Gold Gains on U.S.-Iran Tensions, Safe-Haven Bid
Gold extended its rally Wednesday after its largest daily gain in 17 years, as investors sought safety amid escalating U.S.-Iran geopolitical tensions, driving prices higher.
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Windsor Industrial Fire Investigation Underway
Windsor fire crews battled a significant blaze at an industrial site on the city's east side, with no injuries reported. The fire involved one building and a truck, producing large smoke plumes visible from the E.C. Row Expressway.
Bitcoin Plunge Could Trigger 'Death Spiral': Michael Burry
Famed investor Michael Burry warns Bitcoin's sharp decline may deepen into a self-reinforcing 'death spiral,' potentially harming companies that stockpiled the cryptocurrency as its speculative nature becomes apparent.
CGI Acquires Atlanta-Based Stratfield Consulting
Montreal-based CGI Group has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Stratfield Consulting, an Atlanta-headquartered firm, strengthening its U.S. market presence and consulting capabilities.
Melinda Gates Questions Bill Gates on Epstein Ties
Melinda French Gates publicly states her ex-husband Bill Gates must address questions regarding his connections to Jeffrey Epstein, highlighting ongoing scrutiny.
SAGA Metals Achieves Perfect Drilling Record in Labrador
SAGA Metals Corp. announces exceptional assay results from its 2025 drilling program at the Trapper South zone in Labrador, with all 15 drill holes showing high-grade titanium, vanadium, and iron mineralization.
Uber Profit Forecast Below Estimates Amid Margin Pressure
Uber's latest financial outlook indicates profit will fall short of analyst expectations, as increased trip volume from discounted rides fails to offset the negative impact on profitability margins.
Yum Brands Tops Sales Estimates Amid Value Meal Demand
Yum Brands, parent company of KFC, reports stronger-than-expected same-store sales as budget-conscious diners increasingly opt for value-oriented menu offerings.
Venezuelan Oil Experts in Canada Unlikely to Return Home
Venezuelan expatriates who contributed to the growth of Canada's oil sands industry now view a return to their homeland as improbable due to ongoing political and economic instability.
Koala Eyeglass Cleaner: Amazon's $8 Game-Changer
Discover the Koala Eyeglass Lens Cleaner Spray Kit, an Amazon product with over 43,000 5-star ratings. This alcohol-free, streak-free cleaner and dense microfiber cloth transform cleaning glasses, phones, and more for under $16.
Detroit's $2.2B RenCen Overhaul Reshapes Windsor Skyline
A massive $2.2 billion redevelopment of Detroit's Renaissance Center will demolish two towers, creating a 6-acre public park and transforming the iconic skyline visible from Windsor.
Montreal Potholes Multiply as Winter Weather Worsens
Montreal's notorious pothole problem intensifies with fluctuating winter temperatures, creating hazardous road conditions and prompting local concerns about infrastructure maintenance.
Tether Marks 5 Years of Budtender Appreciation Week
Tether announces the fifth annual Budtender Appreciation Week, a national initiative recognizing frontline cannabis professionals through events and research-driven engagement.
High-Grade Gold Found Near Surface at Ontario's Juby Project
McFarlane Lake Mining announces significant gold intersection of 6.58 g/t over 10.35 metres within 33 metres of surface at its Juby Gold Project in Ontario, prompting expanded drilling program.
TDG Gold Expands Aurora West, Finds New Porphyry Target
TDG Gold Corp reports significant drilling results from its Greater Shasta-Newberry Project in British Columbia, expanding the Aurora West Zone and identifying a new porphyry-style target.
Edmonton Downtown Split on Government Workers' Return
Edmonton businesses express divided opinions on Alberta government employees returning to downtown offices full-time, with some skeptical about economic impact while others welcome increased foot traffic.
Alamos Gold Plans 46% Production Growth by 2028
Alamos Gold Inc. releases a three-year operational roadmap projecting a 46% increase in gold production by 2028, alongside significant cost reductions, with ambitions to reach one million ounces annually by 2030.
Pedestrian Struck on Rideau Street in Ottawa
A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle on Rideau Street in Ottawa Tuesday night, suffering non-life-threatening injuries. Ottawa Police are investigating the incident.
Pet Insurance Doubles to $866/Month, Frustrates Ontario Owner
A Toronto woman faces financial strain after her pet insurance premium for an 11-year-old dog unexpectedly doubled, highlighting rising costs in animal healthcare.
Canada to Focus Foreign Aid on Building Mutual Prosperity
A Canadian MP outlines a new foreign aid approach prioritizing economic partnerships and shared growth with trading nations, moving beyond traditional assistance models.
U.S. Futures Flat, Global Shares Mixed After Wall Street Pullback
U.S. stock futures show little movement and global markets are mixed after a decline on Wall Street, as investors assess economic signals and corporate news.
Edmonton's 6.9% Tax Hike Sparks Resident Concerns
Edmonton residents express frustration over the city's proposed 6.9% property tax increase for 2026, questioning why other major Canadian cities like Toronto and Calgary have much lower increases.
Anand to Attend U.S. Meeting on Critical Minerals
Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand will participate in a key U.S.-led meeting focused on international cooperation regarding critical minerals essential for modern technology and energy transition.
London Home Prices Increase According to LSTAR Report
The average price of a home in London, Ontario, increased last month according to the latest data from the London and St. Thomas Association of Realtors, indicating continued activity in the local real estate market.
Toronto Operator Fired for Pot Use Gets Job Back
An arbitrator has ordered the reinstatement of a heavy equipment operator terminated from a Toronto safety-sensitive plant for allegedly smoking cannabis during lunch and subsequent insolent behavior toward management.
Alberta to Review Intersection After Fatal Crash Killing 3 Hockey Players
The Alberta government has announced a review of the intersection in Stavely where three junior hockey players died in a vehicle crash, as the community mourns the tragic loss.
Semi Driver Fired After Police Stop Damaged Truck in Sask.
A semi driver was fired after Corman Park police impounded a truck with duct-taped windows on Highway 11, highlighting road safety concerns in Saskatchewan.
Ottawa Debates OC Transpo Accountability Amid Service Woes
Ottawa city councillors debate service guarantees and refunds for OC Transpo riders, but none of the proposed solutions address the core issues of delayed electric buses and LRT mechanical problems.
GO Transit Modified Schedule Continues After Toronto Derailment
GO Transit will operate on a modified schedule into Wednesday following a train derailment in Toronto, impacting commuter services across the region as recovery efforts continue.
Sudbury Approves $1.5M Nunnery Conversion to Housing
Greater Sudbury city councillors have endorsed a $1.5 million initiative to transform a historic nunnery into 135 units of supportive housing, with a final vote scheduled for next Tuesday.
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