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Forty-nine Quebecers are celebrating a record lottery win after splitting a $55-million jackpot, receiving just over $1 million each. The winners gathered in Montreal on Tuesday. As Dan Spector reports, although many of them do not know one another, they are happy to share the prize.

Real estate can be a powerful investment, but building wealth takes more than simply owning property. Wealthsimple’s Zoe Wolpert shares practical tips on mortgages, taxes, market timing, and strategies that could help Canadians make smarter real estate decisions. Plus, learn how you can enter Wealthsimple’s Monthly Millionaire Contest for a chance to win a Toronto...

Whether it’s an inheritance, investment payout, or another unexpected windfall, having more money doesn’t always make financial decisions easier. Zoe Wolpert shares key insights on how to approach a sudden influx of wealth, avoid common mistakes, and make choices that support your long-term goals. Plus, find out how Wealthsimple’s Monthly Millionaire contest is giving away...

Toronto police have released the results of Project Compass, a large-scale probe into break-and-enters of condos across the city. The operation, detailed Thursday, resulted in the recovery of 2,500+ belongings – more than $1 million worth of valuables, including gold and jewellery.

Some of New Brunswick’s biggest contraband tobacco busts of 2026 happened in just one month. But while officials say they’ve seized millions of illegal cigarettes, it still remains unclear whether that’s because the illegal market is growing – or because they’re simply catching more of it. Reeti Meenakshi Rohilla reports.

B.C.’s finance minister is providing a picture of the province’s financial state, revealing a 7.7 billion dollar deficit to end last fiscal year. It was a smaller deficit than expected, but as Aaron McArthur reports, this slight reprieve will likely be short-lived.

Hydro-Québec is hoping to improve its response time to power failures as new smart meters are rolled out. Over four million customers will have their current meters replaced with new ones over the next ten years. As Tim Sargeant reports, the public utility company says the new technology will allow them to better pinpoint exact...

A GTA environmental group is closing in on a major milestone — 10 million pieces of litter removed from local communities. As Megan King reports, ‘A Greener Future’ organizes volunteer-based clean ups from Oshawa to Hamilton that are making a difference together.

Dreaming of lakeside living? Liem Vu tours inside the stunning $2.2 million Haliburton Lakeside Grand Prize from the Princess Margaret Home Lottery. He chats with Lakeshore Designs’ Angela Jones and Linwood Custom Homes’ Craig McFarlane as they showcase the breathtaking lakefront retreat ahead of the Early Bird Prize deadline.

A 67-million-year-old tyrannosaurus rex skeleton, nicknamed Gus, has sold at auction for a record price of $50.1 million U.S. Mike Armstrong looks at how the fossil was discovered, and why some scientists say ancient finds like this should not be privately owned.

From farms and feedlots to dinner plates around the world, the federal government wants more people choosing Canadian beef. More than $4 million dollars is being invested to help expand Canada’s beef export markets, with Alberta’s cattle industry standing to benefit. Jordan Prentice reports.

Chronic Obstructive pulmonary disease, better known as COPD affects and estimated 2 million Canadians above the age of 35 years old. There are even more cases going undiagnosed in the country. Dr. Jean Bourbeau Director of the COPD CLINC and Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program at MUHC discusses the disease with host Brayden Jagger Haines.

The Canadian government has allocated nearly $10 million in funding for several trades-related projects in southern Alberta. As Justin Sibbet reports, the government says this will create more than 200 jobs, while helping businesses tackle tariff challenges.

Tech giant Meta has announced plans to build its first Canadians data centre in Alberta. It marks one of the largest private-sector investments in Canadian history and as Meghan Cobb reports, the Alberta government says it signals the province is open for buisness.

Replacing and expanding on the livestock space lost to Brandt’s distillery development, the new building will be purpose-built and connect to the International Trade Centre.

The federal government is contributing $3 billion to help pay for the Massey Tunnel replacement. We get reaction from Delta City Councillor Dylan Kruger.

The federal government recently announced a $1.2 million investment to strengthen tourism and cultural experiences in Nova Scotia. Anna Moran, Director of Research, Planning and Decision Support of Tourism Nova Scotia, joins Jaden Lee-Lincoln to discuss the future of tourism in the province.

Calgary’s 9-1-1 emergency call center officers are answering more calls for emergency services that centre around increasingly complex issues. Over a million calls were answered last year. Bella Finn reports.

Winnipeg mayor Scott Gillingham says the province will put in $500 million for the $1.5 billion dollar Phase 3 of the North End Wastewater Treatment Plant.

The new Storefront Success program will provide $1.4 million in total funding to help Winnipeg businesses downtown expand and thrive.