Sudbury Businesses Unworried by Crime Rise
While half of Canadian small businesses report increasing local crime, Sudbury's downtown shop owners express confidence in managing the situation effectively.
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Montreal Highway 40 Overpass Repairs to Cause Traffic Delays
The Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility announces an $8.7-million, multi-year repair project for the Lacordaire Boulevard overpass above Highway 40, leading to recurring lane closures and significant traffic disruptions in Montreal.
Calgary Zoning Replacement Could Take 18 Months, Advocates Push for Speed
Housing and student groups rally at Calgary City Hall, urging a rapid replacement for the scrapped blanket rezoning policy, with officials estimating an 18-month timeline for new regulations.
CIBC Restores Banking Services After Technical Issues
The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce has successfully restored full functionality to its mobile app and online banking platforms following a reported service disruption that affected customers across the nation.
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Self-Driving Rideshare Vehicles May Come to Toronto
A California-based company is exploring the possibility of introducing autonomous rideshare vehicles to Toronto's streets, potentially revolutionizing urban transportation in the city.
Canada's Wealth Gap Widened in 2025, StatCan Says
New data from Statistics Canada reveals a concerning increase in income inequality across the nation last year, highlighting persistent economic disparities between affluent and low-income households.
B.C. Task Force to Tackle Price Shocks, Supply Chain Issues
British Columbia establishes a task force to respond to economic disruptions from the Iran war, focusing on price shocks and supply chain stability.
Saskatchewan Cities Get $25.9M Infrastructure Funding
Regina, Saskatoon, and Moose Jaw receive $25.9 million in joint federal-provincial infrastructure funding through the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund for housing and environmental projects.
U.S. Blockade at Strait of Hormuz: Global Economic Impact
Analysis of potential U.S. naval blockade near the Strait of Hormuz, examining operational logistics and severe consequences for worldwide oil markets and economic stability.
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Tech Entrepreneur Warns of Regulatory Burden on Business Confidence
Montreal technology executive Yanik Guillemette warns that recent federal legislation is creating uncertainty and undermining business confidence in Canada, with tangible impacts on investment and growth.
Groundbreaking for 13-Story Rental Tower in Calgary's East Village
Construction begins on Vibe, a 218-unit rental tower in Calgary's East Village, part of a $700 million investment wave transforming the district with new housing and amenities.
New Transitional Housing Opens in Saint John, N.B.
Residents are moving into expanded Neighbourly Homes transitional housing units on Thorne Avenue in Saint John, New Brunswick this week, marking a significant step in addressing housing needs.
Business Digest: EV Kits, Real Estate, Quantum Computing
Catch up on key business stories: Chinese EV kits threaten Canadian auto jobs, real estate market timing challenges, oil price strategies, domestic tourism growth, and quantum computing opportunities.
Lotto Max Changes: Impact on Jackpot Odds Explained
Recent adjustments to Lotto Max rules could significantly alter your chances of winning the jackpot. Learn how these changes affect probability and what it means for players.
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Albertans' Financial Plans Derailed by Global Uncertainty: MNP
A new MNP report reveals 59% of Albertans feel their financial plans are being disrupted by global economic instability, highlighting widespread financial stress in the province.
Nova Scotia Gold Mine Expansion to Boost Jobs and Economy
The Touquoy gold mining site in Moose River, Nova Scotia, is set to expand operations, with hopes of significantly increasing employment opportunities and stimulating the regional economy through enhanced mining activities.
Accolad Unveils New Recognition Catalogs for Workplace Motivation
Accolad Technologies introduces a new generation of personalized recognition gift catalogs designed to transform employee engagement and modernize HR programs through data-driven, meaningful rewards.
Ottawa Markets Lead in Affordable Housing; Local News Highlights
A report ranks seven Ottawa markets among Ontario's top 10 for affordable housing. Other stories cover a sensitive clay landslide in Orléans, public service union grievances over early retirement, and OC Transpo's bus refurbishment plans.
Calgary Waste Firm Sold for $6.4B in Major Acquisition
GFL Environmental Inc. acquires Calgary-based Secure Waste Infrastructure Corp. in a massive $6.4 billion deal, with executives confident about regulatory approval and no job cuts expected.
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Woman Loses $3,500 in E-Transfer Error, Calls for Banking Safeguards
A New Brunswick woman accidentally sent over $3,500 to the wrong recipient via e-transfer and is urging banks to implement stronger verification measures to prevent such costly mistakes.
Men Plead Guilty to Illegal Lamb Slaughter in South London
Two individuals have admitted to illegally slaughtering lambs and obstructing an inspector at a facility in south London, highlighting ongoing concerns over animal welfare and regulatory enforcement in the region.
Alberta Driver Fined $852 for Speeding on Icy Road
RCMP in Northern Alberta issued a hefty $852 fine to a motorist caught driving at double the speed limit on a treacherous icy roadway, highlighting dangers of winter driving.
CIBC Mobile App and Online Banking Hit by Widespread Outages
Thousands of customers experienced disruptions with CIBC's digital banking platforms, as outage reports surged on Downdetector, highlighting significant service failures.
Winnipeg Conference on Energy Independence and Collaboration
The Grid Strong, Nation Strong conference in Winnipeg featured discussions on achieving energy independence through regional collaboration and infrastructure investments.
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Counterfeit $50 Bills Used in Facebook Marketplace Scam
Mission RCMP are investigating a fraud case involving fake $50 bills used in Facebook Marketplace transactions. Police have released a suspect photo to aid identification.
Telecom Sector Faces Fragile Investor Sentiment Amid Price Wars
The Canadian telecom industry is grappling with volatile investor confidence as intense price competition and market pressures create an uncertain financial landscape, according to analysts.
Calgary Housing Advocates Demand New Density Framework
Following Calgary City Council's repeal of blanket rezoning, housing advocates gathered at City Hall to demand a replacement plan for gentle density, warning of affordability impacts.
Robot Malfunctions During Calgary Water Main Inspection
A robotic PipeDiver device malfunctioned during an inspection of the Bearspaw South feeder main in Calgary, but water supply remains unaffected and no restrictions are anticipated.
Late Payments Surge for Buy Now, Pay Later Loans
A new survey reveals nearly half of Buy Now, Pay Later users have paid late on loans in the past year, with usage increasing for essentials like groceries amid affordability concerns.
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CRTC Requires Telecoms to Notify Before Discounts End
The CRTC introduces new rules requiring telecom providers to notify customers before contracts, discounts, or promotions expire, aiming to prevent bill shock and enhance consumer choice.
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