3 h. ago Marco Donadel estime que l’ambiance est de nouveau positive chez le CF Montréal

Le CF Montréal doit s’envoler pour la Floride pour affronter Orlando City SC.

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4 h. ago Two motorcyclists die from crashes on Highway 7, County Road 2

Two motorcyclists died Friday from injuries in crashes five days apart. On Friday, a 71-year-old man from Ottawa died following a single-vehicle crash at about 9 a.m. on Highway 7 between Kaladar and Sharbot Lake. The rider was transported to hospital, but succumbed to his injuries. Highway 7 was closed for several hours between Arden […]

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4 h. ago Residents take City of Calgary to court over rezoning of former Viscount Bennett site

On April 8, Calgary city council voted 9-5 in favour of rezoning the former school site along Crowchild Trail between 26 Avenue and 33 Avenue S.W. 

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5 h. ago City of Calgary delays Stephen Avenue revitalization project amid business concerns

Work on the Stephen Avenue Revitalization was set to begin on July 14, but was under threat of legal action from a group of businesses in the area.

Economics

5 h. ago Small sewage overflow into Ottawa River won't affect water quality at beaches, officials say

A system malfunction put raw sewage into the Ottawa River, but the amount isn't considered serious.

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8 h. ago Public sector union warns Carney against reducing government staff to cut spending

'What it actually means is that you're looking to cut jobs, which means cutting services,' says the head of PSAC, Sharon DeSousa

Politics

8 h. ago Alberta, Ottawa putting $203M to building over 2,300 new affordable housing units

The province said the funding will go to 25 projects and see more than 2,300 units built, ranging from student housing in Edmonton to units in Calgary for the homeless.

Economics

8 h. ago Ottawa providing $16 million for Maritimes electricity distribution, solar projects

The funds will go toward improvements to the electricity grid, carbon capture technologies and the expansion of wind and solar power projects.

Economics

8 h. ago What different looks will the sagging Ottawa Redblacks have for soaring Hamilton Tiger

Two players who were declared their team’s Most Outstanding Rookie in 2024 will have important starting roles for the Ottawa Redblacks (1-4) when they visit the Hamilton Tiger-Cats (2-2) for a critical division clash Saturday night. The more familiar to most CFL fans will be Kalil (The Thrill) Pimpleton, who, along with his responsibilities as […]

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9 h. ago Here are all the Love Island watch parties happening in Toronto

Hello Islanders! If your entire summer schedule has revolved around tuning into nightly villa drama, surprise bombshells, and chaotic recouplings, you're not alone. Since June 3, Love Island USA's seventh season has taken over our screens (mine included) five nights a week, and now the moment we've all been texting our group chats about is finally here. From jaw-dropping Casa Amor betrayals (we're looking at you, Taylor) to steamy Soul Ties moments (Nicolandria forever!), this season's been a truly wild ride, and now, multiple Love Island season finale watch parties will be taking place around the city.     View this post on Instagram           A post shared by Crave (@cravecanada)Happening this Sunday, July 13, at Toronto's massive outdoor patio, RendezViews (229 Richmond St. W. ), you'll be able to watch the screening of the finale episode on a jumbotron alongsid...

Culture

10 h. ago Carney convoquera son cabinet mardi pour une réunion d’urgence

Le premier ministre veut discuter des nouvelles menaces tarifaires annoncées jeudi soir par le président américain.

Transport

10 h. ago Opinion: It’s not about eight units. It’s about doing infill right.

The recent debate at Edmonton city council over mid-block zoning has been mischaracterized as a numbers game: eight units versus six or four. But it was never just about unit counts. The real issue has always been about how to build density well, respecting neighbourhood context, ensuring quality, and integrating with local character. City administration, […]

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12 h. ago It's going to be a total nightmare getting around Toronto this weekend

Toronto is in for an exciting summer weekend packed full of festivals, parades, and car showcases, but before you head out, you'll want to be aware of some major road closures and transit shutdowns that could affect your travel plans.The Festival of India's Chariot Fest will be rolling into town this weekend, promising a vibrant and spiritual celebration on Saturday, July 12. The highlight of the event is a parade that kicks off at 11 a.m. at Yonge and Dundas, featuring three hand-pulled, 40-foot-tall chariots moving to the rhythm of drumming, singing, and dancing, all the way down to Queens Quay. The parade runs from 11:00 a.m. to 1 p.m., so if you're planning to drive in that area, make sure to plan ahead and take alternative routes. Temporary diversions will also be in place on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on the 19 Bay/97C Yonge buses. Also on Saturday is ImportFest 2025 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, which brings together the best in modified cars and...

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12 h. ago Deachman: City fees are squeezing small developers out of rental housing

François Latreille, a small ByWard Market developer, says city charges are making low-rise developments impossible to build. And he has the expenses list to show it.

Sport

13 h. ago Carney says Ottawa will defend workers and businesses after latest U.S. trade threats

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney said the Canadian government will “steadfastly” defend workers and businesses following the latest trade threats by U.S. President Donald Trump. In a post on social media, Carney said Canada will continue to work to secure a trade deal with the U.S. by a revised deadline of Aug. 1. In […]

Economics

14 h. ago BILD: Why oversight and regulation of renovators is critical

Supporting licensing and industry accreditation programs for renovators is a key way to protect consumers and cut administrative costs in the City of Toronto Often when homeowners decide to take on a renovation, it is a substantial investment in one of their largest assets: their home. One has only to read the news or chat […]

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14 h. ago Supporting licensing and industry accreditation programs for renovators is a key way to protect consumers and cut administrative costs in the City of Toronto 

Often when homeowners decide to take on a renovation, it is a substantial investment in one of their largest assets: their home. One has only to read the news or chat with a friend to hear about a remodeling project gone wrong or a homeowner being taken advantage of by unscrupulous, fly-by-night operators masquerading as […]

Economics

14 h. ago Here’s a quick glance at unemployment rates for June, by Canadian city

OTTAWA — The national unemployment rate was 6.9 per cent in June. Statistics Canada also released seasonally adjusted, three-month moving average unemployment rates for major cities. It cautions, however, that the figures may fluctuate widely because they are based on small statistical samples. Here are the jobless rates last month by city (numbers from the […]

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15 h. ago Ottawa to reimburse auto dealers on hook for $11 million in unpaid EV rebates

OTTAWA — The federal government will explain today how it plans to reimburse auto dealers who were left hanging when Ottawa suspended its electric vehicle rebate program earlier this year. In January, Transport Canada paused its popular Incentives for Zero-Emission Vehicles program — iZEV — after its funding ran out. Ottawa spent nearly $3 billion […]

Economics

15 h. ago Canada adds surprise 83,000 jobs in June, driving unemployment rate down to 6.9%

OTTAWA — Canada’s labour market topped expectations in June amid a surprise surge in hiring. Statistics Canada said Friday that the unemployment rate dropped a tenth of a percentage point to 6.9 per cent in June as the economy added some 83,000 jobs. The vast majority of those jobs were part-time, the agency said, with […]

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