Activists Target Jim Pattison Over ICE Property Sale
BC Green Party leader Emily Lowan calls for boycott of Jim Pattison's companies after real estate division's proposed sale to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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Montreal Traffic: La Fontaine Tunnel Closed This Weekend
Major traffic disruptions in Montreal this weekend include the complete closure of the Louis-Hippolyte-La Fontaine Tunnel, lane restrictions on the Charles-De Gaulle Bridge, and changes to REM shuttle services starting Monday.
Taiwan's Economy Grows 8.6% in 2025, Fastest in 15 Years
Taiwan's economy expanded at its quickest pace in 15 years during 2025, with an 8.6% growth rate largely driven by the artificial intelligence sector's explosive development.
Markets Mixed as Trump's Fed Chief Decision Looms
Global financial markets show mixed performance with U.S. futures declining as investors await former President Trump's announcement on replacing the Federal Reserve chair, creating uncertainty.
CFIA Official Details Threats During B.C. Ostrich Cull
A Canadian Food Inspection Agency official has revealed the intense threats and harassment faced during the controversial ostrich cull in British Columbia, which cost over $6.7 million.
$78M for Saskatchewan Winter Bridge Construction Announced
The Saskatchewan government has allocated $78 million for bridge construction and maintenance during winter months, prioritizing projects based on traffic volume and vehicle size to ensure infrastructure resilience.
Krugman: Trump's Trade Policy Hurts Americans
Nobel economist Paul Krugman argues President Trump's dismantling of international trade rules is leading to global economic divorce from the U.S., making Americans poorer.
Ottawa Seeks New Tools to Save Heritage Buildings
Ottawa city councillors are advocating for enhanced legislative measures to address neglected heritage properties, including potential commercial vacancy taxes.
Trump Pledges High Housing Prices, Draws Criticism
Former President Donald Trump faces criticism after promising to maintain high housing prices to protect homeowners' wealth, drawing ire from Democrats and young voters.
Trump Can't Decertify Bombardier, Expert Says
An aviation authority clarifies that former U.S. President Donald Trump does not possess the legal power to decertify Canada's Bombardier aircraft, despite recent threats amid trade tensions.
Robex Resources Q4 2025: First Gold at Kiniero Project
Robex Resources Inc. announces significant December 2025 quarter achievements including first gold pour at Kiniero Gold Project in Guinea and shareholder approval for Predictive Discovery merger.
Trump: China Could Force Canada to Stop Playing Hockey
Former President Donald Trump claims China might prohibit Canada from playing ice hockey as part of trade tensions, drawing widespread criticism online.
Bayer Launches First-of-its-Kind Canola Research Facility in Winnipeg
Global agribusiness giant Bayer announces a pioneering multi-million dollar canola research facility in Winnipeg, marking a significant investment in Canadian agricultural innovation and biotechnology.
Woman Killed by Cube Van in Brampton, Police Probe
A 29-year-old woman has died after being struck by a cube van in Brampton. Peel Regional Police are investigating the fatal pedestrian collision near Queen Street and McLaughlin Road.
Mont Carmel Seniors' Home Tenants Back in Court
Residents of the Mont Carmel seniors' residence in Montreal have returned to court, continuing a four-year legal dispute with their landlord over housing conditions and rights.
Chatham-Kent Councillors Pitch Rules to Curb Renovictions
Municipal councillors in Chatham-Kent are advocating for new bylaws to protect tenants from renovictions, following a mass eviction notice at an apartment building.
Trump Targets Bombardier with 50% Tariff Threat on Canadian Planes
U.S. President Donald Trump threatens 50% tariffs on Canadian-made aircraft and decertification unless Ottawa approves U.S.-made Gulfstream jets, escalating trade tensions and risking Quebec's aerospace sector.
Regina Gun Retailers Face Uncertainty in Federal Buyback
Firearms retailers in Regina express concerns over new federal buyback rules, leaving thousands of prohibited firearms in storage without a clear compensation plan, creating operational and financial challenges.
Trump Sues IRS, Treasury for $10B Over Tax Leak
Former President Donald Trump has initiated a massive $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS and U.S. Treasury Department, alleging damages from the leak of his tax returns. The legal action adds to ongoing political and financial controversies.
Trump Threatens Tariffs on Canadian Planes Over Gulfstream
U.S. President Donald Trump threatens 50% tariffs on Canadian aircraft and decertification of all planes made in Canada unless Ottawa approves Gulfstream jets, escalating trade tensions.
Second Train Fatality in Langley This Month
A pedestrian died after being struck by a train in Fort Langley, marking the second such fatality in three weeks on the same rail line in Langley, B.C.
Bodor Laser Launches High-Speed Tube Cutting Machine
Bodor Laser introduces its SK Series High-Speed Tube Laser Cutting Machine featuring the 'Extreme Speed' concept, designed to enhance manufacturing efficiency through advanced automation and structural innovations.
Trump Threatens 50% Tariff on Canadian Aircraft
U.S. President Donald Trump threatens Canada with a 50% tariff on aircraft sold in the U.S., escalating trade tensions over aircraft certification disputes.
Pedestrian Killed by Truck in Brampton Collision
A pedestrian has died following a collision with a truck in Brampton, Ontario. Police are investigating the incident near Queen Street West and McLaughlin Road.
Snowmobile Crash Fatal in Napanee, Ontario
A snowmobile collision in Napanee, Ontario, has resulted in one fatality, with Ontario Provincial Police investigating the incident amid a series of other news updates across Canada.
Trump Threatens 50% Tariff on Bombardier in Trade War
Former U.S. President Donald Trump intensifies trade tensions with Canada by targeting Bombardier with a proposed 50% tariff over a jet certification dispute, impacting the aerospace sector.
Winnipeg Crown Royal Dispute: Kinew Hints at Deal
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew suggests a resolution may be forthcoming in the ongoing Crown Royal whisky distribution dispute affecting Winnipeg and provincial liquor sales.
Trump Tariffs Threat on Cuba Oil Sales Pressures Mexico
U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to impose 50% tariffs on any country selling oil to Cuba, a move analysts say puts significant pressure on Mexico and other trading partners.
FireFly Boosts Green Bay Copper-Gold Resource, Eyes Economic Studies
FireFly Metals reports a 51% increase in copper equivalent resources at its Green Bay project in Newfoundland, with a Preliminary Economic Assessment due in 2026 amid strong market conditions.
Two New Businesses Boost Windsor's Downtown Nightlife
Downtown Windsor is experiencing a significant revitalization as two new businesses prepare to open, promising to enhance the city's evening entertainment options and economic vibrancy.
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