‘It gives a bad image’: Restaurant owners, Montrealers say businesses must follow new tipping rules as complaints top 500
Since new rules came into effect in May of last year to calculate tips before taxes, Quebec’s consumer protection agency
Hiker, ‘aggressive’ dogs rescued by helicopter in North Shore mountains
A hiker and her two dogs needed a helicopter rescue from the mountains north of Metro Vancouver because the “aggressive”
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Vancouver Park Board to fund lifeguard staffing at 4 of 5 beaches set for cuts
The Vancouver Board of Parks and Recreation has decided to restore lifeguard services at four beaches after contention over staffing.
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Youth charged with indignity to a dead body in student death investigation
A young person is facing serious charges in connection with an investigation in a small community outside of Kingston, Ont.
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Behind the push to restrict energy drinks for teens in Quebec
MONTRÉAL — Ever since 15-year-old Zachary Miron died after drinking a can of Red Bull while on a school ski
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Italian Liberation Day: Montrealers commemorate 81 years since end of World War II in Italy
Italian-Montrealers commemorated Italian Liberation Day on Friday at the National Field of Honour in Pointe-Claire. Eighty-one years ago on May
Health professionals rally in Downtown Vancouver ahead of a strike vote
With memories of the BCGEU strike still fresh in the minds of British Columbians, more public sector job action could
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Flights from Billy Bishop: A Chinese-Canadian story unveiled in new book
The Wong brothers, who founded what was once the largest flight school in Canada in Toronto, were among the first
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OPP vehicle involved in crash on Hwy. 400 in Bradford
An OPP vehicle was involved in a crash with a dump truck on Highway 400 in Bradford Friday morning. Provincial
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Additional charges, including ‘public incitement of hatred,’ laid in downtown protest of TMU student event in 2025
Toronto police say additional charges have been laid against four of the six people arrested in connection with a protest