TC Energy CEO Advises U.S. on Energy Infrastructure
TC Energy CEO François Poirier offers U.S. guidance on speeding up oil and gas projects. The advice comes amid ongoing North American energy security and regulatory discussions.
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Carney's near-miss on giving B.C. pipeline veto power
Prime Minister Mark Carney came close to granting British Columbia de facto veto power over a crucial national oil pipeline, a move critics warn would cripple major projects. Read the analysis.
Canada's Energy Debate Flips, Expert Advocates Realism
A seismic shift in Canada's energy conversation sees public focus turning to economic growth. B.C. expert Don Wright argues affordable energy is key to prosperity, even amid climate goals.
Canada's First Commercial Compressed Air Storage Facility
EllisDon partners with Cache Power to build Canada's first commercial-scale Compressed Air Energy Storage (CAES) facility in Alberta, a major step for long-duration storage and grid stability. Learn about the groundbreaking project.
B.C. tribunal settles unusual credit dispute
A British Columbia tribunal has resolved a complex dispute involving an unusual credit arrangement. Learn how the case unfolded and what it means for financial agreements in Canada.
Canada's National Energy Corridors: Solution or Risk?
Canada considers national energy corridors to overcome provincial barriers and secure energy independence. Will $5B investment solve power grid vulnerabilities?
Ontario and Canada launch fusion energy research centre
Ontario and federal governments establish fusion energy research centre to advance clean power technology. Learn how this initiative positions Canada as a leader in sustainable energy innovation.
X-energy raises $700M for nuclear reactor projects
Advanced nuclear company X-energy raises US$700 million in funding to expand its next-generation reactor projects across the United States. Learn how this impacts clean energy.
Canada Post, union strike deal ahead of holidays
Canada Post and CUPW reach agreement in principle on new contracts, pausing rotating strikes just before the busy holiday season. Members will vote on final wording.
Villa Maria students rally in lease dispute with nuns
Hundreds of Villa Maria students and parents rallied Friday to save their school from closure amid a lease standoff with the Sisters of Notre Dame. Join the movement to preserve Montreal education.
Canada Post, union reach tentative labour deal
Canada Post and its union have reached a tentative agreement, potentially ending a two-year labour dispute that included national strikes. Learn the details of this breakthrough.
NS Power reverses collections decision after complaint
Nova Scotia Power reversed a customer's account being sent to collections after she spoke out. Learn how to protect yourself from utility disputes.
Alberta Health-Care Union Strike Locations Announced
Health-care workers across Alberta commence strike action as union reveals picket locations. Get the latest updates on the labor dispute affecting provincial health services.
B.C. Port Dispute Puts Billions in Exports at Risk
A legal dispute at the Port of Prince Rupert, involving First Nations and an exclusivity deal, is jeopardizing Canada's plan to double non-U.S. exports and billions in resource opportunities.
Alberta Premier Says B.C. Pipeline Support Not Enough
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith declares British Columbia's Trans Mountain pipeline capacity support inadequate. Get the latest on Canada's energy debate.
AHS and AUPE resume talks, strike still possible
Critical negotiations resume between Alberta Health Services and AUPE as 58,000 healthcare workers consider strike action. Get the latest updates on the tense labor dispute.
Alberta teachers' union heads to court in dispute
The Alberta Teachers' Association is taking the provincial government to court over a labour and Charter dispute. Get the latest details on this escalating conflict.
Vancouver security firm sues Canada for $420 million
A Vancouver airport security company files $420 million lawsuit against Canadian government after losing contract bid. Read about the legal battle and implications.
Gender definition clash hits COP30 climate conference
A dispute over gender definitions at the COP30 climate summit in Brazil threatens to derail negotiations. Six nations are challenging trans and non-binary recognition.
Usher sues investors over $700K property loan dispute
R&B superstar Usher files lawsuit against investors to recover $700,000 he lent for Homage ATL property purchase. Legal battle unfolds over unpaid loan.
Alberta health-care workers serve strike notice
AUPE members in Alberta have served strike notice, potentially disrupting health services across the province. Learn about the implications and next steps.
Kingsville halts OPP board payments in funding dispute
Kingsville suspends payments to the Essex OPP board over a funding formula disagreement. Learn how this impacts police oversight and public safety in the region.
Ontario expands energy efficiency programs for appliances
Ontario government announces expanded energy efficiency programs for eligible appliances, helping households reduce costs and environmental impact. Learn how to benefit.
Titan Tool strike reaches 100 days in Windsor
Titan Tool workers mark 100 days on strike in Windsor's longest automotive labor dispute. Get the latest details on this historic labor action.
Windsor Titan Tool lockout hits historic 100-day mark
Titan Tool workers in Windsor reach 100-day lockout, surpassing Ford's 1945 strike as longest auto labor dispute in city history. Unifor national president joins protest.
Alberta renewable energy revenue growth stalls
Rural Alberta faces $84M in lost renewable revenue as projects cancel amid policy changes. Discover how this impacts communities and economic growth.
Trump's Hoarse Voice: Yelled at 'Stupid' Trade Officials
Donald Trump explained his raspy voice by revealing he lost his temper with officials he called 'stupid' during trade negotiations. The viral exchange sparked Democratic Party mockery.
Quebec City sued over cancelled Christian singer show
Quebec City faces legal action after cancelling controversial U.S. Christian singer Sean Feucht's performance. Lawsuit alleges breach of contract and religious discrimination.
China-Japan tensions escalate over Taiwan comments
Beijing reacts furiously to Japanese PM's Taiwan remarks, summoning ambassadors and warning citizens against Japan travel. Read the latest developments in this diplomatic crisis.
Ex-Dutchie's Worker Says Owed Thousands in Wages
Former Dutchie's Fresh Food Market employee Natalia Savka alleges she's still owed thousands in unpaid wages. Learn about the ongoing wage dispute in Kitchener.
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