Canada

Thousands of Hydro One customers across southwest, central, and eastern Ontario are dealing with power outages after powerful winds swept through the region, toppling trees and damaging power infrastructure. As of late Wednesday morning, approximately 17,000 customers were affected by outages stretching from Port Loring to the Almaguin area, and from Powassan to Mattawa and […]

Elections Canada has announced that more than 19.2 million Canadians cast a ballot in the recent federal election, representing over 67 percent of eligible voters. Although turnout surpassed that of the last federal election, when just 62.6 percent of voters participated, it fell short of the historic record set in March 1958, when 79.4 percent

As Canadians prepare to cast their ballots on Monday, April 28, many voters are making final decisions in one of the country’s most consequential elections in recent history. With the campaign coming to a close, here’s a clear breakdown of everything you need to know before heading to the polls. Who’s Running for Prime Minister?

As artificial intelligence continues to reshape industries, many are wondering how effective it is in the real estate world—particularly when it comes to pricing homes for sale. To find out, I decided to test some of the most popular AI programs by asking them to evaluate one of my listings in Kelowna. The results were

Canada’s 2025 federal election has been flooded by an unprecedented wave of AI-generated content, making it the most “dystopian” campaign the country has ever seen, according to researchers. Aengus Bridgman of the Ontario-based Media Ecosystem Observatory, speaking to The Canadian Press, said the explosion of artificial intelligence–produced memes, deepfake videos, and false news impersonations filled

Canadians turned out in unprecedented numbers during the advance voting period for the 2025 federal election, with Elections Canada reporting a record-breaking 7.3 million ballots cast — a 25% increase from the 5.8 million recorded during the same period in 2021. Newly released figures provide a closer look at which days and regions led the

As the April 28 federal election draws closer, housing affordability is taking center stage for voters across Ontario, particularly in areas like Kitchener and Richmond Hill. With home prices and rent continuing to climb, many Canadians say their dreams of homeownership are slipping further out of reach—and they want real solutions from federal leaders, not

Canadians looking to cast their votes early in the 2025 federal election have until the end of today, Monday, April 21, to do so at advance polling stations. These polls, open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. over the past four days, are part of a push to make voting more accessible ahead of the

Nearly 10 years after the federal government promised to end long-term boil-water advisories in First Nations communities, the pledge remains unfulfilled. In Neskantaga First Nation—home to the country’s longest-standing advisory—plastic water bottles continue to pile up as residents mark 11,035 days without safe tap water. Located over 400 kilometres northeast of Thunder Bay, Neskantaga has