68 m. ago Police to host town hall in Quadeville after attack on Ontario child

The town hall comes weeks after police said they suspected the girl's injuries came from an animal and warned families to keep children indoors and under close supervision.

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4 h. ago Duty free shop in N.B. to close after 31 years due to drop in cross

The owner of Woodstock Duty Free Shop says he used to see about 200 customers daily in the summer months. Now, he gets about 20.

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7 h. ago Australian Rock Art Site Near LNG Hub Gets World Heritage Status

The United Nations has granted World Heritage status to an ancient Aboriginal rock art site in Australia that’s close to an industrial gas hub, a development that will require the government to protect the cultural area.

Culture

9 h. ago Crumbling $2 million Toronto multiplex looks like the set of a horror movie

If you've ever strolled the leafy streets of Toronto's Little Italy neighbourhood and wondered what the insides of those grand old homes-turned-too-many-apartments actually look like, well, wonder no more.Anyone who has ever rented as a student in this city probably already knows the answer: many of them look like haunted houses that have given up trying.And none of them haunt harder than 43 Dewson St.A vacant unit. Perched on a quiet corner just a stone's throw from the buzz of College Street, this "majestic" six-unit multiplex just hit the market for $1,945,000—after a not-so-subtle price drop from $2.2 million.The living area of the vacant unit. Why the discount? Because this place is rough. Like, a bathtub falling through the floor-level rough.Another vacant unit with a fireplace. Sure, if you squint through the cobwebs, crumbling plaster, and general aura of despair, you can catch glimpses of the home's former glory and character-filled past....

Economics

9 h. ago This Toronto fashion store is tucked away behind a quaint Victorian townhouse exterior

Tucked away behind the preserved facades of a Victorian townhouse in Toronto's Bloor-Yorkville neighbourhood is WDLT 117, a three-storey designer concept store that blurs the line between retail and lifestyle.Founded by Chloe Ma and Darryl Ding, WDLT 117 brings together fashion, design, coffee, home goods, and flowers under one roof at 7 St. Thomas Street. The store came about after the founders, who often travelled around the world, noticed a lack of representation of emerging brands and more fashion-forward pieces.The hybrid shop is located in a building that's the "first of its kind" office condo in Toronto to offer exclusive commercial ownership, and seamlessly blends Victorian townhomes with a contemporary fritted glass tower.2022 exterior of the Victorian townhome exteriors incorporated into the base of 7 St. Thomas. Photo: Jack Landau.WDLT comes from the word "wanderlust," and the numbers that follow also reflect the evolution of the streetscape."Since the prev...

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18 h. ago Cash rains from helicopter onto mourners to honour Detroit man’s last wish

Footage from the drop has been circulating online and shows the moment onlookers realized cash was flying out from beneath the hovering aircraft.

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19 h. ago Trump’s new tariff threat hikes uncertainty for Canadian businesses

Manufacturers say this latest threat undermines stability for industries, workers, and cross-border supply chains

Economics

19 h. ago Canadian border officials say two brothers have pleaded guilty in cross

CBSA officers say the smuggling resulted in the attempted evasion of approximately $17.5 million in duties and taxes

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20 h. ago 'It's been amazing': Departing CEO reflects on 15 years with YW Calgary

As this chapter of her career comes to a close, Sue Tomney sat down with Postmedia Calgary to reflect on what she's seen in Calgary's social services sector over the last 15 years.

Culture

21 h. ago ED+PCL Healthcare Partners Reach Financial Close on The Peter Gilgan Mississauga Hospital and Shah Family Hospital for Women and Children

Mississauga, ON, July 11, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — EllisDon and PCL Construction (ED+PCL Healthcare Partners), with equity partners Fengate Asset Management and Plenary Americas, have reached Financial Close on The Peter Gilgan Mississauga Hospital and Shah Family Hospital for Women and Children – the largest hospital project in Canada’s history.  This milestone, achieved under a […]

Science

26 h. ago Stingray to Release its Financial Results for the First Quarter of Fiscal 2026

MONTREAL, July 11, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Stingray Group Inc. (TSX: RAY.A; RAY.B) will release its financial results for the first quarter ended June 30, 2025, on Tuesday, August 5th, 2025, after the markets close. Management will hold a conference call to discuss the financial results the next day, August 6, 2025, at 9:00 a.m. […]

Culture

27 h. ago ICYMI: Amazon Prime Day ends tonight: Don’t miss these deals!

Hurry – shop our top picks for daily essentials from trusted brands like Dyson, Clinique, Samsonite, LEGO and more before the clock runs out!

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27 h. ago ICYMI: Amazon Prime Day ends tonight–don’t miss these deals!

Hurry – shop our top picks for daily essentials from trusted brands like Dyson, Clinique, Samsonite, LEGO and more before the clock runs out!

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27 h. ago Philip Cross: Productivity drives income growth, despite claims to the contrary

In reality, real incomes and labour productivity have risen in lockstep over time

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33 h. ago Hidden gem noodle shop in Toronto closes and a Tim Hortons will replace it

A Toronto noodle restaurant popular in its neighbourhood has closed down permanently, and what's replacing it is so typical.In Toronto, we're lucky enough to have fantastic Chinese restaurants on seemingly every city block. Still, that doesn't mean that people aren't entitled to picking favourites.For Annex residents and folks who frequent the Bloor and Bathurst area alike, one such favourite was Szechuan Noodle Bowl, the only Toronto location of a three-restaurant chain specializing in Szechuan cuisine and noodle-based dishes. Go figure.Situated directly at the corner of Bloor and Bathurst, steps away from Bathurst subway station, the restaurant has been a hub for those searching for a steaming bowl of hand-pulled noodles priced at $15 or less.Their Dan Dan Noodles, might we add, are out of this world.Nowadays, though, Torontonians will have to travel to the chain's other locations in Mississauga or, if you're in the mood for a road trip, Hamilton, to get their fill,...

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41 h. ago Rockin' Thunder, Europa Super Circus and more weekend fun in Edmonton

Rockin’ Thunder: Was time when it was inconceivable you wouldn’t hear Def Leppard at least three times a day out in the wilds of Edmonton, which is certainly still true if you have AM radio cranked in the shop. The New Wave of British Heavy Metal pioneers, going since the year Star Wars came out, […]

Economics

41 h. ago ‘He’s flying’: Motorcyclist filmed zooming close to 300 km/h on Toronto

York Regional Police say a man from Richmond Hill was arrested after a motorcycle was spotted on Toronto-area roads and highways travelling at speeds of almost 300 km/h.

Transport

42 h. ago Pellerin: Scrambling for safety — how to make pedestrian crossings less dangerous

Small towns and big cities — including in Canada — have introduced a low-cost option to help people cross the road safely at major intersections. How about in Ottawa?

Events

44 h. ago Toronto woman opens new Portuguese restaurant with roots that go back decades

A brand-new Portuguese restaurant that’s opening very soon in Toronto is a whole lot more than just a pretty face.Paris Paris co-owner and Toronto native Kelly Amaral has known she wanted to open a Portuguese restaurant on Dundas West (the area known to many as Little Portugal) for years now, but the story behind Taberna Lx, the soon-to-open culmination of those dreams, actually starts before Kelly herself had even been born.Back in the 1950s, her father, born on Pico in the Azores, was among the first wave of Portuguese newcomers to arrive in Toronto. Shortly thereafter, her mother followed and, come the 1960s, they opened the first Portuguese business in what would later become known as Little Portugal."It was traditionally Ukrainian, Polish and Jewish, and [my parents] opened up a full-service supermarket with a full butcher shop… and then there was a full fish counter," Kelly tells us. Both the butcher and the fishmonger, on top of everyone who worked at t...

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45 h. ago Canadian Red Cross and Walmart Canada launch annual giving campaign

Funds raised support disaster relief in communities across the country OTTAWA, Ontario, July 10, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Canadian Red Cross, in collaboration with Walmart Canada, is pleased to announce its annual giving campaign in support of emergency response. For the month of July, Walmart customers across Canada will be invited to support the […]

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