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The Eglinton Crosstown LRT has achieved a 98% on-time performance rate during its initial weeks of service, significantly outperforming the Finch West LRT's performance.

A central Alberta RCMP officer is recovering in hospital after being struck by an alleged drunk driver while parked on the QEII highway.

Western Canadians stranded in Mexico are frustrated with WestJet's insufficient communication and lack of effort to repatriate them after their flights were canceled due to cartel violence.

The article outlines the rules and regulations for the $50K Cash Vault Contest in Canada.

In Manitoba, social prescriptions aimed at combating isolation among older adults are gaining popularity, with community activities like chair yoga providing vital socialization opportunities.

The Toronto Raptors are seeking consistency in their gameplay to maintain leads against top NBA teams following recent losses.

Radiohead condemned the U.S. Department of Homeland Security for using one of their songs in a promotional video without permission, insisting it could not be appropriated for such purposes.

Canadian police have issued a shelter-in-place warning for residents in St. John's, urging them to stay indoors due to an active police incident.

China has announced the suspension of certain tariffs on Canadian agricultural products following a visit by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.

A 38-year-old man was arrested in London after defacing the Winston Churchill statue with anti-Israeli graffiti.

David Bowie’s daughter Alexandria ‘Lexi’ Zahra Jones clarifies her earlier comments about her childhood rehab experiences and emphasizes her love and lack of resentment toward her parents.

U.S. President Donald Trump expresses dissatisfaction with ongoing Iran nuclear talks, warning of potential military action amidst rising tensions in the Middle East.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is set to embark on his first international trip as opposition leader, visiting London and Berlin to discuss trade issues.

A new study suggests that PFAS, or ‘forever chemicals,’ may speed up aging in men, but experts warn against drawing definitive conclusions.

A B.C. teenager, Ty Sperle, was successfully cured of chronic granulomatous disease through a groundbreaking medical procedure involving genetic correction.

During a recent diplomatic visit to China, Prime Minister Mark Carney was gifted an action camera, which security experts now advise him to dispose of due to security concerns.

Nova Scotia RCMP have decided not to charge two out of four teenage hockey players accused of sexual assault related to a hazing incident, while the investigation is ongoing.

The article compares the contrasting budgetary approaches of Alberta and British Columbia, highlighting Alberta's growth management and lower deficit against B.C.'s rising expenditures and deficits.

The dean of the University of Toronto's dentistry school was put on leave following controversy over his use of antisemitic cartoons in a lecture.

Winnipeg police have issued an Amber Alert for two-year-old William Ettawacappo, who was allegedly taken from his home following a dispute with his biological mother.

President Trump suggested a potential 'friendly takeover' of Cuba amid ongoing fuel shortages and economic struggles faced by the Cuban government.

Bill Clinton testified before Congress, denying any knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein's crimes during a closed hearing.

This article reviews the fastest payout online casinos in Canada, focusing on those offering instant withdrawals.

Marcedes Myran's family reflects on cherished memories of her one year after her passing.

The Alberta finance minister is prompting citizens to consider the province's tax structure amid a projected $9.4 billion deficit in the 2026 budget.

Alberta's finance minister promotes the new provincial budget, highlighting its high spending and significant deficit as necessary for economic stability amid challenging financial conditions.

A Jacksonville man was rescued after being trapped in mud for several days without food or water.

A tram derailed in Milan, crashing into a building and resulting in one death and numerous injuries.

First Nation leaders in Nova Scotia claim recent budget cuts by the provincial government disproportionately affect Mi’kmaw programs designed to combat systemic inequalities.

Former President Bill Clinton maintains his innocence regarding any wrongdoing in his past relationship with Jeffrey Epstein during a deposition before Congress.

Michele Hundley Smith, a woman missing for 24 years, has been arrested on a long-standing warrant related to a court appearance she failed to make in 2001.

Iran is reportedly engaged in activities at nuclear sites previously bombed by the US and Israel, raising concerns over its nuclear ambitions amid stalled inspections.

Trump's ultimatum to Iran regarding nuclear weapons has raised concerns in Canada about potential repercussions, including terrorism and economic impacts.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford advocates for the expansion of Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport to accommodate larger jets.

The Perimeter Highway around Winnipeg is fully closed due to severe winter weather conditions, including blowing snow and poor visibility.

Block CEO Jack Dorsey announced a significant staff reduction to leverage artificial intelligence, resulting in a surge of the company's stock price.

The viral hockey series 'Heated Rivalry' will return for its second season in April 2027 with filming set to begin in August.

American Olympic hockey star Brady Tkachuk criticizes a TikTok video shared by the White House as "clearly fake", asserting that the audio misrepresents his words and that he would never demean Canadians.

A Quebec company and its directors have been charged with hiring unauthorized foreign workers over a two-year span, following an investigation by the Canada Border Services Agency.

A 39-year-old woman has been arrested in relation to the 2005 death of a newborn boy found on a trail in Ontario, thanks to advances in DNA technology.

The U.S. has urged non-emergency staff at its embassy in Jerusalem to leave Israel due to escalating tensions with Iran.

A recent report shows that Gen Z Canadians consume less alcohol but have a higher usage of nicotine products compared to older generations.

A month-long police investigation in Ontario has resulted in seven arrests and a total of 54 drug and gun charges.

Brady Tkachuk has refuted claims that he insulted Canada in an AI-manipulated video shared by the White House.

The article discusses the expectations surrounding Kyle Connor, a Winnipeg Jets player and Olympic gold medallist, emphasizing the importance of his skills for the team's playoff aspirations.

Surveillance footage reveals 12 cars near Nancy Guthrie's home shortly before her suspected abduction.

A man in his 70s died after being hit by a vehicle in Mississauga, Ontario, with police investigating the incident.

Nearly 500 students from Kingston participated in a skilled trades competition, aimed at showcasing their talents and encouraging interest in trades careers.

Netflix has withdrawn its bid to purchase Warner Bros. Discovery, thereby allowing Paramount to take the lead in acquiring the studio and its streaming business.

A workplace safety investigation in Nova Scotia found no violations in the death of Walmart worker Gursimran Kaur, who died in a bakery oven 16 months ago.