Atlantic Canada's Top Employers 2026 Focus on Family Life

Atlantic Canada's leading employers for 2026 are reshaping workplace policies around family needs, offering unique benefits from grandparent leave to emergency transit programs that help employees build lasting roots in the region.

EU-Australia Seal Trade Pact and Defense Partnership

The European Union and Australia have agreed on the text of a comprehensive free trade agreement and announced a new defense partnership, marking a significant step in strengthening bilateral ties and economic cooperation.

Radisson Heights Duplex Fire: Minor Injuries Reported

A two-alarm fire at an under-construction duplex in Calgary's Radisson Heights neighborhood resulted in two minor injuries and significant damage to the building. Fire officials anticipate demolition due to the intensity of the blaze.

NTSB Urges Patience in Air Canada Crash Probe at LaGuardia

NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy provided an update on the Air Canada Express crash at LaGuardia Airport, emphasizing a fact-based investigation while expressing condolences for the victims. The crash involved a CRJ-900 plane and a fire truck, resulting in fat

Calgary Rezoning Debate Reignites at Public Hearing

The contentious blanket rezoning policy in Calgary faces renewed debate as over 360 residents prepare to speak at a lengthy public hearing, with council considering whether to repeal the controversial land use rules.

Highway 403 Reopens After Serious Crash in Mississauga

Westbound Highway 403 in Mississauga has reopened following a severe collision near Hurontario Street, leaving the driver with life-threatening injuries. The incident caused significant traffic disruptions on March 23, 2026.

Air Canada Crash Chaos: Survivor's Miracle and Accounts

Passengers recount the terrifying Air Canada Express crash at LaGuardia Airport, while a flight attendant survives a 100-meter ejection. The incident highlights broader news including immigration audits and Supreme Court debates.

First Ship of 2026 Season Arrives at Goderich Port

Goderich, Ontario, officially opened its 2026 shipping season as Mayor Trevor Bazinet and Captain Joe Costello of the 'Algoma Intrepid' participated in a traditional top hat ceremony on March 23, 2026.

Edmonton Businesses Divided Over Bus-Only Lanes Impact

Edmonton businesses show starkly different reactions to transit priority measures, with 101 Street merchants reporting profit losses from parking removal while Whyte Avenue eagerly anticipates dedicated bus lanes.

Ex-Bank Manager Gets 26 Months for Mortgage Fraud

A former bank manager in Brossard received a 26-month prison sentence for her involvement in a mortgage fraud scheme that targeted properties in Montreal, including one in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce.

US Pays $1B to Cancel Offshore Wind, Funds Fossil Fuels

The Trump administration will refund $1 billion to TotalEnergies to abandon two major offshore wind projects, redirecting funds to fossil fuel development. Environmental groups condemn the deal as a taxpayer-funded blockade against renewable energy.

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