OTTAWA: Health Canada has issued a recall for nearly a dozen unauthorized nitrous oxide (“laughing gas”) products, citing serious health and safety risks. These products
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Ontario Provincial Police Seize Record Fentanyl Haul in Windsor
TORONTO: The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) has announced a record drug bust in Windsor, following a major investigation dubbed “Project Rotherham.” The operation marks the
STM service gradually resumes after maintenance union halts strike
MONTREAL: Maintenance workers for the Société de transport de Montréal (STM) have called off their weeks-long strike, with service reportedly resuming as of 6 a.m.
Man arrested after Ontario transit bus stolen with passengers on board
TORONTO: Hamilton Police have arrested a man who allegedly stole a Hamilton Street Railway (HSR) bus while the driver was on a break and subsequently
Rainfall warning issued for parts of Metro Vancouver
VANCOUVER: Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) has issued a heavy rainfall warning for parts of Metro Vancouver, with significant precipitation expected to start on
U.S. trade policy is ‘radically different’ now, Carney says
OTTAWA—Mark Carney, speaking to reporters in New Brunswick, warned that U.S. trade policy has undergone a complete and fundamental change, presenting a scenario “very different
Heavy Snowfall Triggers Winter Travel Advisory in Toronto
TORONTO—A Winter Travel Advisory has been issued for Toronto due to heavy snowfall, which began on Tuesday morning. The weather agency is warning residents about
Heavy Snowfall Knocks Out Power to Over 300,000 Homes in Quebec
MONTREAL—Heavy snowfall has resulted in widespread power failures across Quebec, leaving more than 300,000 homes without electricity, according to recent reports. Authorities reported that the
Winter travel advisory in effect Tuesday for Guelph and Wellington County
KITCHENER—Authorities have issued a Winter Travel Advisory for Guelph and Wellington County following heavy snowfall across the region. With significant snow accumulation and reduced visibility,
‘Bill 56’: Guelph to turn off speed cameras starting November 14
KITCHENER—The City of Guelph is preparing to immediately discontinue its Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) program, with authorities confirming that all 12 speed cameras are slated