Sean Previl

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• Canada Strong Pass boosts visits to parks, museums but adds community congestion

  The Canada Strong Pass led to a boost in visitations to national parks and museums during summer 2024, but some communities have expressed concerns of traffic congestion.

  Canada

  10 hours
• RCMP in B.C. warn of string of vehicle thefts, items taken from cars in Salmon Arm

  RCMP in Salmon Arm, B.C. are urging residents not to leave valuables in their vehicles and to lock them up overnight amid a string of thefts from and of cars and trucks.

  Crime

  Oct 27
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• Ontario scraps controversial plan that threatened evergreen leases

  The Ontario government previously proposed holding consultations on whether to change month-to-month tenancies, with advocates warning it could lead to tenants being kicked out.

  Politics

  Oct 27
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• After daughter attacked by dogs, Alberta mother calls on First Nation for regulations

  The Alberta mother of a five-year-old who was attacked by dogs and says she wants First Nations communities to put regulations in place to prevent similar incidents from happening.

  Canada

  Oct 26
• Calgary petting zoo, farm remains closed as 20 people referred for avian flu testing

  Butterfield Acres, a popular Calgary-area petting zoo, remains closed after nine cases of avian flu were found at the facility in mid-October. Twenty people are undergoing tests.

  Canada

  Oct 26
• BCGEU says tentative agreement reached in historic strike

  British Columbia General Employees Union members' job action has been in place for about eight weeks, with more members joining as time went by.

  Canada

  Oct 26
• Carney claims feds have ‘sole responsibility’ for U.S. talks

  U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened a new tariff against Canada, as Prime Minister Mark Carney says his country "respects trade agreements."

  Politics

  Oct 26
• ‘Monday, we take it back’: Toronto Blue Jays fans gearing up for Game 3

  The Los Angeles Dodgers's Yoshinobu Yamamoto helped lead the team to a Game 2 victory, but Toronto Blue Jays fans are still hopeful heading into Game 3 of the World Series.

  Sports

  Oct 26
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• Ford wants to revisit ending ticket scalping amid Blue Jays ‘gouging’

  Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he wants to look into options to tackle scalping, including potential legislation, as Toronto Blue Jays ticket prices skyrocket.

  Canada

  Oct 22
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• Blue Jays viewing parties: Where in Ontario to watch the World Series

  Some cities in the Greater Toronto Area are planning viewing parties for the Blue Jays' upcoming World Series run, with admission free of charge for those who attend.

  Sports

  Oct 22
• Lamborghini owner faces steep fines in B.C. for driving without winter tires

  A man in British Columbia is facing steep fines after driving his Lamborghini Huracán at high speeds on a highway without winter tires.

  Traffic

  Oct 22
• 1-year-old girl last seen in Brampton found ‘safe and sound,’ suspect at large

  An Amber Alert has been issued for a one-year-old girl who was last seen in Brampton, Ont., with a 38-year-old man with the same last name being identified as the suspect.

  Crime

  Oct 21
• Police searching for suspect in Brampton shooting death, now-ended Amber Alert

  Police are searching for a man wanted in the shooting death of a woman in Brampton, Ont., who police say was also a suspect in an Amber Alert that has since ended.

  Crime

  Oct 21
• Missed out on Blue Jays World Series tickets? Cheapest resale seats priced at $2K

  Resale tickets for Game 1 of the World Series between the Blue Jays and Dodgers reached prices of at least $2,000 barely two hours after sales began on Ticketmaster.

  Sports

  Oct 21
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• Alberta mother wants police to do more as son remains missing: ‘He’s out there’

  Darius Macdougall went missing on Sept. 21 while he was camping with family and his mother is questioning why an Amber Alert wasn't issued immediately.

  Canada

  Oct 20
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• Unionville GO commuters told to ‘plan ahead’ due to Ontario Honda Indy takeover

  Unionville GO station is dealing with various parking closures due to the construction for the Ontario Honda Indy, with an overflow lot set up and people told to 'plan ahead.'

  Canada

  Oct 20
• Albertans set to vote in municipal elections Monday. What to know

  Voters in Alberta head to the polls on Monday to cast their ballot in municipal elections, but some legislative changes mean a different election day for many.

  Politics

  Oct 20
• Calgary petting zoo temporarily closed after avian flu cases reported

  Butterfield Acres farm in Foothills County, Alta., was ordered to close after avian flu cases were confirmed. Recent visitors are being asked to monitor for symptoms.

  Health

  Oct 19
• Halifax police investigate after man found with gunshot wounds

  Halifax police say a man with gunshot wounds was found near a designated location for those experiencing homelessness and taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries.

  Crime

  Oct 19
• Oshawa trailer fire leaves 1 child dead, two adults injured: police

  A trailer fire in Oshawa claimed the life of a child on Saturday, while a man and woman were taken to hospital with serious, non-life-threatening injuries, police said.

  Canada

  Oct 19
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• Two N.S. children die after boat overturns, 2 others injured: RCMP

  Two children died after a boat overturned on Nova Scotia's Lake Rossignol, with police saying a man and a third child were injured.

  Canada

  Oct 19
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• Blue Jays’ playoff run unlikely to be home run for Toronto economy: experts

  Toronto could see a temporary boost from the Blue Jays' playoff run, but economists and business leaders say it won't likely be a benefit in the long run.

  Consumer

  Oct 13
• Kinew, Moe want China EV tariffs ended to get Beijing to lift canola duties

  Manitoba and Saskatchewan's premiers are calling on the federal government to end its tariffs on Chinese EVs in hopes Beijing will lift its canola duties.

  Canada

  Oct 12
• Ontario man charged in connection to child luring case: Peel police

  Peel Regional Police said a 49-year-old man from Brampton, Ont., was arrested in connection with an alleged online child-luring investigation.

  Crime

  Oct 12
• Wildfire in Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley under control

  The Lake George wildfire which sparked about two weeks ago is now under control, Nova Scotia officials say, with residents of the area having been able to return home last week.

  Environment

  Oct 12