TTC Line 6 Shut Down All Weekend for Metrolinx Work
TTC's Line 6 will be closed all weekend due to planned Metrolinx construction, affecting commuters. Alternative routes advised.
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Edmonton bus fleet neglect: City council missed the bus
Edmonton's bus fleet is in poor condition due to lack of planning and wasteful spending, leading to tax increases. Letters criticize city council and UCP's ADAP program.
Sask. Farmers Face Soaring Fertilizer and Diesel Costs in 2026
Saskatchewan agricultural workers are grappling with escalating fertilizer and diesel prices, driving up input expenses. Farmers focus on efficiency in 2026 to mitigate financial pressures.
Why Investors Should Worry Despite Record High Stock Markets
Despite record highs, concerns like creeping inflation, concentrated gains, and ongoing wars may pose risks. Peter Hodson highlights five lurking worries.
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Is NATO's new Canadian bank rattling Putin?
William Watson humorously explores the fierce interprovincial fight over where to locate NATO's new Defence, Security and Resilience Bank in Canada, suggesting it may even unsettle Vladimir Putin.
Montage Gold Q1-2026: Koné Project Ahead of Schedule
Montage Gold reports Q1-2026 activities: Koné project construction on-budget and ahead of schedule, continued exploration success, and robust liquidity sources.
Canadian Home Sales Drop 4% in April Year-Over-Year: CREA
The Canadian Real Estate Association reports April home sales fell 4% from a year earlier, signaling a cooling housing market amid economic uncertainty.
Ottawa pushes Canadian firms to sell on Chinese platforms
The Canadian government is encouraging domestic businesses to list products on Chinese e-commerce platforms like Alibaba to boost exports amid trade tensions.
Canadian Housing Market Gradually Stabilizing: CREA
Canadian home sales rose 0.7% in April, while new listings surged 4.1%. The market remains tilted in buyers' favour with benchmark prices down 0.1% month over month.
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Canadian Home Sales Rise 0.7% in April 2026
Canadian home sales rose 0.7% month-over-month in April 2026, with new listings up 4.1%. Prices stabilized, but economic uncertainty and higher mortgage rates muted the rebound.
Sage Appoints New CPO and CSO
Sage announces Krish Vitaldevara as CPO and Anand Swaminathan as CSO, joining the executive team to drive innovation and growth.
Resilience as Management System: Supply Chain Strategy Insights
Leading organizations treat supply chain resilience as a disciplined management system. Metro Supply Chain's Gold Best Managed Companies designation shows how strategy, governance, and culture build repeatable performance through disruption.
Norbec: Leader in Insulated Metal Panels and Cold Storage
Norbec, a North American leader in insulated metal panels and walk-in coolers, offers durable, energy-efficient solutions for building envelopes, controlled environments, and foodservice operations.
SKYGRiD Wins Best Managed Company Award in Canada
SKYGRiD Construction Inc. earns Canada's Best Managed Companies honor, showcasing its balance of performance and long-term vision in the construction industry.
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Groupe Morneau: 80+ Years of Reliable Transport in Eastern Canada
Discover how Groupe Morneau, a family-owned leader in Eastern Canada, delivers consistent transportation and logistics solutions across key sectors.
North Bay Moves to Online-Only Voting for 2026 Election
North Bay city council approved online-only voting for the 2026 municipal election, citing lower costs and 70% digital uptake in 2022.
Alberta's New Auto Insurance: Key Details Unveiled
Alberta's new auto insurance system promises average savings of $366 per vehicle, with caps on premium increases to protect drivers. Details on benefits and safeguards.
Fire at Vale's Clarabelle Mill Under Investigation
Greater Sudbury Fire crews battled an industrial blaze at Vale's Clarabelle Mill last week. The fire was extinguished in under an hour, and an investigation is underway.
Tech Investors Flock to Vancouver for Web Summit 2026
Web Summit draws global tech investors to Vancouver on May 13, 2026, highlighting the city's growing role as a tech hub amidst other major news.
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Northland Power Q1 2026: 50% Turbines Installed at Hai Long
Northland Power reports Q1 2026 results: Adjusted EBITDA up 18%, over 50% turbines installed at Hai Long and Baltic Power offshore wind projects.
Double-car trains back on O-Train Line 1 Thursday
OC Transpo will reintroduce double-car trains on O-Train Line 1 starting Thursday, aiming to increase capacity and improve service reliability for commuters.
B.C. School District Revises Track Meet Changes After Backlash
A British Columbia school district adjusts controversial track meet changes following community backlash, aiming to balance inclusivity and competition.
Calgarians turn to gardening as grocery prices soar
Amid skyrocketing grocery prices, more Calgarians are growing their own fruits and vegetables. This trend saves money and offers fresh produce.
Brantford Police Probe Fatal Crash on Dalhousie Street
Brantford police are investigating a fatal crash on Dalhousie Street. Emergency crews responded to the scene, and the investigation is ongoing.
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Calgary man in Ryan Wedding case loses bail review
A Calgary man charged in connection with former Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding's alleged drug trafficking has lost his bail review bid.
Vaudreuil-Montreal Bus Lines 40 and 91 Extended Until End of May
The 40 express and 91 bus routes from Vaudreuil to Montreal will continue operating until the end of the month, providing relief for commuters after earlier cancellation concerns.
Ex-NYC Judge Charged in $5M Real Estate Scam
Former New York judge Edward Harold King and developer Yechiel Sprei face wire fraud charges for allegedly duping investors out of $6.5 million in a bogus property deal.
BC Ferries Prepares for Summer and World Cup Surge
BC Ferries is preparing for a busy summer season and a surge in travel demand ahead of the World Cup, with increased sailings and enhanced services planned.
B.C. Hydro Picks Four Wind Projects for Power Call
B.C. Hydro selects four wind projects for purchase agreements, aiming to add 3,500 GW by 2033. Critics say the plan falls short of demand.
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Appliance Prices May Rise as Retailers Urge Quebec Delay
A coalition of retailers calls on Quebec to delay the final phase of its consumer protection bill, warning that appliance costs could increase for consumers.
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