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Wayne Gretzky poster defaced at Canadian liquor store

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If you were driving through rural Alberta and spotted what looked like a random stone doorway sticking out of the middle of the field, you’d probably have a few questions.

Why there's a door older than Alberta in the middle of a rural field

Several people are injured, including a senior citizen who is in critical condition, after a vehicle allegedly drove through a Vancouver park, leaving a wake of destruction.

Driver rampages through Vancouver park leaving wake of destruction

It’s shaping up to be a snow-covered May long weekend for some areas of Alberta, and Calgary is at risk of seeing some accumulations.

Snow on the way for Calgary with up to 20 cm on tap for parts of Alberta

A ranking of the world’s best countries has been released, and Canada placed pretty high. U. S. News and World Report revealed its 2026 Best Countries list on Thursday, which evaluates 100 nations to help citizens, business leaders and policy makers understand how each country is serving its people.

Canada ranks high among 100 best countries in the world

Evander Kane has never been afraid to say what’s on his mind. The 34-year-old, who is expected to part ways with the Vancouver Canucks after one season with the organization, has had a number of stops throughout his 1,001-game career. That has also included stints with the Atlanta Thrashers, Winnipeg Jets, Buffalo Sabres, San Jose Sharks, and Edmonton Oilers.

Evander Kane throws shade at Canadian city he used to play in

The new Vancouver Canucks management team is going to be busy on draft day this year. The Canucks have accumulated 10 picks in next month’s draft in Buffalo. The franchise hasn’t made that many picks in a single draft since 2003, when the draft contained two additional rounds.

Canucks draft pick from the Hughes trade is now locked in

The Victoria Day Long Weekend is upon us, and if you’re planning on doing any driving on some major B. C. highways, you might want to tread carefully.

B.C. highways could be hit by snowfall during long weekend

Culture was a theme at Rogers Arena on Thursday, as Henrik and Daniel Sedin were introduced as new co-presidents of the Vancouver Canucks, with Ryan Johnson as their pick as GM.

Sedins speak on Elias Pettersson and his future with Vancouver Canucks

Canadians, it’s time to get that bread (literally), because bread price-fixing settlement payments have begun hitting bank accounts, and some are receiving nearly $50.

Check your inbox: Canadian bread settlement money is starting to hit bank accounts

The long weekend makes everything better! Pack your schedule with these 15 great Metro Vancouver events from May 15 to 18. Check out Cloverdale Rodeo & Country Fair, Shipyards Night Market, and more!

15 fun things to do in Vancouver this long weekend: May 15 to 18

As Canadians get ready for the busy summer travel season, the latest travel advisory is urging caution and encouraging people to plan ahead when travelling abroad.

Government urges Canadians to stay cautious in summer travel advisory

If you don’t already have a Costco Canada membership, now’s your chance to get one with a sweet deal. The big-box store currently has two special offers for shoppers who want to sign up as new members.

Costco Canada is currently offering a sweet membership deal

The deadline for Canadians to cash in on a massive nationwide auto parts class-action settlement is this week. In June 2023, courts in Toronto, Vancouver, and Quebec approved an auto parts settlement totalling approximately $78 million in 23 class actions, alleging that “automotive part manufacturers conspired to fix the price of certain automotive parts.”

Canadians have days left to claim part of $50-million settlement

The City of Vancouver has launched a pilot strategy that will allow parking tickets to be issued by mail in four residential permit zones near major public transit hubs, expanding the use of licence plate recognition (LPR) technology in parking enforcement.

City of Vancouver cracks down on illegal parking near SkyTrain stations, using licence plate recognition tech

FIFA has forced the BC Sports Hall of Fame to pack up and leave its usual home in BC Place Stadium. As of May 14, FIFA has full exclusivity over the stadium, according to an email from PavCo, the provincial Crown corporation that runs BC Place Stadium.

'What an absolute joke': FIFA takes control of BC Place Stadium and kicks out sports museum

There is power in numbers and power in positivity following several meetings this week to discuss the long-term viability of the Vancouver Whitecaps in British Columbia.

More details revealed from pivotal Vancouver Whitecaps meeting

A popular Toronto burger spot is gearing up to open its first location in Edmonton soon. Rosie’s Burgers, a neighbourhood joint known for its smash burgers, is making its way to Edmonton’s Brewery District, where it will be opening at 11928 104th Ave. NW.

Much-loved Toronto burger restaurant to open new Edmonton location

Calgary is set for a major skyline addition with a three-tower residential project in the works downtown, including a 499-foot-tall building.

Massive 499-foot-tall residential tower in the works for downtown Calgary

A homeowner of a B. C. strata unit brought a legal fight against the corporation for failing to investigate his complaints and for failing to enforce certain bylaws that other homeowners allegedly violated.

Strata ordered to pay B.C. homeowner who had trouble with loud, smoking neighbours

Three co-workers from different communities in Ontario are celebrating after winning a huge Lotto Max prize. Brampton resident Dorina Z., Beeton resident Patrice S., and Shelburne resident Shannon C. won the Lotto Max second prize in the April 7, 2026, draw, splitting $143,195.10.

Canadian co-workers win first big Lotto Max prize after three years playing together

The day will start with rain through the late morning hours, transitioning to partly cloudy

Expect a day of partly cloudy with clear spells

You can expect partly cloudy in the morning, with clearing in the afternoon

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