The buzz across the city is undeniable — Whole Foods Toronto stores closing has sparked massive crowds, bargain hunting, and long lineups as the American grocery giant prepares to shutter two of its three locations in Toronto. The Leaside store at 1860 Bayview Ave. and the Yonge-Sheppard store at 4771 Yonge St. will officially close Continue reading
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Ontario Energy Bills May Rise Next Year: What You’ll Pay Depending on Where You Live
Many Ontario residents may need to budget for higher heating bills starting in early 2026. Enbridge Gas Inc. has formally requested approval from the Ontario Energy Board (OEB) to raise its natural gas distribution rates, a move that would affect a wide range of residential and commercial customers across the province. The proposal, announced in Continue reading
Mississauga Father Wins $182,976 in Lotto 6/49 After Just 2 Years of Playing
A Life-Changing Win for an Ontario Lottery Newcomer For Artem Gavrilov, a married father of two from Mississauga, a simple weekly lottery routine turned into an unexpected $182,976 windfall. The industrial repair worker had only been playing Lotto 6/49 and Lotto Max for two years before hitting a second-prize win in the June 11 draw. Gavrilov’s winning ticket was purchased at Smit Convenience on Continue reading
Ottawa Police Catch Driver Going 165 km/h on Highway 417 with Three Children in Car
Ottawa police say an out-of-province driver has had their vehicle impounded after being caught driving at a dangerously high speed on Highway 417 with their spouse and three children in the vehicle. According to the Ottawa Police Service’s Traffic Escort and Enforcement Unit, officers spotted the vehicle travelling at 165 km/h near Boundary Road on Continue reading
Europe Urges Trump to Intensify Sanctions Pressure Ahead of Putin Summit to Influence Russia’s Actions
European leaders call on the U.S. to maintain firm sanctions as diplomatic talks with Russia loom, aiming to strengthen leverage over Putin’s government As the anticipated summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin draws near, European officials are urging the White House to uphold and even intensify economic sanctions on Russia. Continue reading
Trump’s 35% Tariffs on Canadian Goods Set to Hit U.S. Families With $200 Monthly Costs Starting August 1
How the New Tariffs Could Impact Gas Prices, Groceries, and Everyday Goods for Millions of Americans Starting August 1, American consumers could face a major financial squeeze as former President Donald Trump moves forward with a sweeping 35% tariff on all imports from Canada. The policy, part of a renewed effort to “protect American jobs” Continue reading
Canada-Wide Recall Issued for Popular Ice Pops Due to Undeclared Milk Allergen
Ice Pops Recalled Nationwide Amid Allergen Safety Concern As Canadians battle extreme summer heat, a popular frozen treat has been urgently recalled across the country. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has announced the nationwide recall of Snowtime Berry Ice Smoothie Pops due to a potentially dangerous undeclared milk allergen. Product Pulled from Store Shelves Continue reading
Tornado and Severe Thunderstorm Warning For Ontario on Wednesday
Tornado Risk Rises in Ontario as Severe Storms Approach A significant weather event is expected to unfold across Ontario on Wednesday, June 18, 2025, as a low-pressure system surges north from the United States. Meteorologists are warning of a dangerous combination of weather factors that could lead to tornadoes, damaging winds, and large hail — Continue reading
Severe Thunderstorm Warning Issued For Calgary, Alberta: Hail, Strong Winds Expected
Severe Weather Alert: Thunderstorm South of Calgary Triggers Urgent Warning Calgary, Alberta – June 16, 2025 — Environment Canada has issued a Severe Thunderstorm Warning for areas south of Calgary, as meteorologists track a fast-moving storm cell capable of producing damaging wind gusts, toonie-sized hail, and torrential rain. At 3:08 p.m. MDT, weather authorities observed Continue reading
12 IRCC Employees Misconduct Caught in Immigration File Tampering, Report Finds
A recent internal review at Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) has found that twelve employees attempted to improperly influence immigration application files—a serious breach of policy and public trust. This revelation adds to growing concerns about IRCC employees misconduct, following earlier reports of corruption and misuse of authority. Reported IRCC Employees Misconduct IRCC’s own Continue reading