Kraft Heinz commits $250 million to its Montreal plant, highlighting a broader trend of multinational investments in Canada's food manufacturing sector, while experts call for better conditions for domestic companies to scale and compete globally.
Explore the hidden costs of recruiting top talent, focusing on the legal concept of inducement in employment law. Learn how courts assess liability and strategies for employers and employees to mitigate risks.
Barrie seniors were scammed out of $1,000 in a courier-style credit card fraud scheme, highlighting rising financial crimes targeting vulnerable populations in Ontario.
B.C. Transit and TransLink navigate rising diesel costs linked to Middle East conflict through long-term fuel contracts and fleet electrification strategies.
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A St. Thomas manufacturer is investing $3.8 million to expand its production capabilities, a move expected to create new jobs and boost the local economy.
A federal jury concluded Elon Musk intentionally misled Twitter shareholders about fake accounts to lower his $44 billion acquisition price, marking a rare legal defeat for the billionaire.
Barrie Transit has reached a tentative agreement with its union, preventing a potential strike and ensuring continued public transportation services in the city.
The resolution of Canada's canola dispute with China highlights a critical weakness in trade governance where provinces lack formal input despite bearing economic consequences.
Diesel fuel prices in Nova Scotia surged overnight, impacting consumers and businesses. This increase occurs alongside national economic developments, including federal job cuts and provincial budget controversies.
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The New Brunswick government's decision to privatize large-animal veterinary services over three years has sparked outrage among farmers, who warn it could threaten animal health and rural livelihoods.
Saskatchewan Finance Minister Jim Reiter addressed the Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce about the provincial budget, highlighting cautious oil price projections and the economic impacts of rising oil prices and Canadian dollar.
A devastating fire at an auto parts factory in Daejeon, South Korea, has resulted in 14 fatalities, with officials investigating the cause and safety protocols.
The war in Iran is causing oil price spikes, impacting Canada's economy through rising mortgage rates, airfares, housing market shifts, and gas prices, with expert insights from McGill University and CIBC.
An anonymous trader earned over $553,000 betting on the Iran war and the ouster of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on Polymarket, highlighting ethical issues and regulatory gaps in prediction markets.
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A new report outlines five strategic ways Toronto could address its severe traffic congestion, urging officials to 'finish the job' on gridlock with innovative urban planning and policy changes.
New Brunswick farmers express fury as the provincial government moves to privatize large animal veterinary services, raising concerns about accessibility and costs for livestock owners across the region.
A series of high-value Pokémon card thefts in British Columbia has left local shop owners on edge, with one card valued at $3,400 stolen. The incidents highlight growing concerns over collectible card security.
A 15-month pilot project proposes peak-period bus-only lanes on Bank Street in Ottawa's Glebe neighborhood to address transit reliability issues on one of the city's busiest corridors.
A jury has ruled Elon Musk liable for fraud in a lawsuit brought by Twitter shareholders regarding his $44 billion acquisition of the social media platform, marking a significant legal setback for the billionaire.
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A Laval resident lost nearly $5,000 after her mailbox was glued shut in a credit card fraud scheme, as police issue warnings about escalating mail theft and scams across Quebec.
The British Columbia government says it will closely watch Ontario's move to ban for-profit ticket resales, as consumer protection and event access issues gain national attention.
An analyst predicts gas prices in Metro Vancouver could increase by up to 7 cents per liter by Monday, adding to the financial strain on drivers in the region.
A U.S. federal jury in San Francisco ruled Elon Musk liable for defrauding Twitter shareholders by making false statements about bots to drive down stock prices during the 2022 takeover.
Significant transit disruptions are planned for Toronto this weekend, with no train service on a portion of TTC Line 1 and the Lakeshore West GO line due to maintenance and upgrade work.
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A devastating fire at an auto parts plant in Daejeon, South Korea, has resulted in at least 10 fatalities. The incident occurred on March 20, 2026, with thick black smoke billowing from the facility.
A court has ruled Elon Musk liable for fraud in a lawsuit brought by Twitter shareholders over his $44 billion acquisition, marking a significant legal setback for the billionaire.
The British Columbia General Employees' Union has successfully ratified a new four-year collective agreement for community health workers, securing improved wages and working conditions across the province.
Gasoline costs have risen 30-40 cents per liter since the Iran conflict began, placing significant financial strain on motorists and local enterprises across Northern Ontario.
British Columbia Premier David Eby will highlight the province's economic stability and investment opportunities during an upcoming trade mission to China, aiming to strengthen bilateral trade ties.
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Malen Framing, a cherished Ottawa institution, is closing its doors after nearly five decades of serving the community with custom framing and art services.
