5 h. ago Businessman files response to Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim's defamation lawsuit over allegations of drunk driving

A local businessman has filed a response to Mayor Ken Sim's defamation lawsuit, alleging Sim has a history of intoxication while attending events during his time as mayor

Economics

8 h. ago Calgary man charged after 17 guns stolen from local business

A Calgary man is charged with 28 offences in relation to the theft of 17 guns worth more than $26,000 from the Calgary Shooting Centre over the weekend. On June 28, a man broke into the shooting centre, located at 7130 Fisher Rd. S.E., and stole the firearms from a display case. He fled the […]

Economics

39 h. ago Education tech initiative brings SMART Boards to remote classrooms

'Today, around 3.1 billion people are not participating in the digital world, so our entire mission is to close that digital poverty gap,' said Daniel Gutwein, founder and CEO of the N50 Project

Culture

61 h. ago London Eats: Core café offers busy customers organic food on the go

A new downtown café hopes to encourage Londoners on the go to choose healthy food options, its owner says.

Economics

3 d. ago Calgary man found guilty on charges in relation to torturing and killing rabbits

A 12-person jury in the case of Calgary serial rabbit-killer Nicholas Weseen has found him guilty on several charges relating to animal abuse. The Calgary Court of King’s Bench Jury started its deliberations on Friday afternoon, and ultimately came to its decision Saturday morning. The 31-year-old was found guilty on 12 of the 13 charges, […]

Events

4 d. ago In Calgary courts: Crown drops charges against one of two gang

Noteworthy legal cases in Calgary and area from June 23 to 27, 2025

Other

4 d. ago As Canada Day nears, consumers want Canadian goods — but costs are a concern

As Canada Day approaches, several new studies forecast that although Canadians are being careful about their spending, many are willing to pay more to support local businesses.

Economics

5 d. ago Accused embezzlers had sued Calgary Police Service alleging corruption months before being charged

Nathan Michael Mizera and Joshua Tyler Bredo seek damages of at least $3.5 million against 'state actors and law enforcement defendants,' including the CPS

Events

5 d. ago Olympian’s expanding coffee company helps fellow athletes reach their goals

Athletes will be allowed to work around their training and competition schedules, picking up shifts when they're able

Economics

5 d. ago Calgary teen charged in connection with high school lockdown

A 17-year-old boy from Calgary faces several firearms-related charges after James Fowler High School was forced to go into lockdown for several hours on June 3.

Society

5 d. ago Calgary police charge one in relation to CTrain pedestrian collision that injured 11

A CTrain operator has been charged following an investigation into an April pedestrian collision that left an 11-year-old boy with a broken leg. Around 8:15 a.m. on April 17, police were called to the Banff Trail LRT Station for reports of a pedestrian struck by a CTrain. At the time of the incident, police believed […]

Events

5 d. ago Parker: Brian Sidorsky's enterprising success inspired early by Junior Achievement

Brian Sidorsky had five exciting years in the Junior Achievement program that he says changed the course of his life

Other

6 d. ago Officials break ground on $120M engine maintenance hub at Calgary airport

'It's a big day for Calgary ... (and) it is a big day for Canada's aerospace sector,' said federal Industry Minister Melanie Joly

Economics

6 d. ago 'We are open': Sunterra nears business as usual amid legal battles

Sunterra Farms Ltd. alleges National Bank's conduct led to lost sales, reputational damage and increased operating costs

Economics

6 d. ago Toronto's Kensington Market losing yet another longtime independent business

A beloved Toronto fishmonger that's been a neighbourhood cornerstone for over a decade is closing down at the end of the month.Kensington Market is among the most community-centric neighbourhoods in Toronto; a tall order, considering the city's growing population and residents' increasing tendency to stick within their own circles.It's this exact community-first attitude in Kensington that's allowed the neighbourhood to foster a number of legendary local spots, from Courage My Love to Augusta Fruit Market and many in between.Local fishmonger business, Hooked Inc., is one such stalwart.The business was born in 2011, when founders Kristin and Dan Donovan opened Hooked's original location in Leslieville, selling some of the highest-quality, sustainably caught, local seafood in the city, and their Kensington location quickly followed in 2012.Hooked didn't have a monopoly on the fresh fish business along Baldwin Street, with other local staples like Sea Kings ...

Economics

7 d. ago Liberal cabinet minister announces $11 million for Alberta businesses

"Whether it's equipping farms in southern Alberta with AI to increase their productivity, or introducing automated production lines to a commercial bakery in Edmonton, today's investments are really about unleashing the incredible ingenuity of Alberta innovators."

Economics

7 d. ago Tsuut’ina Nation police, Calgary police lay multiple charges through Project Buffalo

None of the individuals charged are members of Tsuut’ina Nation

Events

7 d. ago Take a look at these Toronto entrepreneurs making their dreams come true

If the past few months have taught us anything, it’s that local matters. In 2025, it’s not just about what you buy — it’s about who you’re buying from. And guess what? It couldn't be easier! The Futurpreneur Marketplace is a one-stop shop for Canadians looking to consciously support young entrepreneurs and their businesses across the country. Powered by Futurpreneur — the only national non-profit that helps entrepreneurs aged 18-39, offering flexible equity-free loans, mentorship, and the resources they need to start or buy a business. The Futurpreneur Marketplace features over 210 Canadian businesses, each one with a story worth sharing.Side hustle to retailIt helps Canadians shop local from businesses like Vanilla Bite Bakery, a Toronto-based bakery that began as a passion project between Futurpreneurs Dannah Melad and Kevin Allan. The two initially bonded over their ...

Economics

8 d. ago Edmonton will suffer if this levy goes dry, say local business groups

"Since 2015, the CRL has helped drive over $5 billion in Downtown investment," said Heather Thomson.

Economics

8 d. ago 'A generational investment': Edmonton business groups warn of consequences if Downtown CRL extension fails

"Since 2015, the CRL has helped drive over $5 billion in Downtown investment," said Heather Thomson.

Economics