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New mural highlights the community inside Mary Brown’s Centre

31 Jul 2026

Artist Sarah O'Rourke-Whelan says her new mural inside of the Mary Brown's Centre in St. John's is a nod to the different events the venue hosts.

P.E.I. is looking at major changes to alcohol rules for the first time in decades

31 Jul 2026

Prince Edward Island is asking residents and businesses how it should modernize the way alcohol is sold and regulated, as the province reviews liquor laws that are decades old.

Bus crash near Gaspé, Que., sends 23 to hospital, no serious injuries

31 Jul 2026

A bus travelling along route 198 between Murdochville and Gaspé crashed overnight, leaving 23 passengers and a driver in hospital.

Man who killed Toronto police officer 32 years ago denied parole

31 Jul 2026

A man who killed a Toronto police officer more than three decades ago has again been denied parole. The Toronto Police Association said it's pleased that Clinton Gayle was rejected in his bid for day parole, his fourth attempt at release.

Over 1,000 students later, Richmond man still teaching English for free as feds cut lessons

31 Jul 2026

Masih Sabet has taught over 1,000 students for free in Richmond since 2017. His lessons are now more important than ever as the federal government ends funding for intermediate language courses for newcomers come September.

Canadian economy grew 0.3% in May, paving way for 2nd-quarter rebound

31 Jul 2026

The figures show a second straight month of growth, with 13 of 20 industrial sectors contributing to the gains.

Residential school survivors 'overjoyed' about return of travel funding for counselling in North

31 Jul 2026

Joanne Charney said she was "overjoyed" when she found out she would be able to travel to Yellowknife from Fort Good Hope to see her mental health counsellor again, at least for a few more months.

Inuit storytelling pilot project wrapping up with showcase in Iqaluit

31 Jul 2026

Tigulavut, a pilot project from the Inuit Broadcasting Corporation, is coming to an end after two months. The program began in June in Ottawa, and taught film and media skills to 17 Inuit youth to foster Inuit storytelling.

New bridge, same traffic: Why is Huron Church Road still packed with trucks?

31 Jul 2026

The Gordie Howe International Bridge officially opened to traffic on Monday, but trucks continue to crowd Huron Church Road. Industry leader says it will be a while before traffic patterns change.

Stellantis CEO warns turnaround will take time after quarterly profit disappoints investors

31 Jul 2026

CEO Antonio Filosa cautioned that a major strategic overhaul would take time to bear fruit ​after the world's No. 4 automaker reported weaker-than-expected second-quarter results on Thursday, knocking its shares.

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