Osisko Development Q3 2025: $401M Cash, Cariboo Progress
Osisko Development reports robust Q3 2025 financial results with $401.4 million cash, major financing for Cariboo Gold Project, and significant operational advancements in British Columbia.
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Canadian Agrifood Sector Forges Path on Decent Work
Key stakeholders from industry, government, and labour met in Toronto to advance decent work in Canada's agrifood sector, building on international guidelines for worker rights and sustainable food systems.
Lithium Argentina, Ganfeng Advance Argentine Lithium Project
Lithium Argentina and Ganfeng Lithium announce scoping study results and environmental approval for their Pozuelos-Pastos Grandes lithium brine project in Argentina. Discover the project's potential to produce 150,000 tpa of lithium carbonate equivalent.
Crypto Treasury Companies Pivot to Fringe Tokens
Canadian crypto treasury firms are increasingly investing in volatile fringe tokens, sparking market stability concerns. Learn how this shift impacts cryptocurrency markets.
Toronto living wage requires $10 above minimum: report
New research reveals Torontonians need approximately $10 more than minimum wage to cover basic living expenses in the GTA. Discover the findings and what this means for workers.
12 Minerals Added to Canada's Critical Mineral Tax Credit
Canada expands its Critical Mineral Exploration Tax Credit to include 12 additional minerals, aiming to unlock new exploration activity and investment across the country's mining sector.
Cerrado Gold Updates Mont Sorcier Iron Project Timeline
Cerrado Gold provides a progress update on its high-grade Mont Sorcier iron project in Quebec, targeting Feasibility Study completion in Q2 2026 and a phased production increase.
K92 Mining Announces Record Q3 2025 Financial Results
K92 Mining Inc. reports record quarterly revenue, net cash balance, and EBITDA for Q3 2025. The company is on track to meet 2025 production guidance and has completed its Stage 3 Expansion plant.
Flight Chaos Worsens as U.S. Shutdown Drags On
Travel chaos escalates as U.S. government shutdown continues, causing widespread flight cancellations and delays affecting Canadian travelers. Stay informed about travel disruptions.
TSX advances on tech rebound and U.S. shutdown progress
Canadian stocks reversed course for a positive finish as technology shares rebounded and the U.S. Senate took steps to end the government shutdown. Get the latest market analysis.
11th Avenue Construction Finishes in Regina
Construction on Regina's 11th Avenue between Broad and Albert Streets has completed for 2025. The road reopened November 10, while transit improvements remain in planning stages for next year.
Lifetime Fixed Rate Reverse Mortgage Launches in Canada
Bloom Financial introduces Canada's first lifetime fixed-rate reverse mortgage, eliminating rate reset risk for seniors. Learn how this innovative product protects retirement equity.
New Holland Tractor Wins Top 2026 TOTY Award
New Holland's T4.120F Auto Command tractor wins 'Best Specialized' at the Tractor of the Year 2026 awards at Agritechnica in Hanover. Discover the innovative features that secured this prestigious win.
Hwy 401 Westbound Closed at Keele After Crash
All westbound lanes of Highway 401 Express at Keele Street are closed following a November 9 collision. Get latest traffic updates and alternate routes.
Three-Car Crash Closes Castle Downs Intersection
Emergency crews responded to a serious three-vehicle collision in north Edmonton's Castle Downs area on November 9, 2025. The incident forced complete closure of the intersection as police investigated.
Vancouver Port Dredging Plan Still Without Cost Estimate
Vancouver Fraser Port Authority reveals dredging plans for Burrard Inlet remain uncosted, raising questions about timeline and environmental impact. Learn about the project's status.
Military Offers Uncertified Air Traffic Controllers Amid Crisis
Transportation Secretary reveals Defense Secretary offered uncertified air traffic controllers during FAA staffing shortages. Thousands of flights at risk as shutdown continues.
Massive 400-tonne overpass installed on B.C. highway
Burnaby completes major highway infrastructure project with installation of 400-tonne overpass. See how this engineering marvel transforms transportation in British Columbia.
U.S. airlines cancel over 2,000 flights daily
U.S. airlines hit grim milestone with 2,000+ daily cancellations amid government shutdown. Travel chaos spreads as passengers face unprecedented disruptions.
Tractor Trailer Fire Closes Highway 401 in London
A major tractor trailer fire forced the closure of Highway 401 in London, causing significant traffic disruptions. Emergency crews responded to contain the blaze and fuel spill.
Hydro Pole Damaged in Wellington County Crash
A vehicle collision in Wellington County has damaged a hydro pole and forced road closures. Emergency crews are responding to the incident that occurred on November 9, 2025.
Federal budget fails Ottawa housing needs: Board
Ottawa Real Estate Board says Budget 2025 misses mark on immediate housing supply for first-time buyers. Read the critical analysis of what's missing for affordability.
Fuel spill from transport truck fire in Dartmouth contained
Halifax Fire & Emergency responds to major transport truck blaze causing fuel spill in Dartmouth industrial area. No injuries reported as cleanup continues.
Life-Threatening Injuries in Vaughan Multi-Vehicle Crash
A pedestrian suffered life-threatening injuries following a serious multi-vehicle collision in Vaughan. York Regional Police are investigating the November 9 incident.
Canadians Actively Buying Local Food, Data Shows
New data reveals a 10% surge in 'Made in Canada' food sales as geopolitical factors push consumers to support domestic producers. Discover the implications for prices and food security.
No GO Trains on Kitchener Line This Weekend
Metrolinx announces complete suspension of GO train service along the Kitchener Line this weekend for critical infrastructure upgrades. Plan alternate travel arrangements.
King Street North closed for repaving this week
Kitchener drivers face detours as King Street North closes for three days of repaving work. Plan alternate routes and expect delays during the infrastructure project.
Windsor driver nabbed going double speed limit
Windsor police apprehend motorist traveling 108 km/h in 50 km/h zone on Wyandotte Street East. Learn about traffic enforcement and road safety measures.
U.S. Air Travel Crisis Worsens Amid Government Shutdown
U.S. Transportation Secretary warns air travel will 'slow to a trickle' before Thanksgiving due to the government shutdown, causing massive flight cancellations and delays.
Kitchener Police Investigate Fraudulent Projector Sales
Kitchener Police are investigating more than a dozen reports of residents being scammed in fraudulent online projector sales. Learn how to protect yourself from similar online shopping fraud.
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