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Trump border czar calls Canadian border a "huge national security issue"

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At a Republican presidential debate on Wednesday, the 38-year-old doubled down on Trump's ideas to build a wall at the US-Mexico border, taking it one direction further and suggesting they "build both walls." To learn more, visit dailyhive.com.

Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy wants a border wall for Canada

Build a wall at the US-Canada border, says Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy

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

ICBC is modernizing its services

A decades-long class action lawsuit in Canada against Sun Life and Met Life has finally reached a proposed settlement. On Friday, Sun Life announced that a settlement in principle had been reached to resolve a class action due to individual life insurance policies sold and issued by the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company (MetLife) in the 1980s and 1990s. The lawsuit does not include Sun Life products or policies, as MetLife was acquired by Sun Life.

Canadians could claim part of $213.5-million Sun Life settlement

Some West Vancouver residents are raising concerns after a city councillor said “hordes” of people go to Ambleside Park that she can tell “are not from West Vancouver.”

'They're not from West Vancouver': Councillor's comments on Ambleside visitors spark backlash

Get ready to slip and slide into summertime, because B. C.’s biggest waterpark has revealed when it will open its doors for the new season.

B.C.'s biggest waterpark 90 minutes from Vancouver reveals summer opening date

The deadline for Canadians to cash in on a massive nationwide auto parts class-action settlement is this month. 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 are running out of time to claim chunk of $50M car settlement

Two climbers discovered human remains at a popular outdoor attraction in B. C., and now the RCMP is working to determine who it was.

Climbers discover human remains at popular B.C. attraction

A company in an Alberta town is getting some national recognition, being named among the top employers in Canada. This list comes from Canada’s Top Small & Medium Employers, an annual editorial competition, now in its 13th year, that recognizes small and medium enterprises (SMEs).

A company in this Alberta town named among best employers in Canada

If you’re a firefighter in Canada and you’re looking for a free meal, you’re in luck. On May 4, Firehouse Subs is celebrating International Firefighters’ Day by inviting every active and retired firefighter across the country to enjoy a free medium sub at any of its Canadian locations.

Firehouse Subs is giving out free sandwiches to thousands of Canadians next week

Certain Canadians can expect several government benefit deposits this week. The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security (OAS) payments will land in eligible Canadians’ bank accounts on Tuesday, April 28.

Canadians are getting several government benefit payments this week

The first weekend of May has arrived. What’s on your fun schedule? If you’re looking for some ideas, check out these 15 things to do in Vancouver from May 1 to 3, including White Rock Night Market, Vancouver Canadians baseball, and more.

15 fun things to do in Vancouver this weekend: May 1 to 3

May is here, and Metro Vancouver is filled with fantastic events to discover! From night markets to concerts, Playland, and more, here are 44 fantastic things to do around the city this month.

More than 40 fun and fantastic things to do in Vancouver in May

Have you ever loved your bedroom so much you wished it was its own private retreat, separate from the rest of the house? Well, you can make your dreams come true with a stunning home that just hit the market in Edmonton.

$2M Edmonton home has a two-storey bedroom with a spiral staircase

Canadians affected by a data breach could claim up to thousands of dollars in a proposed class-action settlement. On Monday, Concilia Services Inc., a Montreal-based claims administrator, announced that a proposed settlement had been reached in the class-action lawsuit against Estée Lauder Companies Inc. and its subsidiary Estée Lauder Cosmetics Ltd. The lawsuit against both Estée Lauder companies arose due to two data incidents that occurred in 2023, in which Canadians’ personal and financial data could have been compromised.

Canadians could get up to $5,000 in latest data breach settlement

A winning Daily Grand Extra lottery ticket bought in Vancouver has yet to be claimed and will soon expire, and the BCLC wants the winner to come forward before it’s too late.

Did you buy a lottery ticket last year? BCLC looking for winner of unclaimed $500,000

Summer is just around the corner, and locals who are craving the sand and sunshine can add a visit to one of the top beaches on the entire continent to their schedule.

'Breathtaking' B.C. beach voted one of the best in North America

In an effort to reduce road collisions in Calgary, photo radar will be set up in 19 communities around the city this May.

These 19 Calgary communities will have photo radar this May

A couple of new laws are rolling out across Canada, introducing changes that people should be aware of in the coming weeks.

Canada has new laws and measures taking effect in May

Canada is urging tourists travelling to Ecuador to exercise caution in a travel advisory update highlighting potential safety risks.

Canada updates urgent travel advisory for South American destination

Eligible Canadians will soon have easier access to the disability tax credit (DTC). The federal government announced several new measures in the spring economic update, including improvements to the DTC application process.

It'll soon be easier for Canadians to apply for the disability tax credit

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

There will be clear sky until morning, then partly cloudy

Expect a day of partly cloudy with clear spells

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