Road Study Offers Hope for Pierrefonds Development Project
Montreal's plan to study an urban boulevard near the Kirkland REM station raises questions about a stalled residential project, as developers pursue a $258 million lawsuit against the city.
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Saskatchewan Budget 2026-27: Tax Benefits for Residents
The Saskatchewan provincial budget for 2026-27 introduces several tax benefits aimed at providing financial relief to residents, with the finance minister addressing concerns about municipal responsibilities.
Maritime Gas Prices Surge Overnight, Adding to Consumer Burden
Motorists across the Maritimes face higher fuel costs as overnight price adjustments push pump prices upward, compounding financial pressures on households and businesses.
Geopolitical Tensions Boost Calls for B.C. LNG Production
As Qatar's LNG exports face disruptions due to Iran, industry experts urge British Columbia to increase natural gas production to meet global demand and stabilize energy markets.
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London Realtors Worry Over Weeping Tile Disconnection Proposal
A city hall proposal requiring owners of older London homes to disconnect weeping tiles from municipal sewers raises alarm among local real estate professionals and homeowners.
Maple Ridge Landslide Stops West Coast Express Trains
A significant mudslide in Maple Ridge has forced the suspension of West Coast Express train services, impacting commuters in the Vancouver area. Emergency crews are responding to the incident, which also caused power outages.
Barrie Named Second Best City to Live in Canada
A recent comprehensive study has placed Barrie, Ontario, as the number two city on the list of top 10 places to live across Canada, highlighting its exceptional quality of life and community appeal.
Construction Industry Seeks Audit on Provincial Fee Impact
Manitoba's construction sector is urging the auditor general to investigate a provincial jobs agreement, warning that fees could add millions to project costs and affect industry competitiveness.
Calgary Firm Behind Poilievre's Joe Rogan Kettlebell Gift
A Calgary industrial coating company, Black Box Customs, created a custom 70-pound kettlebell for Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre to gift podcast host Joe Rogan, featuring intricate designs and personal nods.
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Alberta Drivers Keep Old Habits as Gas Prices Rise: Economist
An economist notes that Albertans are likely to maintain their vehicle usage patterns even as gas prices climb above $1.60 per litre, driven by economic and cultural factors.
Injury Reported in Single-Vehicle Crash on Regina Ring Road
A single-vehicle collision on Regina's Ring Road resulted in one person being injured, with emergency services responding to the scene. The incident highlights ongoing traffic safety concerns in the area.
Milky Way Ice Cream Opens for 70th Season in Regina
Regina's beloved Milky Way Ice Cream shop has opened for its 70th consecutive season, marking a milestone for the local community and ice cream enthusiasts.
Gas Prices Hit $1.70/L in London, Ontario
London, Ontario sees gas prices spike to $1.70 per litre, with analysts warning of potential impacts on food costs and broader economic pressures.
Fire Code Charges Laid After Thorncliffe Park Condo Fire
Toronto Fire Chief Jim Jessop has announced fire code violation charges against a construction company, condo corporation, and property management team following a five-alarm blaze that burned for weeks in two Thorncliffe Park high-rises.
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Lethbridge County Hosts Free Spring Agriculture Workshops
Lethbridge County announces two free agriculture workshops this spring, providing valuable resources for local farmers and agricultural professionals in March and April.
RCMP, CN Police Urge Train Crossing Safety for Farmers
As seeding season approaches, RCMP and CN Rail police intensify safety campaigns at railway crossings, warning farmers of heightened risks and promoting crucial precautions.
Fatal Crash on Regina Ring Road Claims One Life
Regina Police Service is investigating a deadly late-night collision on Ring Road that resulted in one fatality. Authorities have not released further details about the incident.
Qatar LNG Exports Hit by Iranian Strikes, $20B Loss
Iranian attacks have damaged Qatar's LNG infrastructure, cutting 17% of export capacity and causing $20 billion in annual revenue losses, with long-term supply disruptions to Europe and Asia.
Federal Funding for London, Stratford Firms to Create Jobs
The federal government has committed significant funding to businesses in London and Stratford, potentially leading to new job creation and economic growth in the region.
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U.S. Mint to Produce Trump Commemorative Gold Coin
The U.S. Mint can begin minting a Donald Trump commemorative gold coin after the arts commission approved the design, marking a significant numismatic release.
Two-Thirds of Canadians Want Tipping Abolished
A new H&R Block survey shows 67% of Canadians believe tipping should be abolished, with 93% annoyed by unexpected tip prompts and 41% avoiding businesses that push tipping.
Ottawa Businesses Adapt to Soaring Fuel Costs
Businesses in Ottawa are grappling with escalating fuel prices, prompting owners to implement cost-saving measures and operational changes to stay afloat.
Major Housing Development Planned Around Mic Mac Mall
Nova Scotia reveals ambitious plans for thousands of new housing units surrounding Mic Mac Mall in Dartmouth, with architectural renderings showing transformative urban redesign.
Enmax Dividend Drops to $64 Million in 2025
Enmax's annual dividend to Calgary fell sharply to $64 million in 2025, a significant drop from the previous year's record $103 million, due to a new policy aimed at stability.
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Canadian Tech Fends Off AI Giants and U.S. Pressure
A Vancouver legal-tech pioneer, Clio, is navigating AI challenges while resisting relocation pressures. Plus, tax tips, mineral exploration funding, union drive advice, and private equity shifts dominate today's business news.
Big Government Stifles Canadian Economic Growth: Study
A new Fraser Institute report reveals government spending has ballooned to 43.6% of GDP, far exceeding optimal levels and hampering economic growth across provinces.
Hudson's Bay Gets 3-Month Creditor Protection Extension
An Ontario court has granted Hudson's Bay Co. a three-month extension on creditor protection, allowing more time for art auctions and employee hardship fund distribution.
Hwy. 401 Lane Restrictions After Truck Collision
Ontario Provincial Police have implemented lane restrictions on Highway 401 following a serious collision involving a transport truck. The incident has caused significant traffic disruptions in the London area.
Sask. Budget Criticized, Oil Revenue Could Narrow Deficit Gap
The Saskatchewan government's 2026-27 budget projects an $819 million deficit, drawing criticism from tax advocates. An economist highlights potential oil revenue gains from global market volatility.
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Canada Excluded from U.S.-Mexico Trade Negotiations
Trade talks between Canada and the United States have stalled while the U.S. and Mexico advance negotiations, leaving Canada sidelined. Prime Minister Mark Carney's diplomatic approach faces scrutiny as economic tensions rise.
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