As Middle East conflict drives oil prices higher, Alberta unions demand windfall taxes on energy companies, while industry warns such measures could drive away investment during volatile times.
Alberta's electricity system faces growing reliability challenges amid extreme weather and rising demand. Energy storage technology offers solutions to stabilize the grid, integrate renewables, and reduce costs, positioning Alberta as a potential global l
Emerging market stocks decline sharply as escalating Middle East tensions drive oil prices higher, impacting global financial markets and investor sentiment.
President Donald Trump urges Israel and Iran to stop targeting energy infrastructure as Middle East conflict escalates, causing Brent crude to spike over 10% to $119 per barrel and European natural gas to surge 35%.
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Morgan Stanley has joined other major banks in delaying expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate cuts, citing ongoing inflation pressures and economic data.
A community group in Ottawa's Glebe neighborhood is urging the city to expand bus-only lanes on Bank Street to improve transit reliability, citing high cancellation rates on OC Transpo Route 6.
Calgary's globally recognized office-to-residential conversion program is transforming vacant downtown towers into affordable homes, offering relief during a severe housing shortage as population growth surges.
The European Union is urgently implementing measures to mitigate soaring energy costs triggered by the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, aiming to stabilize markets and protect consumers.
With over 250,000 Calgarians struggling with housing costs, the city is promoting secondary suites and laneway homes through incentive programs to increase affordable options.
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Barrie Police have confiscated more than $12,000 in counterfeit $50 bills used in an online marketplace jewelry transaction, releasing images of the seized fake currency.
Diesel fuel prices in New Brunswick have experienced a sharp increase overnight, impacting consumers and businesses. This rise is attributed to global oil market fluctuations and local supply factors.
MET – Montreal Metropolitan Airport and YHU Infrastructure Partners invite media to explore the new terminal, marking the return of regular commercial flights. The event includes guided tours and interviews with key executives.
VR Resources Limited has received a Notice of Intent drill permit from Nevada's BLM for its New Boston moly-tungsten-copper-silver porphyry project, enabling upcoming drilling at Jeep Mine.
A simple typographical error on an airline ticket has resulted in an Ontario man incurring over $11,000 in expenses to purchase new flights to Thailand, highlighting the costly consequences of minor booking mistakes.
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Contrary to popular narratives, new data reveals Canada's wealth gap is actually narrowing while home ownership among under-35s reaches highest level this century, challenging conventional housing affordability concerns.
Manitoba becomes Canada's first jurisdiction to introduce legislation prohibiting suppliers from using algorithmic pricing to charge higher individualized prices, sparking national debate on consumer fairness and market transparency.
British Columbia, Manitoba, and Ontario are using inflation to push middle-class workers into higher tax brackets, generating billions in unvoted revenue while avoiding public tax debates.
Agricultural expert Sylvain Charlebois outlines a 20-year transition plan to modernize Canada's dairy supply management system, addressing trade pressures and economic competitiveness while avoiding abrupt market disruption.
Global oil and natural gas prices have skyrocketed as Iran's attacks on Gulf energy facilities disrupt supplies, with Brent crude nearing US$114 per barrel amid market turmoil.
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TC Energy CEO François Poirier emphasizes the need for quicker project timelines to meet rising global demand for stable energy, highlighting challenges in infrastructure development and regulatory processes.
Fox Business host Taylor Riggs expressed deep concern over February's inflation data, which rose 0.7% versus the expected 0.3%, warning that March is likely to be even worse.
Global oil and natural gas prices surged dramatically after Iran attacked key energy infrastructure in Qatar and Kuwait, exacerbating fears of a prolonged energy crisis and widespread economic disruption.
Iran and Israel exchange attacks on key energy facilities in the Middle East, damaging Qatar's LNG plant and driving oil prices up 50% since the conflict began three weeks ago.
Ontario Provincial Police warn the public after a counterfeit $100 bill was used in Elliot Lake, highlighting a rise in sophisticated fake currency across Canada.
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The world's largest natural gas field in Iran was targeted in strikes, prompting retaliatory attacks from Tehran. The incident marks a significant escalation in regional tensions, with global energy implications.
A 12- to 13-year-old boy died after being struck by a westbound GO train in Mississauga while riding a motorized bike, police confirm. The incident caused significant service delays.
Emily Lowan, the new B.C. Green Party leader, has unveiled a bold proposal for a comprehensive rail network across British Columbia, aiming to link cities like Whistler and Campbell River to improve transportation and reduce carbon emissions.
A developer seeks to build a 67-storey skyscraper in Vancouver, following a controversial land sale audit that revealed a $13 million error in city calculations.
The Bank of Canada maintains its key interest rate at 2.25 percent while cautioning that ongoing international conflicts could significantly drive up inflation pressures in the coming months.
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A joint study reveals that expanding Canada's oil pipeline capacity could boost GDP by $31.4 billion annually and support over 112,000 jobs from 2027 to 2035, offering a significant economic stimulus.
