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From first steps to the Fairmont: How one Richmond studio is elevating dance in Vancouver

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

Tea lovers, make sure to check your collection as a popular brand of tea is part of a recall across Canada. On Tuesday, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) announced the recall of a brand of tea sold in Canada due to a possible allergen. The product being recalled is DavidsTea’s Organic Sneeze Ease Herbal Infusion.

Urgent Canada-wide recall issued for popular tea brand

He was a beacon of light in a forgettable Vancouver Canucks season. Not only that, but apparently he’s become a voice of reason, too.

Sasson reveals more details about dysfunctional Vancouver Canucks dressing room

Anyone who has driven to a Costco in B. C., particularly in Metro Vancouver, can attest to the fact that parking can be a nightmare, and some Bellingham residents are weighing in.

Bellinghamsters share thoughts on Costco in B.C. and the notorious parking

A powerful storm is on the way for parts of Alberta, bringing with it up to 20 centimetres of snow and strong wind gusts heading into the May long weekend.

Waves of snow on the way in Alberta for a gross May long weekend forecast

Spanish infrastructure engineering giant Acciona has provided Metro Vancouver Regional District with a $235-million settlement payment in relation to the beleaguered project of building the new North Shore Wastewater Treatment Plant.

Fired contractor for troubled North Shore sewage plant project pays $235-million settlement

After some heavy speculation in recent days, the Edmonton Oilers officially fired Kris Knoblauch on Thursday morning. The Oilers also announced that they have fired assistant coach Mark Stuart, who had been in charge of their defence and penalty kill before Paul Coffey took over defence duties following the Olympic break.

Edmonton Oilers insider drops huge hint on who the next coach will be

Stuart Skinner may be headed back to Canada next season. The former Edmonton Oilers goalie is set to be one of the best free agent goalies available this summer, and it appears he’s already drawing interest from a Canadian NHL team. While the Oilers are in need of a goaltender change, it doesn’t appear a return to the Alberta capital is very likely.

Ex-Edmonton Oilers goalie Skinner could be headed to another Canadian NHL team

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

For over a year, he’s been touted as the Vancouver Canucks’ future head coach. But is that how it’s actually going to play out?

What Vancouver Canucks new management team means for Manny Malhotra

One of Metro Vancouver’s oldest parades is hitting the streets of Surrey this weekend, and fans of the Cloverdale Rodeo and commuters are being warned of traffic impacts in the area.

Huge parade causing road closures in Surrey this weekend

In case you missed the news, Oakridge Park will be opening its doors starting May 28, in addition to the launch of one of the hottest restaurant hubs in the city: Time Out Market Vancouver.

Time Out Market Vancouver just revealed its final list of restaurants

Before the end of this week, provincial Crown corporation PavCo will hand over the operations of BC Place Stadium to FIFA organizers as preparations enter the final phase ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

A look inside BC Place Stadium after all of its FIFA World Cup upgrades

Several provinces are reporting the lowest levels of life satisfaction, according to a recent report by Statistics Canada.

These provinces reported the lowest life satisfaction in Canada

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

If you’re looking for a cute town to visit in the Rocky Mountains, there is one right in Alberta. World Atlas, one of the largest publishing resources in geography, released its list of the seven cutest small towns in the Rockies, and Banff made the cut.

Scenic Alberta spot named among the cutest towns in the Rocky Mountains

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

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

The clock is no longer ticking quietly in the background. Earlier this month, a Las Vegas ownership group backed by billions of dollars formally submitted a bid to buy the Vancouver Whitecaps FC and move them to the Nevada desert.

Opinion: The best Vancouver Whitecaps stadium site isn't even in the conversation

The FIFA World Cup kicks off in less than a month, and tickets are still up for grabs for every match being held in Canada.

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