3 h. ago Rotting racoon dangles from Toronto shed for days, irking residents

A dead racoon has stunk up a Toronto neighbourhood for several days, and was finally removed from a homeowner's property Wednesday.

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11 h. ago ‘Find somewhere else’: Abbotsford residents push back on supportive housing project

The project, which has not yet been approved, would contain 42 units and be constructed in what is currently known as Martens Park.

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12 h. ago Edmonton resident in a bind after encampment debris left behind on property

You can a piece of flooring foam being used as a bed, part of a bedframe that was charred, open food containers, garbage, and a bucket full of unidentifiable yellow liquid.

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12 h. ago Edmonton city council wraps infill hearing, introduces some changes

Council did add design regulations. New rules will increase side setbacks and limit projects in side yards to accommodate space for landings, stairwells, windows and paths.

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13 h. ago RCMP arrests stun small towns near Quebec City where 2 suspects live

Residents of two rural communities near Quebec City were stunned by the dawn RCMP tactical squad arrests amid allegations that militiamen with weapons and ammo lived among them.

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13 h. ago City lawyer tells court the ballot box, not the legal system, is the place to challenge Calgary's water fluoridation

City of Calgary lawyer Colleen Sinclair said council lawfully voted to overturn a 2011 decision to remove the additive from the water after city residents voted in a plebiscite to have it returned

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14 h. ago Problem property in northeast Calgary causes concern among neighbours

What was thought to be a possible encampment in Marlborough turned out to be piles of garbage. It all came from a nearby home with several eviction notices in the windows.

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14 h. ago Rural renewable projects draw skepticism, but those with solar cite its upside: Alberta survey

A majority of replies from rural landowners cited the likelihood of a major impact on farming operations by renewables, while those who already have solar on their property cited its benefits

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14 h. ago CFL picks: B.C. Lions look to keep momentum going in Edmonton

Edmonton's Tre Ford sets up an intriguing battle with fellow Canadian starter Nathan Rourke of the Lions

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15 h. ago These Ontario bakers have (unofficially) taken the biggest Nanaimo bar crown from B.C.

The Northwest Fudge Factory didn't submit the 544-kilogram feat to the Guinness record books, saying they want Nanaimo residents to still claim the title

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15 h. ago Convicted killer’s signed confession of University of Idaho murders revealed

Bryan Kohberger admitted to the 2022 murders of four University of Idaho students in a signed confession — without giving any explanation for the savage home invasion that left Madison Mogen, 21, Kaylee Goncalves, 21, Xana Kernodle, 20, and Ethan Chapin, 20, dead. Kohberger, 30, confessed his intent to commit murder when he broke into […]

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16 h. ago L’immigration par réunification familiale pratiquement barrée au Québec d’ici juin 2026

Afin de parrainer un conjoint ou un enfant adulte pour la résidence permanente, il faudra prendre son mal en patience.

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16 h. ago L’immigration par réunification familiale pratiquement barrée au Québec jusqu’en juin 2026

Afin de parrainer un conjoint ou un enfant adulte pour la résidence permanente, il faudra prendre son mal en patience.

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16 h. ago Senior, 77, charged with impaired driving in crash that injured police dog, officer

“Every day, our officers face real risks while serving this city, and this incident is a reminder of how dangerous this work can be"

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16 h. ago Downtown residents say public urination — not noise — is top concern near Cowboys Music Festival

'When you have people living in the basement and somebody (urinating) on their window — that's not right,' said one resident

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16 h. ago Brookfield Residential 2025 Second Quarter Results Conference Call Notice

CALGARY, Alberta, July 09, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) —  Brookfield Residential Properties ULC (“Brookfield Residential” or the “Company”) today announced that its 2025 second quarter results will be released after market closes on Wednesday, July 30, 2025. The financial results and information relating to the 2025 second quarter will be posted on the Company’s website at […]

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16 h. ago Opinion: Edmonton council made the right call in rejecting infill cap

On Tuesday, Edmonton city council supported a motion to keep mid-block infills to a maximum of eight units, and I’m grateful. In a time when Edmonton nears its debt limits, gentle density through infill development expands our tax base, helping make core services like roads, transit, and libraries more affordable per resident. Infill development can […]

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16 h. ago Ontario Trillium Benefit payments arrive this week. Here’s what to know

The OTB combines the Ontario Energy and Property Tax Credit, the Northern Ontario Energy Credit and the Ontario Sales Tax Credit

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17 h. ago Divisive Toronto bus lanes shortened but not for the reason you think

There's one proposed road change that has been kicking up more controversy in Toronto lately than even cycling paths and construction-related closures: bus lanes.As part of its RapidTO project to prioritize the flow of transit vehicles, the City revealed plans for TTC-only lanes on Bathurst and Dufferin streets, two thoroughfares that, like most major roads in Toronto, are perpetually backed up with traffic.While the dedicated lanes were recommended in light of the congestion that will inevitably come from the upcoming FIFA World Cup — for which we are hosting six matches at BMO Field next summer — they are something some residents have been requesting, at least on Dufferin, for years.However, those who have gone to considerable lengths to advocate for the additions have now been met with equally strong dissent from locals, many of whom are business owners, who argue that the on-street parking that would be...

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17 h. ago Quebec won’t accept some applications for sponsorship of immigrants until 2026

MONTREAL — The Quebec government says it won’t accept new applications from residents who want to sponsor their spouses, common-law partners or adult children for immigration until next year. The Immigration department says in a news release that it has reached its cap for sponsorship in those categories. As a result, the families of those […]

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