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Canadian government tells people to call the authorities if they can't afford housing here

Someone in Toronto is renting out half of their bedroom to share for over $1,000

Someone is renting out a bed on the floor of a kitchen for $950 a month

Canadian landlord lists a room for "student girls" to share for $600/month

Someone is renting a room in a cluttered Canadian basement for $800 a month (PHOTOS)

Canadian listing expects three guys to pack into dark basement for $1,650 per month (PHOTOS)

Canadian mansion where Olsen twins filmed "It Takes Two" demolished (PHOTO)

Someone in Canada is offering free rent in exchange for keeping their kids alive

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

ICBC is modernizing its services

Online slots Canada: Best casinos in 2026

The official start to summer is quickly approaching, and a fresh forecast for the season in Alberta is hinting that Mother Nature is cooking up quite the weather.

The summer forecast for Alberta is out and Mother Nature is not playing around

This tournament marks the third World Cup appearance for the Canadian men’s national team, after previous appearances in 1986 and 2022.

How to watch and stream FIFA World Cup matches in Canada

Whether it’s your morning latte or your grocery bill, prices for everything seem to be going up. But that’s not the case with Waves Coffee Shop, as the brand has just shared that it is actually lowering select menu prices, as well as offering more “value options.”

Long-standing Vancouver coffee chain is actually lowering prices

Italian Day, one of Vancouver’s most popular festivals, is returning this weekend, and visitors and commuters are being warned of road closures and traffic impacts.

Huge 14-block festival closing major Vancouver street this weekend

Travelling may feel like more of a luxury nowadays, especially as the Canadian dollar hasn’t fully recovered from its dip since 2024.

Tourist hot spots where the Canadian dollar goes way further than in the U.S.

For Canadians daydreaming about relocating, a new ranking of the top most livable cities could offer a glimpse of what life abroad might look like.

Top 10 most livable cities for Canadians dreaming of moving abroad

One of Vancouver’s hottest new bars, Bar Terrasse, has made the unfortunate announcement that it will be closing its doors after a short-lived run.

Vancouver bar forced to close due to 'corporate restructuring decision'

As Vancouver gets ready to host its first FIFA World Cup match tomorrow, the region is set for a scorching weekend with temperatures expected to hit 30°C in some parts.

The surprising advantage at BC Place during the FIFA World Cup

Vancouver residents are sharing their opinions about some potentially dangerous situations involving drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists.

Vancouver residents fed up with crosswalk-blocking drivers

The best airports in Canada have been revealed, and they’re not what you’d expect. AirHelp, an air passenger rights and flight claim compensation service based in the United Kingdom, has released its ranking of the world’s best airports.

The top three best airports in Canada may surprise you

I had many questions about Vancouver’s FIFA Fan Festival heading into opening day. On Thursday, many of them were answered.

FIFA Fan Festival Vancouver delivers outstanding atmosphere on opening day

A new ban on certain phone and internet fees just made it much easier for Canadians to change or cancel plans before their contracts end.

Canadians can now change their phone or internet plans for free

One of Calgary’s most popular brunch spots is gearing up to open another location in the city. The Bro’Kin Yolk, a staple for breakfast and brunch, has revealed that it’s set to open its sixth location, with the newest addition anticipated to open in Deerfoot Meadows this fall.

Popular Calgary brunch spot is opening a new location this fall

Canada will not have one of their best players healthy in time for Friday’s FIFA World Cup opener. The Canadian men’s national team is set to take on Bosnia and Herzegovina in Toronto tomorrow night, but they will have to do so without Alphonso Davies, who remains out with a hamstring injury.

Canada gets bad news injury update on Alphonso Davies ahead of FIFA World Cup opener

Canada dominated their opening match in Toronto at the FIFA World Cup. And while they didn’t beat Bosnia and Herzegovina, settling for a 1-1 draw, Canada did make history.

Canada makes FIFA World Cup history in first match

After an 11-year run, the team at Pilgrimme has shared that they have closed the doors to the restaurant. The news comes hot off the heels of its inclusion in Canada’s 100 Best Restaurants list, where it was ranked 84th.

One of B.C.'s top restaurants has closed after over a decade

Each year during the PNE Fair, TransLink operates a special shuttle bus service connecting SkyTrain stations with the fairgrounds at Hastings Park.

The best way to get to FIFA Fan Festival Vancouver: TransLink's new very frequent, non-stop express bus connects SkyTrain to PNE

New B. C. drivers who have yet to obtain their Learner’s licence are getting some great news from ICBC. Today, ICBC and the B. C. Ministry of the Attorney General announced some major changes taking place in how knowledge tests work.

ICBC announces major modern change for new driver testing in B.C.

The string of B. C. music festival closures in 2026 continues with one of the most high-profile cancellations to date. Rifflandia Festival in downtown Victoria has announced that it has made the “very difficult decision” to conclude the festival after an 18-year run.

'Lot of grief': Major B.C. music festival cancelled after 18 years

The deadline is fast approaching for Canadians who may be eligible to claim money from a class-action settlement against Keurig.

Canadians running out of time to claim chunk of $1.85M Keurig settlement

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You can expect clear sky in the morning, with partly cloudy in the afternoon

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

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Canadian government tells people to call the authorities if they can't afford housing here

Someone in Toronto is renting out half of their bedroom to share for over $1,000

Someone is renting out a bed on the floor of a kitchen for $950 a month

Canadian landlord lists a room for "student girls" to share for $600/month

Someone is renting a room in a cluttered Canadian basement for $800 a month (PHOTOS)

Canadian landlord lists a room for "student girls" to share for $600/month

Someone is renting a room in a cluttered Canadian basement for $800 a month (PHOTOS)

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