How does your garden grow? Tour the Guelph Garden Showcase and learn from local enthusiasts
    ENTERTAINMENT
  28. One year later, Porter Airlines is growing Hamilton’s airport into a ‘national gateway’ - The Spec
    BUSINESS
  29. Caledon proposes widening McLaughlin Road to 4 lanes; open house June 17
    REAL ESTATE
  30. Anthony Stolarz among 5 Maple Leafs on latest Daily Faceoff trade board - The Leafs Nation
    SPORTS
  31. billion SpaceX payday? Guess who’s winning big in our business and investing news quiz for the week ending June 12

    • Billionaire Richard Branson wins big in SpaceX deal.

  32. The AI book wave and how a Halifax publisher is resisting it
    TECHNOLOGY
  33. From pushback to Pride: Tiny N.S. community celebrates love and inclusion
    ENTERTAINMENT
  34. Ontario's new one-year teacher training program includes 80 practicum days
    EDUCATION
  35. Young people are in trouble. Older Canadians like me need to sacrifice to help them
    POLITICS
  36. As Toronto mourns Officer Marc Pinizzotto, here are nine other recent police fatalities
    CRIME
  37. Raids that led to Toronto police officer's death tied to U.S. Consulate shooting investigation
    CRIME
  38. Summer work in short supply for students amid weakened job market - CBC
    BUSINESS
  39. Cost of divorce keeping Canadians in unhappy marriages longer, survey finds - CTV News
    BUSINESS
  40. County housing summit outlines challenges, presents solutions
    BUSINESS
  41. In the news today: Carney in Paris, fallen officer tributes, Canada plays Bosnia

    Prime Minister Mark Carney arrives in Paris for G7 summit meetings with French President.

  42. In the news today: Carney in Paris, fallen officer tributes, Canada plays Bosnia
  43. With the hot, humid weather, an annoying buzz descends upon Ottawa-Gatineau
    SCIENCE
  44. Quebec’s pickleball championships are this weekend. What can players expect?
    SPORTS
  45. 6 Quebecers are on Canada’s World Cup team. Their families are freaking out — in a good way
    SPORTS
  46. Street festivals close parts of James and Barton streets in Hamilton this weekend
    ENTERTAINMENT
  47. Protect young people from social media harms 'without silencing them,' says Hamilton teen content creator
    WORLD
  48. 'Not romantic': Kìwekì Point fans trash 'promposals' for leaving mess behind
    CRIME
  49. Windsor pharmaceutical company expanding to make prescription drugs for cystic fibrosis patients
    HEALTH
  50. 93-year-old Windsor man can hardly wait to walk across Gordie Howe bridge
    CRIME