Canadian Airlines Extend Flight Suspensions to Cuba
WestJet and Air Transat postpone restart of flights to Cuba due to ongoing fuel shortages, with Air Canada also suspending service until November amid energy woes.
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Namib Minerals Names New CEO and Expands Leadership
Namib Minerals appoints Tulani Sikwila as CEO and welcomes Antonio Nieto as VP of Technical Services, strengthening leadership for strategic growth in African mining.
Quebec City Mayor 'Jealous' of Edmonton's Light Rail Transit Network
Quebec City Mayor Bruno Marchand leads delegation to Edmonton to study LRT and urban planning, calling Edmonton's winter-ready system a superior model for their TramCité project.
Windsor Farmers' Market Expands with Food Hall, More Vendors
The Downtown Windsor Farmers' Market launches its 17th season on March 28 with an expanded footprint, new food hall, and 25% more vendors, aiming to attract larger crowds.
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Winnipeg's $91M Affordable Housing Project at Kapyong Barracks
Construction has commenced on Endayaan Omaa, a major affordable housing complex at the Naawi-Oodena site in Winnipeg, representing a significant investment in community development.
Health Canada Warns of Injury Risk from Amazon Train Set
Health Canada has issued a consumer product advisory for an electric train set previously sold on Amazon.ca, warning it may pose a serious injury risk to young children due to potential hazards.
Bank of Canada Holds Rate, Airline Issues, and Market Insights
The Bank of Canada maintains its benchmark interest rate at 2.25% as economists highlight conflicting pressures from oil prices and a weakening economy. Other top stories include warnings about airline practices and investment strategies for volatile mark
Mountain Flying Inexperience Caused Fatal Chilliwack Plane Crash
A Transportation Safety Board report reveals a flight instructor's insufficient mountain terrain training contributed to a fatal Cessna 172S crash in April 2025, killing both instructor and student pilot.
Windsor's 'Buy Canadian' Snitch Line Pays $30K
A Windsor-based 'Buy Canadian' snitch line has paid out $30,000 to encourage use of Canadian steel in taxpayer-funded projects. Meanwhile, the Khalistan movement gains attention after a local woman's killing, and a Harrow manufacturer expands with Ontario
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Quebec Budget: Fuel Price Spike Expected Short-Lived
Quebec's latest budget forecasts a brief fuel price increase, with Finance Minister Eric Girard emphasizing economic stability measures amid global uncertainties.
Quebec Delegation Studies Lethbridge Agri-Food Sector
A delegation from Quebec is spending several days in Lethbridge this week to learn about the region's innovative agri-food industry and explore potential collaborations.
$1.3B Fund to Convert Unsold GTA Condos to Affordable Housing
A Canadian investment firm and provincial agency launch a $1.3-billion fund to purchase unsold GTA condos, converting them into 2,200 rental homes with 550 designated as affordable housing.
Brampton Man Wanted in $200K Investor Fraud Case in Durham
Durham Regional Police are seeking Sahil Thakur, a Brampton man, in connection with an alleged fraud where an investor was tricked into transferring $200,000. Authorities have issued a warrant as the investigation continues.
Loblaw Fined $20K for Mislabelling Imported Products
Two Loblaw-owned grocery stores in Toronto have been fined $10,000 each by the CFIA for misleading country-of-origin claims, part of a crackdown on 'maple-washing' practices.
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Ottawa OPP Fines Truck Driver for Distracted Driving
Ontario Provincial Police issued a fine to a transport truck driver caught using a device while driving on Highway 417, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
Quebec Budget: More Business Money, Hospital Funds as Deficit Drops
Quebec's 2026-27 budget allocates billions to businesses, hospitals, and transit while reducing the deficit. Finance Minister Eric Girard projects balanced budgets by 2029-30 amid economic optimism.
Saskatchewan Projects $819.4M Deficit in 2026-27 Budget
The Saskatchewan government forecasts a $819.4 million deficit for 2026-27, shifting from a surplus, with key figures on revenue, expenses, and sector allocations.
Couche-Tard Reports Strong Q3 Earnings, Best in Over Two Years
Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. announced impressive third-quarter results, with net earnings up 18% year-over-year. The company attributes growth to European currency translation and strategic acquisitions.
Federal Minister, Alberta Premier Hail Improved Government Relations
Federal Minister Eleanor Olszewski and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith highlight strengthened federal-provincial ties while addressing rural leaders, with a pipeline application expected by June.
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Bomb Threat Grounds Flights to Montreal Trudeau Airport
A bomb threat investigation at Montreal's Trudeau International Airport has led to a ground stop for some flights, with disruptions expected into the evening hours.
Fed Holds Rates, Projects 2026 Cut Amid Middle East Uncertainty
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged while projecting one rate cut in 2026 and another in 2027, citing increased economic uncertainty due to Middle East conflicts.
Carney Urged to Axe Home Sale Reporting Requirement
Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney faces calls to eliminate mandatory home sale reporting, citing privacy risks and bureaucratic burdens in Canada's real estate market.
Highway 93 Closed Due to Avalanche Risk Near Radium, B.C.
Parks Canada has closed Highway 93 in Mount Revelstoke and Glacier National Park due to extreme avalanche danger. The closure is in effect from March 18 to at least March 21, 2026.
Toronto Loblaws Closing, Becoming No Frills in May
A Loblaws grocery store in Toronto's Roncesvalles neighborhood will shut its doors on May 2, 2026, and be converted into a No Frills location, marking a shift in the local retail landscape.
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Windsor Farmers' Market Expands as Province Eyes BYOB Events
The Downtown Windsor Farmers' Market will expand in 2026, coinciding with a provincial review of BYOB policies at outdoor events, aiming to boost local agriculture and community engagement.
Lululemon Forecasts Weaker 2026 Sales Growth
Lululemon anticipates modest 2026 revenue growth of 2-4%, below analyst expectations, with North American sales expected to decline 1-3% due to competition and consumer spending issues.
Powell to Remain as Fed Chair Amid Probe; War Affects Inflation
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell commits to staying until a Justice Department investigation concludes, while Fed officials project Iran war will temporarily worsen inflation but maintain rate cut plans for 2026.
Poll: Canadians Want Algorithmic Pricing Banned or Regulated
A new survey reveals a strong majority of Canadians are concerned about algorithmic pricing practices and favor government intervention through bans or strict regulations to ensure fair market competition.
GO Train Delays After Person Struck on Lakeshore West Line
Significant service disruptions are affecting the Lakeshore West GO line following an incident where a person was struck by a train, causing extensive delays for commuters.
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Family Sues U.S. Ski Resort Over Hot Chocolate Burn Claims
A family has initiated legal action against a U.S. ski resort, alleging that hot chocolate served was excessively hot, causing injuries. The case highlights consumer safety concerns in hospitality settings.
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