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Bird electric scooters and bikes no longer available as of Tuesday, City of Windsor says
Windsor residents will no longer be able to rent electric bikes and scooters from Bird as of Tuesday, according to the city.
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Conservation authority extends warning about possible flooding in Windsor-Essex
The Essex Region Conservation Authority has extended its early warning about possible flooding in the region saying that heavy rainfall since Tuesday evening has saturated the ground, making it less able to absorb additional rain forecasted for Friday and Saturday.
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Ontario’s omnibus budget bill includes retroactive clampdown on premier’s cellphone records
Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s government is planning to skip public hearings to pass its omnibus budget bill that contains a retroactive clampdown on access to his cellphone records.
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Canadians are being more cautious and selective with their money: report
Canadian consumers have not reduced their spending in the face of a struggling economy, but they are are being more cautious and selective with their money, according to new transaction data from Moneris Solutions. The payment processing company, which handles roughly one in three transactions in Canada, said total domestic spending was essentially flat year…
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Bank of Canada’s Macklem says he has spoken to Fed chair about risks from Anthropic’s Mythos AI model
Bank of Canada governor Tiff Macklem says that he has been in touch with United States Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell to discuss the risks posed by Anthropic PBC ‘s latest artificial intelligence model, Mythos, which has the power to amp up the speed and precision of cyber attacks by quickly identifying and exploiting vulnerabilities…
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‘I do not know who fired those 7 shots:’ Windsor man not guilty of attempted murder in bowling alley shooting
A Windsor judge said there’s a “complete absence of reliable and credible evidence” to convinct Fernando Ratcliffe on five counts of attempted murder.
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Nova Scotia court strikes down summer ‘hiking ban’
OTTAWA — Nova Scotia’s highest trial court has struck down the province’s sweeping summer 2025 ban on entering the woods. Nova Scotia Supreme Court Justice Jamie S. Campbell found in a decision released on Friday that the wildfire season activity restrictions unduly limited the Charter-protected mobility rights of Nova Scotians to “move freely around the…
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Air Canada suspends some U.S. flights due to jet fuel prices as oil crisis hits Europe
Even if the war against Iran reaches a negotiated solution in the coming days, the impact of the oil shock caused by the war is having an adverse impact on Canadian air travellers that is likely to continue throughout the summer. The climbing cost of jet fuel has already resulted in flight cancellations. Air Canada…
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Trump’s commerce secretary Howard Lutnick unloads on Canada: ‘They suck’
OTTAWA — Asked Friday for his thoughts on Canada’s negotiating strategy with the United States, U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick didn’t mince words : “Good for them. That’s like the worst strategy I have ever heard. They suck.” Lutnick appeared to be responding to comments by Steve Verheul , who was Canada’s chief trade negotiator…
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Alberta commits to restore power line with Montana to capacity, potentially easing trade tension
Alberta has mandated a goal to restore the Montana-Alberta intertie to full capacity, whenever reasonable, potentially providing some relief to a trade irritant cited by U.S. President Donald Trump’s top trade representative last year.