330 Ostriches Culled at B.C. Farm, Owners Demand Answers
All 330 ostriches at Universal Ostrich Farms in B.C. have been culled by the CFIA. Farmers question the use of rifles and demand autopsies to confirm avian flu.
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330 ostriches culled at BC farm, owners demand answers
All 330 ostriches at Universal Ostrich Farms in Edgewood, BC were culled by gunfire overnight. Farm owners question CFIA methods and demand transparency about avian flu testing.
B.C. rents falling fastest but remain Canada's highest
New report reveals rent prices in British Columbia are declining at the fastest rate nationally yet remain Canada's most expensive rental market. Learn what this means for tenants.
Edmonton developer targeted by city's problem property survey
Regency Developments CEO Raj Dhunna responds to Edmonton's Problem Property Initiative survey targeting the vacant former Bank of Montreal site, calling the move unfair given city's own properties.
U.S. shutdown affects flights from YVR
Learn how the record U.S. government shutdown is causing flight reductions and what it means for your travel plans from Vancouver International Airport.
London's First Fast-Tracked Transit Hub Tower Starts
Construction begins on London's first fast-tracked transit-oriented apartment tower, marking a major milestone for urban development and housing near transit hubs.
London unemployment rises in October job report
London's unemployment rate continues upward trend as October Statistics Canada data reveals concerning job market patterns across Ontario communities.
Ottawa and Kingston apartment rental costs November 2025
Latest rental price data for Ottawa and Kingston apartments. Discover current market trends and what tenants are paying in these Ontario cities.
Halifax Rally Calls for Affordable Housing Measures
Protesters gathered at Nova Scotia's Province House demanding immediate government action on the affordable housing crisis. Learn what measures activists are pushing for.
Winnipeg man dies in Saskatchewan highway rollover
A Winnipeg man has died following a single-vehicle rollover on a Saskatchewan highway. The fatal incident occurred on November 7, 2025. Read the full details.
Windsor Jobless Rate Improves in October
Windsor's unemployment rate showed positive movement in October 2025, according to latest data. Learn about the local employment trends and economic outlook for the region.
Montreal weekend: REM shutdown, highways clear
Plan your Montreal weekend travel: REM service is completely suspended for crucial testing, but major highways remain largely open. Get all the details on transit disruptions and road closures.
Microsoft's longest selloff since 2011
Microsoft faces its longest losing streak in over a decade as investor sentiment shifts on massive AI spending. The stock has erased nearly US$350 billion in market value.
$10M Investment for Ontario Fisheries Upgrades
Ontario invests over $10 million to upgrade fisheries facilities in Wheatley and Port Dover, supporting jobs and food production along Lake Erie.
Oilpatch consolidation good for profits: Pembina exec
Pembina Pipeline executive says oilpatch consolidation could improve profitability for Canadian energy companies. Learn how mergers are reshaping Alberta's energy landscape.
Alberta unemployment steady, Red Deer faces major jump
Alberta's unemployment rate remained unchanged in October while Red Deer experienced significant job losses. Get the latest employment data and regional analysis.
Trent Fraser returns as REAL's acting President and CEO
Regina Exhibition Association Limited welcomes back Trent Fraser as interim CEO following leadership change. Discover how REAL plans to maintain momentum during this transition period.
STM strike talks advance, new walkouts planned Nov 15-16
Montreal's STM reports progress in negotiations with bus and metro operators, but unions plan new strike days for November 15-16. Get the latest updates on the transit disruption.
RioCan posts $120 million Q3 loss on writedowns
RioCan REIT reports a $120 million net loss in Q3 2025 driven by property value adjustments, despite launching new Toronto retail space Wellington Market.
TSX plunges 250+ points as US markets also fall
Canada's main stock index dropped over 250 points Friday as U.S. markets also declined. Get the latest on North American market performance and economic indicators affecting Canadian investors.
Study: 25% of Polymarket Volume is Artificial
A new Columbia University study reveals that a quarter of trading on prediction market Polymarket is artificial wash trading, inflating volume and potentially skewing market signals.
Hopewell's Barwell Home Makes Entertaining Easy
Discover the Barwell show home by Hopewell Residential in Calgary's Hotchkiss. This 1,528-sq-ft laned model features a chef's kitchen & flexible spaces for easy living.
U.S. Flight Cuts Hit Canadian Travelers Amid Shutdown
Massive flight cancellations across 40 U.S. airports due to government shutdown threaten holiday travel chaos for Canadians. Learn how to prepare.
Jayman Built Launches Magna Show Suites in Calgary
Jayman Built has opened three elegant show suites for Magna, a luxury estate condo development in University District, Calgary. Explore refined living with premium amenities.
STM makes progress with Montreal transit union talks
Montreal's transit authority reports positive developments in negotiations with bus drivers and Metro operators. Read the latest updates on the ongoing labor discussions.
Enbridge reports lower Q3 profit and revenue for 2025
Calgary-based Enbridge reports decreased Q3 2025 profit and revenue compared to last year. Discover the financial details and market factors affecting Canada's energy giant.
Windsor eyes development charge freeze for housing
Windsor city council considers freezing development charges for up to five years despite infrastructure costs. Who pays for growth - developers or taxpayers?
U.S. Airlines Cut Flights Amid Government Shutdown
The longest U.S. government shutdown forces airlines to cancel flights, disrupting travel for thousands. Over 13,000 air traffic controllers work without pay.
B.C. Ostrich Farm Empty After Federal Cull Operation
Federal agents complete ostrich cull at B.C. farm following dramatic standoff and Supreme Court refusal to hear case. Empty pens mark end of emotional protest.
U.S. Airlines Cut Flights Amid Government Shutdown
U.S. airlines cancel flights as the government shutdown strains air traffic control, causing widespread travel disruptions. Learn how it impacts your travel plans.
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