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American CFL player didn't know Canadian rule and it cost his team the game

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Canadians who use credit reporting agencies Equifax and TransUnion could cash in on a new proposed class-action lawsuit.

Canadians could get $10,000 in class action against Equifax and TransUnion

One extremely lucky Canadian Lotto Max player kicked off Mother’s Day weekend with a life-changing jackpot win. On Friday, one lottery player managed to match seven of the Lotto Max winning numbers 02, 06, 08, 33, 35, 43, 44, and bonus 21. As a result, the winner will soon take home a massive $70-million prize, and according to OLG, the ticket was purchased in Ontario.

Lotto Max player wakes up $70 million richer on Mother's Day weekend

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

There was a hive of activity at the Oakridge Park mall site this morning shortly after 7 a.m., as hundreds of construction workers — entailing crews from the landlord’s main contractors as well as separate contractors for the many retailers, restaurants, food and beverage operators, and other businesses — poured onto the site for what has now become a final push toward the finish line.

It's official: Oakridge Park mall opening date announced for late May

Harbour Air is gearing up for what could be the busiest summer season it has ever experienced in B. C. In line with what is expected to be a wild summer, due in part to the FIFA World Cup, Harbour Air has introduced some upgrades.

Harbour Air adds upgrades no one asked for but the people are loving it

If you’re thinking of buying a home in Canada this year, a new report reveals which real estate markets are the best for you to get your foot in the door in the housing market.

Here are the top three best places to buy a home in Canada in 2026

A few banking institutions and credit unions have announced mergers over the last year, and now a few B. C.-based brands are getting in on the action in a historic way.

Three B.C. institutions just merged, forming one of Canada's largest credit unions

Will this be the week we find out who will be the next general manager of the Vancouver Canucks? The team is reportedly close to making a decision, with the finalists being Evan Gold and Ryan Johnson.

Sedins promoted to bigger roles in Vancouver Canucks front office: report

An important offseason is awaiting the Edmonton Oilers, and big changes could be on the way. Speculation on how much change is coming to the Oilers organization has been all over the place since getting eliminated from the Stanley Cup Playoffs last month. Kris Knoblauch’s future as head coach is in question, as is Stan Bowman’s job as GM, and Darnell Nurse’s name has officially entered the trade rumour mill.

5 players Edmonton Oilers could try to trade this summer

In just a few weeks, the B. C. minimum wage is going up as part of annual increases that the government says are “in pace with inflation.”

B.C. minimum wage jump is weeks away but still falls well short of living wage

Hands up if you’re ready for a long weekend in Vancouver! You’re in luck because Victoria Day is just around the corner, and we’re going to help you get there with our list of 20 great things to do in Vancouver from May 11 to 18. Playland, The Vagina Monologues, and more.

20 fantastic things to do in Vancouver this week: May 11 to 17

There have been lots of shakeups when it comes to the food and drink scene at UBC’s Vancouver campus. From closures like JamJar Canteen to exciting openings like Hungry Zus and the Vancouver debut of Rosie’s Burgers, there have been plenty of changes in recent months. Unfortunately, one of those changes will be the closure of Pearl Fever, which has operated its UBC location for 22 years.

'Not an easy decision': Vancouver bubble tea shop to close after 22 years

Could a former NHL captain be joining the Vancouver Canucks front office soon? It appears things are starting to near the finish line in Vancouver’s search for its next GM. Less than a month after firing Patrik Allvin, it appears the shortlist for his successor is down to two names: Boston Bruins AGM Evan Gold and current Canucks AGM Ryan Johnson.

Is Langenbrunner going to follow Evan Gold to Vancouver Canucks?

Connor McDavid wasted no time shifting into vacation mode after the Edmonton Oilers were eliminated from the Stanley Cup Playoffs last month.

McDavid and his wife Lauren show off photos from luxurious Utah vacation

The weather in Canada may not have caught up yet, but at least the latest lineup of drinks at Starbucks will have you dreaming of warmer weather.

We tried Starbucks Canada's new summer drinks and found a new favourite

Footage of a motorcycle crash near Surrey was so devastating that TMZ posted about it on social media. The crash technically took place in Delta at the 7100 Block of Scott Road.

Motorcycle crash near Surrey was so brutal that TMZ shared it

Canadian customers across several provinces could be part of a new proposed class-action lawsuit against Canada Life. The lawsuit comes weeks after the insurance agency revealed that a cyber incident affected 70,000 Canada Life customers.

Canada Life customers in several provinces could be part of proposed class action

A Vancouver Giants scout went viral earlier this week for all the wrong reasons. Terry Bonner, the 85-year-old head scout for the Giants, made the rounds earlier this week when speaking with WHL reporter Cami Kepke following the 2026 WHL Draft.

‘Inappropriate’ comments to female reporter lands Vancouver Giants fine from the league

If you’re wandering around Vancouver or other parts of B. C. this weekend and see landmarks glowing purple, there’s a reason, and it’s for a good cause.

Why a record number of Vancouver and B.C. landmarks will glow purple this weekend

Canadians who have Government of Canada online accounts, including the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) “My Account,” could be eligible to cash in on an approved class-action settlement.

Canadians can soon claim up to $5,000 in CRA data breach settlement

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