Highway 1 Crash in Abbotsford Injures Truck Driver
A truck driver sustained minor injuries after a crash on Highway 1 in Abbotsford, British Columbia, with police investigating the incident that occurred on January 31, 2026.
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Liberals' Shifting CUSMA Position Sparks Trade Uncertainty
Prime Minister Mark Carney's government has repeatedly changed its approach to the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement renegotiation, creating confusion about Canada's trade strategy with its largest partner.
Roller Blinds Recalled in Canada Due to Strangulation Hazard
Health Canada announces a recall of Interiors by Better Shade roller and duo blinds, citing a potential strangulation hazard that poses serious safety risks, particularly to children.
Three Dead in Highway 11 Crash Between Truck and SUV
A tragic collision on Highway 11 between a transport truck and an SUV has claimed three lives, prompting a closure between Hearst and Longlac as police investigate the incident.
Canada Resumes Beef Exports to China as Cattle Supply Stays Low
Canadian beef exports to China have officially resumed, marking a significant trade milestone. However, the industry continues to face tight cattle supplies, which could impact long-term market stability and pricing.
Quebec Graphite Mine to Boost Canadian Self-Reliance
A Quebec-based company, Nouveau Monde Graphite, is advancing plans for a mine that could enhance Canada's domestic supply chain for critical minerals, reducing foreign dependence.
Capgemini Sells Subsidiary Amid U.S. Immigration Crackdown Anger
French IT giant Capgemini announces the sale of its subsidiary involved with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, following public outrage over recent border incidents.
40 Collisions in Two Weeks on Parry Sound Roads: OPP
Ontario Provincial Police in the Parry Sound area have documented 40 vehicle collisions over a recent two-week period, highlighting ongoing winter driving hazards and safety concerns for motorists.
Vancouver Office Vacancies Rise Amid Major Property Sales
Downtown Vancouver's office vacancy rate hits 12.8% in Q4 2025, a post-COVID high, but significant property transactions indicate sustained investor confidence in the market's long-term prospects.
Second Commercial Flight Lands in War-Torn Khartoum
A Sudan Airways domestic flight from Port Sudan landed at Khartoum International Airport, marking only the second commercial arrival since the war erupted between the army and paramilitary forces.
Delivery Worker Seriously Injured in Barrie-Area Collision
A food delivery worker sustained serious injuries following a collision in the Barrie region, with Ontario Provincial Police investigating the incident that occurred on February 1, 2026.
Wrong-Way Driver Hits STM Bus on Montreal Highway 136
A wrong-way driver collided head-on with an STM bus on Highway 136 in Montreal, prompting an investigation by Quebec provincial police into the serious traffic incident.
Mass Evictions in Lagos Displace Thousands Including Baby Twins
A large-scale eviction in Lagos, Nigeria, has left thousands homeless, with a mother and her newborn twins now residing in a canoe after their home was demolished.
Titan Tool Workers Press for Closure Agreement in Windsor
Locked-out Titan Tool & Die workers in Windsor rally for a formal closure agreement as the labor dispute approaches 200 days, with union leaders calling it the longest in the city's history.
Windsor Car Salesman Arrested for $40K Fraud
A Windsor car salesman faces fraud charges after allegedly defrauding 15 individuals of $40,000 through deceptive vehicle sales practices, including odometer tampering and false safety inspections.
Windsor Mails 2026 Interim Property Tax Bills
The City of Windsor has dispatched interim property tax bills for 2026 to local residents, marking a key step in municipal financial planning for the upcoming fiscal year.
B.C. Ghost Town Owner Pushes Energy Export Terminal Plan
Krishnan Suthanthiran, owner of the remote Kitsault, B.C., is renewing efforts to transform the former mining town into a major energy export hub, seeking government support.
Ottawa Eyes Banks, Pension Funds for Affordable Housing
Housing Minister Gregor Robertson announces a federal initiative to involve major financial institutions in funding affordable housing projects across Canada.
Unusual Economic Indicators Signal Potential Recession
From brothel earnings to stripper tips, unconventional metrics like the Lipstick Index and Men's Underwear Index suggest economic uncertainty. Experts analyze these anecdotal signs alongside traditional data.
Farmers Say Red Tape Stifles Growth, Adds Costs
Canadian agricultural leaders warn that excessive bureaucracy is imposing significant financial burdens on farmers, hindering productivity and economic growth across the sector.
SaskPower Rate Hikes Now in Effect: What It Means
SaskPower's approved electricity rate increases have officially begun, affecting residential and business customers across Saskatchewan with higher monthly bills.
Climate Risk Assessment for Home Buyers in Canada
As climate change intensifies, Canadian homebuyers must evaluate flood risks. This guide explains how to use flood maps, assess sump pumps, and protect your investment from extreme weather events.
Quebec Miner Aims to Lead Canadian Self-Reliance
Nouveau Monde Graphite advances a Quebec mining project to boost domestic graphite supply, supporting Canada's strategic autonomy in critical minerals.
Canadian Beef Returns to China as Cattle Supply Tight
Canadian beef exports are set to resume to China after a hiatus, but the industry faces challenges due to a constrained domestic cattle supply and high production costs.
Disney, Canada Goose Earnings in Focus This Week
Investors await quarterly results from entertainment giant Disney and Canadian outerwear leader Canada Goose, highlighting a key week for corporate earnings and market sentiment.
Top 5 Most Expensive Homes for Sale in Edmonton in 2026
A detailed look at the five most expensive residential properties currently listed for sale in Edmonton, Alberta, as of January 2026, showcasing the city's high-end real estate market.
Hwy 401 Eastbound Lanes Closed in Oshawa After Crash
All eastbound lanes of Highway 401 in Oshawa are closed due to a serious multi-vehicle collision, causing significant traffic disruptions and emergency response.
Highway 17 Crash Kills Ottawa and Renfrew Drivers
A tragic head-on collision between a pickup truck and a passenger vehicle on Highway 17 in McNab-Braeside Township has resulted in the deaths of two drivers from Ottawa and Renfrew.
Highway 63 Semi-Truck Rollover Causes Traffic Reduction
A section of Highway 63 in Alberta has been reduced to single-lane traffic following a semi-truck rollover incident, according to RCMP reports. The accident highlights ongoing winter driving hazards across Canada.
Two Men Die in Head-On Collision East of Renfrew
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a fatal head-on collision east of Renfrew that claimed the lives of two men. The incident occurred on January 31, 2026, with authorities responding to the scene.
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