2 h. ago Cleanfarms to Launch Recycling Program for Pesticide and Fertilizer Containers in Newfoundland

ETOBICOKE, Ontario, July 15, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — New this year, Newfoundland farmers can bring their empty pesticide and fertilizer containers 23L and under to Cleanfarms collection events to be recycled. This update will provide Newfoundland farmers the opportunity to manage these containers responsibly and keep them out of landfills and the environment. In Newfoundland, […]

Sport

4 h. ago Updated: Suspect in police custody as 'hijacking' incident at YVR causes delays, diversions

Passengers on flights scheduled to arrive at YVR have reported being diverted to other nearby airports, while others say their aircraft have been in a holding pattern

Events

4 h. ago Suspect makes Nazi salute before ripping down Pride flag in High River

RCMP in southern Alberta are investigating the theft of a Pride flag, during which the suspect made what appears to be several obscene gestures. 

Other

5 h. ago Un suspect lié au meutre de la femme de 60 ans à Anjou est mort

Il serait décédé lors d’une intervention policière qui implique la Sûreté du Québec.

Events

6 h. ago MLB’s 2027 work stoppage? Baseball folks already are talking about it

Major League Baseball’s all-star break is no longer a break, not for the people who run these clubs, anyway. The draft, which is just about all-consuming for team executives, runs Sunday and Monday of all-star week. The trade deadline looms at the end of the month. When to rest? “Circle Dec. 2, 2026, on your […]

Sport

7 h. ago Male victim critically injured after shooting near Centennial Park

A male victim was rushed to a hospital with critical injuries Tuesday afternoon after a shooting in Etobicoke. Toronto Police said they responded to the shooting at about 12:45 p.m. in the Rathburn Rd.-Renforth Dr. area near Centennial Park after receiving reports of an altercation that resulted in a male being shot. SHOOTING:(UPDATE)Rathburn Rd + […]

Events

8 h. ago Arson suspected after fire breaks out at Etobicoke Burger’s Priest

Toronto Police said they are investigating a suspected arson after a fire broke out at a popular burger restaurant in Etobicoke early Tuesday. Fire crews were called to The Burger’s Priest at 1599 The Queensway, just east of The East Mall, at about 3:20 a.m. for an interior fire that had spread to the roof. […]

Events

8 h. ago Royal Ottawa Golf Club ready to challenge Canadian men's amateur competitors

They give me all the tough assignments around this place. On Monday, I took a short break from my vacation to head to the historic Royal Ottawa Golf Club for Media Day, in preparation for the 120th Canadian Men’s Amateur Championship, which is presented by Golf Canada. It’s the 10th time the Gatineau layout has […]

Other

8 h. ago Winnipeg man busted stealing copper wire from Hydro facility, police say

A 42-year-old Winnipeg man was arrested early Monday morning after breaking into a Manitoba Hydro facility to try to steal copper wire.

Events

9 h. ago Winnipeg cops seek suspects in Pembina Highway robbery, stabbing

Winnipeg police are looking for a pair of suspects after a robbery and stabbing on Pembina Highway Sunday night put a man in hospital with serious injuries.

Events

9 h. ago La police indonésienne a arrêté 12 personnes pour trafic d'enfants

La police indonésienne a arrêté 12 personnes suspectées d'avoir participé à un réseau d’enlèvement et de trafic d'enfants.

Society

9 h. ago ‘As safe as possible’: UMSU president says students want more secure campus

The University of Manitoba's student union says safety is top of mind for many students after an incident this weekend that led to the arrest of a 45-year-old suspect.

Other

9 h. ago MLBPA union head hopeful of major leaguers participating in 2028 Olympics

Baseball players’ union head Tony Clark says plans are moving ahead exploring the possibility of using major leaguers in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics and discussions have taken place this week during the All-Star break. “There’s a lot of work that still needs to be done,” he told the Baseball Writers’ Association of America on […]

Politics

9 h. ago Toronto is getting a massive Filipino street food festival next month

Filipino food fans will get the chance to dine to their heart's delight this summer as Toronto's biggest Filipino food festival returns.It's been well established that Toronto is having quite the love affair with Filipino cuisine. From droolworthy pop-ups putting unique spins on classic dishes to new restaurants paying homage to the flavours of the Philippines, the city can't seem to get enough.If you, like many, are in that same boat, you're in luck: Taste of Manila, billed in past years as the biggest Filipino street festival outside of the Philippines, is coming back this August for its 11th epic year.Last year, the festival drew in a record-breaking attendance of over 500,000 people over two days, and this year, they're setting their sights on hosting the biggest and best iteration of the festival yet.Naturally, it all starts with the food.Curated around this year's theme of "celebrating resiliency and diversity," the festival is set ...

Culture

11 h. ago «Marques de violence»: mort suspecte d'une femme de 60 ans à Anjou

La police de Montréal enquête sur la mort suspecte d’une femme de 60 ans qui a été retrouvée avec des «marques de violence».

Events

11 h. ago «Marques de violence»: une femme de 60 ans victime d'un meurtre à Anjou

La police de Montréal enquête sur le meurtre d’une femme de 60 ans qui a été retrouvée avec des «marques de violence».

Events

11 h. ago Canadian border agents trumpet major cannabis seizure at N.B. port

The CBSA says the drugs were concealed in about 400 boxes inside the container. Photos released by the agency show vacuum-sealed bags of suspected cannabis.

Politics

12 h. ago B.C. cuts Metro Vancouver developers a break from soaring fees, backstopped by $250 million in federal cash

"Having sat down with both not-for-profit builders and private builders, and gone through their pro-formas, I can say that this will be the difference between housing happening, and it not happening," said B.C. Housing Minister Ravi Kahlon.

Economics

13 h. ago Breakenridge: Premier's tax collecting scheme should have ended with Fair Deal panel

Why not hire thousands of teachers and doctors and nurses? Why do we need thousands of tax collectors to do a job that’s already being done?

Economics

24 h. ago Second victim of alleged Kelowna hammer attack mourns the loss of friend

On July 4, the two women were on their lunch break in a Kelowna, B.C., parking lot when they were allegedly attacked with a hammer. Bailey McCourt didn’t survive.

Events