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Baseball P.E.I. calls on coaches, fans to 'be better' after reports of bad ballpark behaviour

30 Jul 2026

Increasing reports of adults acting inappropriately at ballparks on the Island has prompted officials with Baseball P.E.I. to speak out.

Quebec confirms 1st raccoon rabies case in stray cat

30 Jul 2026

Quebec’s first case of raccoon rabies in a stray cat was confirmed last week in the Montérégie region, and now the province's Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food is reminding pet owners to vac

Toronto residents push for moratorium on data centres in city, raise concerns over environmental impact

30 Jul 2026

Some Toronto residents are demanding a one-year moratorium on two proposed data centre projects in the city's Etobicoke and Scarborough areas.

Dead crow tests positive for West Nile virus in Windsor-Essex, health unit says

30 Jul 2026

The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit (WECHU) is notifying local residents that a dead crow has tested positive for West Nile virus. The health unit says the positive test follows a recent detection o

German utility locks in long-term LNG purchasing deal from B.C.'s Ksi Lisims

30 Jul 2026

The Duesseldorf-based company Unifer will purchase two million tonnes per year of LNG for up to 20 years, with first deliveries expected in 2032.

French firefighters struggle to prevent fires from spreading amid extreme heat

30 Jul 2026

Toronto council demands Ford government return land province took for rejected Billy Bishop Airport expansion

30 Jul 2026

Potential buyer of Yukon mine at site of disaster given another 90 days

30 Jul 2026

The territorial government said in a statement that the sale of the mine and related assets would create an opportunity for it to recover the $220 million funding advanced through a receivership loan.

Housing demand slows across the North but not necessarily for good reasons, expert says

30 Jul 2026

While slowed demand may appear to ease housing pressures on the surface, CMHC's deputy chief economist says this speaks to economic uncertainty and could be forcing people into unfavourable housing situations.

St. John's mayor hopes for solution to Southlands exit issue, but says it's on the developers

30 Jul 2026

A resident wants to see the Southlands Boulevard completed, both for convenience and to create another exit from the area in the event of an emergency. But according to the City of St. John’s, it's up

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