Former Nipissing MP Bob Wood Dies at 85
Bob Wood, the longtime MP for Nipissing and former broadcaster, has died at 85. He publicly shared his Alzheimer's diagnosis last year. Tributes pour in for the respected public figure.
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Fix Warped Wood & Smart Thermostat Tips for Canadian Homes
Expert Steve Maxwell solves a warped wooden tray dilemma and recommends a smart thermostat for hydronic heating. Learn his incremental woodworking method for lasting projects.
$1.1M Land Deal for Biofuel Rail Spur in Northern Alberta
PowerWood Canada Corp secures 175 acres in Mackenzie County to build a 3.5km rail spur, enabling export of advanced black biofuel pellets from two new northern Alberta plants. Read about the economic impact.
Amherstburg whisky plant closure sparks political debate
The closure of the Diageo Crown Royal plant in Amherstburg, Ont., announced in January 2026, has intensified debate over Premier Doug Ford's policies and economic retaliation. Explore the local impact and political fallout.
$140K in stolen property recovered by RCMP on Vancouver Island
West Shore RCMP recover over $140,000 in stolen property, including two trucks and a large wood splitter, in a Vancouver Island investigation. Police seek the rightful owner of one item.
Ford to Remove Crown Royal from LCBO After Plant Closure
Ontario Premier Doug Ford pledges to remove Crown Royal whisky from LCBO shelves following Diageo's decision to close its Amherstburg bottling plant, costing 200 jobs. Read the full story.
Ford Threatens to Pull Crown Royal from LCBO Shelves
Ontario Premier Doug Ford vows to remove Crown Royal from provincial liquor stores after Diageo closes its Amherstburg plant, putting 200 jobs at risk. Read about the escalating dispute.
Ford to ban Crown Royal after Ontario plant closure
Ontario Premier Doug Ford pledges to pull Crown Royal whisky from LCBO shelves in retaliation for Diageo's closure of its Amherstburg blending facility, costing 200 jobs. Read the full story.
Canadians turn vegan as meat prices soar
As food costs climb, many Canadians are adopting plant-based diets to save money. Discover how families are adapting and what experts predict for future grocery bills.
Public Comment Sought for Pictou County Natural Gas Facilities
Nova Scotia launches public consultation for proposed natural gas power generation in Pictou County. Have your say on the province's energy future.
Ford to Remove Crown Royal from LCBO Over Plant Closure
Ontario Premier Doug Ford confirms he will follow through on his threat to remove Crown Royal whisky from LCBO shelves in response to Diageo's plan to close an Ontario bottling plant.
Edmonton Firm Creates Supply Chain for Reclaimed Wood
Backroads Reclamation is building an infrastructure to salvage wood from Edmonton's inner-city demolitions, aiming to turn waste into a consistent lumber supply for new construction projects.
Edmonton business turns old city wood into new lumber
Backroads Reclamation in Edmonton is creating a supply chain for reclaimed lumber from demolished inner-city homes, aiming to reduce landfill waste and build a sustainable future for construction materials.
Quebec's $270M Northvolt Investment Now Worthless
The Quebec government confirms its $270 million investment in Northvolt's Swedish parent company has lost all value. Get the details on this significant financial loss.
Canadian brand Good Protein redefines plant-based shakes
Montreal's Good Protein is tackling the chalky, unappealing reputation of protein drinks with delicious, smooth plant-based shakes. Discover their approach to making wellness accessible.
Linamar closes $72M German iron casting plant acquisition
Canadian manufacturer Linamar Corp. has completed its acquisition of a German iron casting facility for approximately $72 million, marking a strategic expansion in Europe. Learn the details of the deal.
Cochrane odour caused by gas plant chemical release
The Town of Cochrane identifies a mercaptan release from a nearby gas plant as the source of a pervasive foul smell. Officials confirm no safety risk and thank residents for their vigilance.
Hyundai Cuts Ties with Russia, Won't Repurchase Plant
South Korea's Hyundai Motor permanently severs its Russian operations, citing the ongoing war in Ukraine. The automaker confirms it will not repurchase its former St. Petersburg plant. Learn the details of this major business exit.
Ukraine-Russia Peace Talks Deadlocked on Key Issues
Despite security guarantee progress, Ukraine and Russia remain far apart on territorial disputes and control of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, blocking a peace deal. Read the latest.
Cartoonist Bob Wood's Life Mirrored His Crime Comics
The dark, true story of Bob Wood, co-creator of the infamous 'Crime Does Not Pay' comic, whose life ended in a real-life murder scandal. Explore the rise and fall of true crime comics in Canada and the U.S.
Windsor Dodge Charger Wins Top Detroit Award
The Windsor-built Dodge Charger Sixpack Scat Pack has been crowned Vehicle of the Year by The Detroit News, a major win for Ontario's auto sector amid cross-border trade tensions. Discover the details of this prestigious accolade.
Diageo's Amherstburg Bottling Plant Listed for Sale
The Diageo bottling facility in Amherstburg, Ontario, has been officially listed for sale. Get the details on this significant commercial real estate development in Windsor-Essex.
Russia Plans Nuclear Reactor on Moon in a Decade
Russia announces plans to deploy a nuclear power plant on the moon within the next decade to support its lunar base and a joint station with China. Learn about the new space race.
RCMP probe Oromocto break-in after theft of guitars, pellet gun
New Brunswick RCMP are investigating a break-in at an Oromocto business where guitars and a pellet gun were stolen. Police are seeking information from the public.
Japan gets local consent to restart world's largest nuclear plant
Japanese authorities secure crucial local approval, removing a major obstacle to restarting the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power station. The move marks a pivotal shift in Japan's energy policy post-Fukushima.
Northumberland Ferries passenger numbers surge by nearly 100K
Northumberland Ferries reports a significant boost of nearly 100,000 passengers in 2025 on its Wood Islands to Caribou route. Discover the factors behind this growth and its impact on Atlantic Canadian travel.
NB Power questioned by council on proposed power plant
NB Power executives presented plans for a new power facility to Tantramar council, facing detailed questions on environmental and community impacts. Read the full discussion.
$5M Federal Loans Boost Three SW Ontario Manufacturers
FedDev Ontario provides $5 million in loans to three Southwestern Ontario manufacturers for growth and job creation, announced as the nearby Cami Assembly plant remains idle.
U.S. orders TransAlta coal plant to run 90 days longer
The U.S. government mandates TransAlta's Alberta coal-fired plant to operate 90 days beyond its planned 2025 closure, citing grid reliability. Explore the energy and environmental implications.
Wheatley water treatment plant back online after fire
The refurbished Wheatley water treatment plant is now fully operational, supplying 8,500 customers in Wheatley and Tilbury after a 2023 fire. Read about the upgrades and testing process.
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