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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

ICBC is modernizing its services

Best online casinos in Canada for 2026

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

Some Canadians can now put in a claim to receive a payout from a CIBC Mutual Funds and Renaissance Mutual Funds class-action settlement.

Canadians can get part of new $11-million CIBC class action settlement

Another member of the Vancouver Canucks 2010-11 team has been making waves this week. Although, unlike Henrik Sedin, Daniel Sedin, Manny Malhotra, and Alex Burrows, this ex-player has been garnering attention for something non-hockey related.

Former Vancouver Canucks tough guy is now releasing country music

It’s always hard to say goodbye to a restaurant, but it hurts even more when those restaurants have been around for so many years.

Two longstanding Vancouver restaurants announced closures this month

A massive new TV series is about to kick off filming in Alberta, with shooting set to occur in Calgary and its surrounding area.

A massive new TV series with Hollywood stars starts filming in Alberta soon

A huge demonstration against the proposed cluster of AI data centres in Vancouver will take place on Saturday, May 23, and traffic may be impacted throughout downtown.

Massive protest march against Vancouver AI data centres to impact weekend traffic

If the cost to get into one of the seven FIFA World Cup matches coming to Vancouver next month wasn’t enough, wait until fans see the cost of parking.

FIFA unveils outrageous parking prices for Vancouver World Cup games

The vibes from the Vancouver Canucks horrendous season have shifted dramatically over the past couple of weeks since losing the draft lottery.

Henrik Sedin gets honest about how Vancouver Canucks players should handle media

Two worlds collided in the best way possible for basketball player Duane Notice earlier this week. The 31-year-old guard is now in his fourth season playing for the CEBL’s Vancouver Bandits. He’s also a noted cinephile who co-hosts the SceneDMs podcast, which has over 36,000 followers on Instagram.

Adam Sandler keeps making surprise appearances at Metro Vancouver gyms

It’s amazing what a change of scenery can do for a player. Although many Vancouver Canucks players struggled in 2025-26, you could argue that Aatu Räty was treated rather unfairly.

Canucks youngster shining at World Championships after being shafted by Foote

TransLink’s existing highest-capacity buses, the 60-ft-long articulated bus vehicle, have three doors, which follows the typical standard for the buses used on North American public transit systems.

First look inside TransLink's new four-door articulated trolley buses built in Europe

Alberta’s provincial park system had relatively modest beginnings compared to the expansive system we know and love today, and we’re taking a look back at the first provincial park ever established in the province.

Alberta's first provincial park was only 17 acres and once deemed 'worthless'

The Montreal Canadiens had a secret weapon that helped them get within three wins of the Stanley Cup Final. Even though Montreal was a heavy underdog against an unbeaten Carolina Hurricanes team in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Final, they stormed out of the gates in shocking fashion.

Canucks legend Burrows gets surprise shoutout from Canadiens coach St. Louis

As we near the end of the month, several government benefit payments are set to go out to eligible Canadians next week. Canadians receiving government benefit payments should keep an eye on their accounts, as three deposits are scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday. The remaining payments for May include the Canada Pension Plan (CPP), the Old Age Security (OAS) pension, and the Veteran Disability Pension.

Some Canadians will get these government benefit payments next week

Stenberg vs. McKenna? More like Stenberg vs. Malhotra. This year’s NHL Draft is shaping up to be one of the most important days in Vancouver Canucks history. Based on the barrage of mock drafts that have been published since the draft lottery, who the Canucks will select is becoming clearer.

Most mock drafts predict Vancouver Canucks will make controversial choice at third overall

The 54th annual Hyack Multicultural Parade and Festival returns to New Westminster this weekend, and local residents and commuters are being warned of traffic disruptions in the area.

Massive parade will cause road closures in Metro Vancouver this weekend

A popular Metro Vancouver music festival that has entertained fans for over a quarter-century has announced it is coming to an end, though organizers said it could have been avoided.

'We will miss you': B.C. music festival forced to cancel after 25 years

Costco Canada shoppers might want to check their cabinets, as the warehouse retail chain has just issued a new recall. On Tuesday, Costco Canada shared an email on its website alerting shoppers to a nationwide recall of the Kirkland Signature Women 50+ (multivitamin and minerals) Tablets. According to Canadian manufacturer Vita Health Products, the company initiated the voluntary recall due to “the potential presence of loose metal pieces in the pill bottle.”

Costco Canada offering full refunds amid new product recall

Throughout 2025, the new Capstan Station — completed as an infill addition to SkyTrain’s Canada Line in Richmond — saw a total annual ridership of 589,000 boardings.

The new Capstan Station recorded SkyTrain's fourth-lowest ridership after one year

Some eligible Canadians should check their bank accounts, as they could receive a government benefit payment on Thursday.

Some Canadians will receive a government benefit payment on Thursday

Expect a day of partly cloudy with clear spells

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

There will be rain until morning, then partly cloudy

There will be clear sky until morning, then partly cloudy

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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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