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A beloved Mile End flower shop owner’s life and business are thrown into turmoil after her iconic, flower-adorned tricycle — her essential delivery vehicle and cherished symbol of her 45-year journey — is stolen in the early hours. With mobility challenges and a new, pricier location, the theft hits especially hard. The community has rallied, sharing photos and offering to replace the bike — but T...

Derek Lalonde is headed to Montreal as an assistant coach for the Canadiens, replacing Trevor Letowski who’s stepping away to focus on family—though Letowski may stay involved with the organization. Lalonde’s brief stint with Toronto ends here, after joining their staff last summer. Before that, he coached Detroit for three seasons with a solid record, but his biggest legacy? He was part of Tampa...

A 19-year-old faces second-degree murder charges after a fatal shooting in central Edmonton, where a 38-year-old man died from gunshot wounds. The suspect, already wanted for attempted murder and multiple gun charges, was arrested Tuesday. Police are urgently seeking video footage from a dark SUV speeding away between 6:30–6:45 AM and from 113th Street between 105th and 106th Avenues from 6–7 AM S...

The federal government is dodging scrutiny over its $1.4 billion vacant condo buyout plan, which aims to snap up 2,200 unsold units for rent-to-buy deals. Conservative MPs pushed for an ethics probe, but it was shut down after a Liberal MP declared Canadians can figure it out themselves. Critics call it a developer bailout, and experts say the full strategy remains unclear. Opposition parties insi...

World Cup fever’s still burning, even with Canada’s exit — and you’re invited to join the party. Catch live games at Harold’s Kitchen & Bar in Richmond with big screens, $5 drafts, British eats, and bonus perks like upgraded beers and half-price wings if England scores. Or head to the free, family-friendly FIFA Fan Festival at the PNE for live music, fan capes, cooling headbands, and face paint. I...

Hinton’s town council just slammed the brakes on short-term rentals, capping non-resident licenses at 70 — a sharp drop from the previous 130 — sparking heated debate over tourism vs. housing. After months of public hearings and revisions, the move aims to preserve community character while managing demand. Critics say rentals aren’t the housing crisis culprit — rising costs and interest rates are...

Edmonton’s tackling its abandoned car crisis with a major win: 150 new impound spots have slashed the backlog from 682 to just 181 in just a week. Once a transit park-and-ride, now a dedicated vehicle graveyard, the space is helping police clear 10-15 cars daily. Residents breathe easier as the city and police team up to prioritize safety hazards while speeding up response times—aiming for a smoot...

A man in Edmonton is facing murder charges after allegedly beating two men to death in May 2022 — but his defense? He claims total amnesia. Justin Bone says he was sleep-deprived, high on meth, and wandering the streets before waking up in a police station, thirsty enough to trigger a sprinkler. He was released from jail just weeks earlier under strict conditions — including a ban from Edmonton —...

A shocking stabbing in Calgary leaves a man critically injured but now stable; police charge a 31-year-old with multiple serious offenses, including aggravated assault and identity fraud, after he allegedly returned later to target the victim — a chilling reminder of how quickly violence can spiral. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise o...

Allan Schoenborn, the man found not criminally responsible for murdering his three children in 2008, has been granted a conditional discharge in British Columbia — allowing him to live in the community under strict supervision. The Review Board cited his stable mental health, remission of psychosis, and medication compliance as key factors. Since 2019, he’s gradually re-entered society, now living...

A looming “cancer tsunami” is set to hit by 2050, with cases expected to nearly double due to aging, obesity, and lifestyle factors—straining healthcare systems even now. Doctors are already seeing more young patients and overwhelmed clinics, while families face emotional and physical tolls. Yet hope remains: 40% of cancers are preventable through lifestyle changes and screenings. Experts urge imm...

Kamloops is choking on smoke from wildfires burning near Boston Bar—orange skies and an air quality advisory are in effect. Wind patterns make conditions unpredictable, so stay indoors, avoid strenuous outdoor activity, and protect vulnerable groups like kids, elders, and those with breathing issues. Officials urge constant monitoring as the situation shifts fast. Listen in comfort: Get a discount...

Allan Schoenborn, found not criminally responsible for killing his three children in 2008, is facing a pivotal review board decision. Though his mental illness symptoms have been in remission and he’s made progress in managing interpersonal conflicts—including overcoming past aggression toward staff—officials still see him as a significant public safety risk without proper support. The board has g...

Train collision near Clarkson GO sends shockwaves through Lakeshore West line—eastbound delays mounting, westbound trains running every 30 mins, police investigation halting service until all-clear. Plan ahead, check GO Transit updates. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news...

NATO’s future hangs in the balance as the Ankara summit ended with whispers of skipping next year’s gathering — a move some say could actually strengthen the alliance. Trump’s attendance hinged on Turkey’s leadership, revealing how personal ties shape global diplomacy. While annual summits have become the norm since the Cold War, they weren’t always mandatory. Meanwhile, Canada is pivoting toward...

Dylan Cease came oh-so-close to history, nearly throwing a no-hitter for the Toronto Blue Jays against the Giants—until Helot Ramos singled in the ninth. With 11 strikeouts and a stellar defense, including a jaw-dropping catch by Varsho, Cease dominated for eight innings, backed by a 10-0 lead and a grand slam. Though he fell just short, his performance was electric, and he’s now in elite company—...

A deadly shooting in Edmonton has led to the arrest of a 19-year-old suspect in connection with the homicide of 38-year-old Alexander Edward Colin Reid. Police responded to a weapons complaint early Saturday morning and found Reid fatally wounded. The autopsy confirmed homicide, and Hayden Halcrow, already wanted for a May attempted murder, is now charged with second-degree murder and other gun-re...

Abandoned cars are no longer clogging city streets—thanks to a 73% drop to just 181 vehicles. Officials credit a temporary overflow lot at a repurposed Park and Ride site, reopened after construction delays. While the main impound lot, unchanged since 1997, still holds the same capacity, police are pushing for a permanent fix—though the city commission balks at relocation costs, opting instead for...

Tennis Canada’s push to build a new roofed stadium in Montreal’s beloved Jarry Park is sparking fierce debate. While the plan promises to keep the National Bank Open alive with more seats and modern courts, locals fear it’ll turn their cherished “green lung” into a high-energy sports hub. Critics, including neighborhood advocates, argue the park’s core mission is community wellness and nature — no...

A Brampton truck driver, Charanpreet Singh, sentenced to 15 years for smuggling $7 million worth of drugs into Canada, vanished days before his sentencing—cutting off his GPS tracker and fleeing the country. Convicted of importing 55kg of cocaine and 5kg of heroin via the Blue Water Bridge, Singh was under strict bail conditions including house arrest and a curfew. Authorities are baffled how he l...

Canada’s beef industry is getting a major boost with $4 million in new government funding to expand global sales and strengthen domestic demand. Over $3.7 million is going to Canada Beef to market Canadian beef and veal in key markets like Japan, South Korea, Mexico, and right here at home, while the Canadian Cattle Association receives up to $300,000 to advocate for fair trade and market access....

Canada’s CFIA just pulled a wave of recalls — from protein candy with hidden milk to oysters possibly tainted with Salmonella, maple syrup that spoiled, and spices hiding wheat and mustard. One gummy candy even caused an allergic reaction, while a chocolate spread might’ve had glass in it. Always check labels — especially if you or someone you know has allergies. Brands like Salem Foods and Amy’s...

Personal support workers rally outside Doug Ford’s office, slamming his new worker registry as a broken promise—and it’s just the latest in a wave of protests targeting the premier, from paddling to his Muskoka cottage to storming Ford Fest, where chants drowned out his speech. Meanwhile, Ford was secretly attending a Hamilton shipbuilding event, as tensions over wages, funding, and Bill 124 simme...

Canada’s high-speed rail dream from Toronto to Quebec City is hitting major financial roadblocks—already a $100-billion project, adding just one stop in Kingston could cost an extra $4 billion, threatening its viability. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based o...

Bella, a great white shark, is making headlines as she cruised up the Gulf of St. Lawrence — from Cape Cod to Quebec — after being tagged in July 2025. Scientists are tracking her to understand her seasonal movements and diet in Atlantic Canada, where seals attract these predators. While her presence is thrilling, experts urge caution near water, especially in murky spots or when seals are around....