AMA Urges Government Action on Alberta ER Crisis
The Alberta Medical Association issues a stark plea for government intervention to address critical pressures in the province's emergency departments and hospitals.
Category : Search result: wood producers association
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.
Winnipeg Repair Café Offers Free Fixes for Residents
The Spence Neighbourhood Association in Winnipeg launches a free Repair Café, helping residents mend broken appliances and household items. A community initiative reducing waste.
Alberta Flu Wave Peaks, Hospital Crisis Continues
Alberta's influenza A wave has peaked, but doctors declare a 'medical disaster' as hospitals remain overwhelmed. Edmonton physicians urge the province to declare a state of emergency.
NDP Calls for End to China Tariff Feud, Protect Canola
Saskatchewan NDP demands the province resolve tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles to safeguard canola producers. MLA Sally Housser leads the call for action to protect the agricultural economy.
Vancouver businesses slam province over Broadway closure
A Vancouver business association criticizes the province for the prolonged Broadway and Quebec Street closure, citing economic damage and lack of consultation. Read the full story.
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.
Lethbridge Home Prices Jump 20% Year-Over-Year
The average price for a detached home in Lethbridge hit $502,790 in December 2025, a sharp 20% increase from the previous year, according to new Alberta real estate data.
Sask. Producers Upbeat on PM's China Trade Mission
Saskatchewan agricultural producers express cautious optimism as Prime Minister Mark Carney embarks on a trade mission to China, aiming to bolster exports and reduce U.S. trade reliance.
Busy flu season could lead to hospital wait times over 10 hours
A severe flu season is overwhelming hospitals, potentially causing emergency room waits exceeding 10 hours. The Ontario Medical Association warns of a concurrent family doctor shortage.
OMA Warns of Critical Family Doctor Shortage in Ontario
The Ontario Medical Association issues a stark warning about a growing family physician shortage, threatening access to primary care across the province. Learn the details and potential impacts.
Venezuela Blockade May Sink Oil Prices: Analyst
Rory Johnston of Commodity Context warns U.S. actions in Venezuela could depress oil prices further, with mixed impacts for Canadian energy companies. Read the analysis.
Ottawa Mayor Outlines Plan to Ramp Up Homebuilding
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe detailed a new strategy to accelerate home construction, addressing the city's critical housing shortage. Learn the key measures announced to builders.
Alberta Medical Association calls for crisis declaration
The Alberta Medical Association details severe hospital over-capacity, labeling it a 'medical disaster' and calls on the provincial government to formally declare a healthcare crisis.
Canadian Oil Stocks Plunge on Venezuela Oil News
Canadian oil producers saw billions wiped off their value after U.S. plans for Venezuelan oil sparked investor fears. Industry leaders call it an 'overreaction' as uncertainty looms.
Nate Sabine Appointed Chair of Canadian Live Music Association
Vancouver music veteran Nate Sabine is the new chair of the Canadian Live Music Association. He outlines five major issues, including tours skipping Western Canada, facing the industry in 2026.
$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.
Alberta teachers find mandatory student screenings unhelpful
A new Alberta government survey shows nearly 74% of educators find mandatory literacy and numeracy screenings for K-3 students unhelpful. Teachers cite developmentally inappropriate content and lack of support.
Edmonton LRT trains get new safety messaging for drivers
An Edmonton LRT train is wrapped with urgent safety messages reminding drivers to obey signals. The AMA campaign aims to reduce collisions as the city focuses on transit safety.
Regina's 2026 Housing Market to Remain Seller's Market
Despite many 'for sale' signs, Regina's housing market is forecast to stay competitive in 2026, with Saskatchewan offering some of Canada's most affordable homes. Get the latest insights.
Military Spending May Create All-Canadian Vehicle
A new report suggests Canada's $80B defence budget could help develop a dual-purpose vehicle for military and consumer markets, reviving domestic auto manufacturing. Explore the potential and challenges.
Venezuelan Oil to Impact U.S. Refiners and Canadian Producers
The potential return of Venezuelan oil to global markets could benefit U.S. Gulf Coast refiners while posing a competitive threat to Canadian heavy crude producers. Analysis of the shifting energy landscape.
Djokovic quits players' union he co-founded
Tennis star Novak Djokovic has resigned from the Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA), the organization he helped establish. The move marks a significant shift in player advocacy.
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.
Stonewall Fire Dept. gets original 1948 fire truck back
The Stonewall-Rockwood Fire Fighters Association celebrates the return of its first-ever fire truck, a 1948 model, restoring a vital piece of local history. Read the full story.
Racehorse tests positive for meth, trainer suspended
A racehorse named 'J's On Fire' tested positive for methamphetamine after a race, leading to the suspension of trainer Michael Joiner by the New Mexico Racing Commission.
Regina Real Estate Poised for Record 2026 Prices
Regina's hot housing market, fueled by low inventory and high demand from newcomers, is forecast to continue its record-setting pace into 2026, creating a strong seller's market.
U.S. Pending Home Sales Surge to 3-Year High
Pending U.S. home sales soared in November, reaching the highest level in nearly three years. The National Association of Realtors reports a significant market rebound. Discover the key drivers and what it signals for the housing sector.
Truck Theft Evolves in Ontario, 905 Region Top for Cargo Crime
Cargo theft in Ontario has evolved into stealing entire commercial trucks, with the 905 region identified as North America's worst hotspot. Learn about the new trend and its impact.
Page 1 of 4