NS Government Opposes NS Power Rate Hike Request
The Houston government in Nova Scotia has formally requested the provincial energy board to deny Nova Scotia Power's application for a rate increase, citing affordability concerns for residents.
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Cubans Queue for Fuel Amid Trump Energy Ultimatum
Long lines at Havana gas stations highlight Cuba's energy vulnerability following a new ultimatum from former U.S. President Donald Trump regarding energy policy.
Grosvenor Acquires Broadmead Village on Vancouver Island
Grosvenor Property Canada announces full acquisition of Broadmead Village, a top-performing grocery-anchored retail plaza in Saanich, Vancouver Island, aligning with its Canadian reinvestment strategy.
Jim Pattison Cancels Virginia Warehouse Sale Over ICE Use
Jim Pattison Developments has halted the sale of a Virginia warehouse to the U.S. government after learning it could become an ICE detention center, citing public backlash.
Alstom Works to Fix Problems with Montreal's REM
Alstom is actively resolving technical problems impacting Montreal's REM light rail network, ensuring improved service reliability for commuters in the metropolitan region.
High-Speed Internet Expansion for Rural Canada
The Canadian government announces a major initiative to expand high-speed internet access to underserved rural and remote communities, aiming to bridge the digital divide and boost economic opportunities.
Maritime Ports Eye Non-U.S. Export Growth
Atlantic Canadian ports are strategically preparing to handle increased non-U.S. exports, aiming to diversify trade routes and capitalize on global market opportunities beyond traditional American partnerships.
Mercredi Joins Arctic Gateway Group Board
Former Assembly of First Nations Grand Chief Ovide Mercredi has been named to the board of the Arctic Gateway Group, adding his extensive Indigenous leadership experience to northern infrastructure development.
Carney Reopens Door to China Energy Cooperation
Prime Minister Mark Carney's recent Beijing visit has quietly ushered in a new era of Canada-China energy cooperation, with agreements extending beyond oil and gas to include clean energy and climate initiatives.
Sask. Farmers Seek Answers on Federal Research Cuts
Saskatchewan agricultural producers express deep concerns over federal cuts to research farms, demanding impact assessments and transparency from Agriculture Canada.
Rio Tinto, Glencore Extend Deadline for Mega Merger Talks
Rio Tinto Group and Glencore Plc are negotiating to extend their deadline for merger talks, aiming to create the world's largest mining company amid copper price surges.
Pattison Cancels ICE Warehouse Sale in B.C.
B.C. businessman Jim Pattison announces the cancellation of a planned ICE warehouse sale in Vancouver, citing unspecified reasons for the decision not to proceed.
Eglinton Crosstown Signal Priority Delayed Until May
The TTC Chair announces that full signal priority for the Eglinton Crosstown LRT in Toronto will not be implemented before May 2026, citing ongoing technical adjustments and integration challenges.
Pattison Cancels ICE Warehouse Sale in Vancouver
B.C. billionaire Jim Pattison announces the cancellation of a planned ICE warehouse sale in Vancouver, citing community concerns and operational issues.
O-Train Line 2 Service Interrupted in Ottawa's South End
A technical switch malfunction on Ottawa's O-Train Line 2 has caused significant service interruptions for south-end commuters, disrupting transit operations and affecting daily travel patterns across the capital region.
Quebec Vows to Protect Aerospace After Trump Bombardier Threats
Quebec government pledges to defend its aerospace industry as federal diplomats work behind closed doors following U.S. threats against Bombardier aircraft.
Minute Maid Frozen Juice Discontinued by Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola confirms discontinuation of Minute Maid frozen concentrate juices in Canada and U.S. by April 2026, citing shifting consumer preferences away from frozen cans.
Canada to Reclaim GM Funds After Ontario Layoffs
Industry Minister Melanie Joly announces Canada will seek to recover millions in funding from General Motors after the automaker cuts 500 jobs at its Oshawa truck plant.
Trump Nominates Kevin Warsh as Next Fed Chair
President Donald Trump has selected former Federal Reserve governor Kevin Warsh to lead the U.S. central bank, replacing Jerome Powell amid escalating political pressure on monetary policy independence.
Canada Exports Road Salt as Ontario Faces Shortages
An early, harsh winter depletes road salt supplies across Canada, raising safety concerns as exports to the U.S. continue while Ontario municipalities run low.
Food Costs Top Canadian Worries, Poll Shows
New Nanos polling reveals food costs are Canadians' primary financial concern, driving significant changes in household spending as affordability pressures intensify nationwide.
Experts Question Trump's Threat to Canadian Jets
Aviation experts and trade analysts are raising concerns over former U.S. President Donald Trump's recent threat to decertify Bombardier's new Challenger aircraft, potentially disrupting Canada's aerospace sector and bilateral trade relations.
CN and CPKC Take $550M Tariff Hit, Revenues Still Rise
Canadian National Railway and Canadian Pacific Kansas City faced over $550 million in tariff impacts in 2025, yet both companies reported slight revenue increases amid ongoing trade uncertainty.
Excel Homes Oxford: Ideal for Large Families in Calgary
Excel Homes introduces the Oxford, a 2,510-square-foot front-drive single-family home in Rangeview Springs, Calgary, designed with four bedrooms, multiple flex spaces, and thoughtful layouts for modern family living.
Vancouver Companies Brace for Anti-ICE Protests
Vancouver-based companies Hootsuite and Jim Pattison Group are preparing for planned protests over their connections to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
SpaceX Considers Mergers with Tesla or xAI
SpaceX is exploring potential mergers with Tesla or artificial intelligence firm xAI, as Elon Musk considers consolidating his business empire ahead of SpaceX's planned IPO.
Disability Group Appeals Transit Accessibility Ruling
RAPLIQ appeals Superior Court decision favoring transit agencies, alleging discrimination against people with disabilities due to inadequate accessibility investments and service cuts.
N.S. Drivers Reminded to Pull Over for Emergency Vehicles
Following a recent sideswipe incident involving an RCMP cruiser in Oxford Junction, Nova Scotia police are reinforcing the critical importance of yielding to emergency vehicles with lights and sirens activated.
Bitcoin Stagnates Post-Warsh Pick Amid ETF Outflows
Bitcoin trades near two-month lows following Trump's Fed chair nomination of Kevin Warsh, with US spot ETFs facing prolonged outflows as investors favor gold amid geopolitical uncertainty.
TSX Plunges 800+ Points, U.S. Markets Also Lower
Canada's S&P/TSX composite index experienced a severe drop of more than 800 points, with U.S. markets also trading lower, signaling a significant downturn in North American financial markets.
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