Windsor coffee cart loses $500 in Spitfires scam
A Windsor coffee cart lost $500 to a fraudulent email posing as the Windsor Spitfires. The team warns local businesses to be vigilant against this scam targeting the community.
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Woman Sought in Toronto Taxi Assault on Two Victims
Toronto Police are asking for the public's help to identify a woman suspected of assaulting two other women in a taxi in the Fashion District early Saturday morning.
Arrest warrant issued for Miss Universe co-owner Jakkaphong
Thai business tycoon Jakkaphong Jakrajutatip faces arrest warrant in Miss Universe controversy. Get the latest developments in this international business scandal.
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson leaves hospital
Rev. Jesse Jackson has been discharged from medical care following treatment for a neurological disorder. The prominent civil rights activist continues his recovery journey.
Nokia begins construction on new Ottawa campus
Nokia officially breaks ground on its innovative new campus at Kanata North Business Park, marking significant investment in Ottawa's tech sector. Learn about the project details and local impact.
Woman in life-threatening condition after Toronto hit-and-run
A woman fights for life after being struck in a downtown Toronto hit-and-run near Dundas and Beverley streets. Police seek witnesses as investigation continues.
Small Business Saturday Vital for Canadian Economy
About one-third of Canadian small businesses depend on holiday sales. Learn why Small Business Saturday matters more than ever this year and how your shopping choices impact local communities.
Canadian corporate profits rise despite US tariff hit
Canadian corporations saw operating profits grow 3.8% to $200 billion in Q3 2025, the fastest pace in two years despite ongoing US trade policy pressures.
Canada Post Strike Ends: Trust Questions Remain
Canada Post and union reach agreement ending strike, but businesses express concern about service reliability and lost trust. What's next for postal service?
Saskatchewan Tax Credit for Small Business Investment
Saskatchewan launches new tax credit program to encourage investment in small businesses, offering ownership shares for expansion. Learn how local entrepreneurs can benefit.
Manitoba family seeks coverage for rare disease medication
A Winnipeg family battles for provincial coverage of expensive medication risdiplam to treat a rare genetic disease. Learn how you can support their cause.
Vancouver's Cambie Street makes global cool list
Vancouver's Cambie Street has earned a spot on the prestigious list of world's coolest streets. Discover what makes this Vancouver corridor so special and unique.
Woman found NCR in mother's killing buys car
An Ontario woman found not criminally responsible for killing her mother by running her over repeatedly has made recent lapses in judgement, including purchasing a car. Read the full details.
Mother's Journey with Speech-Delayed Daughter
A mother shares her emotional journey raising a speech-delayed daughter in Canada, exploring the challenges and beautiful connections beyond words. Discover how love communicates without speech.
Canada returns $623M in rebates to small businesses
The Canadian government is distributing $623 million in rebate payments to small businesses across the country. Learn how this financial relief supports local entrepreneurs and stimulates economic growth.
New Costco Business Centre opens in New Westminster
Costco Wholesale has launched its eighth Canadian Business Centre in New Westminster, BC. The 146,000 sq ft facility creates 290 jobs and offers 3,000+ business-focused products. Discover the new business hub.
Beltline grocer keeps overnight watch after break-ins
Jim Kokos, manager of Kalamata Grocery in Calgary's Beltline, is sleeping in his car to protect his family business after two masked break-ins in one week caused significant losses.
Guelph business charged after Fergus inspection
A Guelph business faces charges following an inspection in Fergus. Learn about the enforcement action and what it means for local business compliance standards.
Jesse Jackson Hospitalized with Rare Neurological Condition
Civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson has been hospitalized while managing progressive supranuclear palsy, a rare neurodegenerative disorder. Learn about his health journey and family support.
Prince Albert Students Win Sask. Polytech Business Competition
Northern Saskatchewan high school students impressed judges with innovative business pitches, securing the top award in Saskatchewan Polytech's competitive business case challenge.
Epilepsy Association opens new Halifax support centre
The Epilepsy Association of the Maritimes has opened a new Halifax facility to expand support services for individuals and families affected by epilepsy across the region.
AI Reshapes Canadian Workplace Collaboration
Canadian companies embrace AI for workplace efficiency but worry it's replacing human teamwork and creativity. Survey reveals 89% of employers express concerns about AI's growing role.
Critical Stabbing in Downtown Toronto Leaves Man Injured
A man suffered life-threatening injuries in a downtown Toronto stabbing near Queen & Church Streets. Police are investigating the November 12, 2025 incident.
Stabbing in Downtown Toronto Leaves Man Seriously Hurt
A man was seriously injured in a stabbing near Queen St E & Church St in Toronto on Nov 12, 2025. Police are investigating the downtown core incident.
Canada Scales Back Greenwashing Rules
Federal government reduces greenwashing regulations scope, though specific changes remain unclear. Business community awaits details on revised environmental marketing rules.
Canada's 2025 Federal Budget: Carney's Influence Revealed
Canada's 2025 federal budget reveals sweeping economic reforms with Mark Carney's influence evident. Discover how businesses are reacting to new fiscal policies and what it means for the Canadian economy.
Murder trial defendant admits to 'lying disorder'
A Saskatchewan murder trial witnessed a stunning admission as the defendant revealed his history of compulsive lying, calling it a 'disorder' during emotional testimony about the 2021 stabbing death.
Calgary businesses face mounting cost and trade pressures
New data reveals Calgary's business community continues to struggle with rising operational costs and trade pressures, creating significant hurdles for local economic recovery.
Bombardier Soars Past Q1 Revenue Expectations
Canadian aerospace giant Bombardier delivers impressive Q1 2024 results, exceeding revenue forecasts through increased service revenue and business jet deliveries.
Dimon's Surprising Trump Comments Shake Business World
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon makes headlines with unexpected comments about Donald Trump's economic policies and calls for business leaders to engage more respectfully with conservative voters.
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