MORNING BREW: Parking prices highest in Calgary; Canadians want a King William

Welcome to Morning Brew, our daily roundup of early-bird news:

• Calgary is the second most expensive city in which to park a car in North America, according to a Colliers International survey that placed it right behind New York City, while rates have continued to climb in Vancouver and Kitchener-Waterloo. (CNW)

• Prince William should be crowned the next king rather than his father Charles, according to 60 per cent of Canadians polled by Ipsos Reid, which found that the royal newlywed visit did its part to convince 81 per cent that the monarchy was still relevant. (Postmedia News)

• Joe Fresh has announced for new stand-alone locations in Ontario and Quebec, as part of the effort by Loblaw to expand its apparel brand beyond the supermarkets, one of which will be incorporated into the new Maple Leaf Gardens arena makeover in Toronto. (CNW)