Kitchener Family Warns of Appliance Repair Scam
A Waterloo couple shares their nightmare experience with an appliance repair company that misled them and charged excessive fees, warning others to be vigilant.
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Venezuela Opens Oil Sector to Privatization
Venezuela's acting president signs a law privatizing the oil industry, reversing decades of socialist policy, as the U.S. eases sanctions to attract foreign investment.
Gold Prices Climb Following Record 2025
Gold prices are continuing their ascent in early 2026, building on a record-setting year. Market analysts and local jewelers discuss the factors driving this sustained precious metal rally.
Winnipeggers Worry About Tax Hikes After Property Assessments Rise
Winnipeg homeowners express concern that increased property assessments for 2027 could lead to significant tax increases, calling the situation unfair.
Trump Tariff Threats to Canada Amid Trade, Separatism Tensions
Former U.S. President Donald Trump issues new tariff warnings targeting Canada, coinciding with CUSMA review anxieties and Alberta separatist movements, as Prime Minister Carney emphasizes economic sovereignty.
Pedestrian Hit by Truck in Brampton, Life-Threatening Condition
A pedestrian is in life-threatening condition after being struck by a truck in Brampton. Peel Regional Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on January 29, 2026.
OPP Seeks Driver After Dangerous Pass in Kitchener
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating an incident where a driver allegedly cut off a tractor trailer in Kitchener, prompting a search for the suspect vehicle.
Calgary's Trades Crisis: 25% of Canada's Vacancies in One City
Calgary's booming population growth and construction demands face a major obstacle as nearly a quarter of Canada's trades job vacancies are concentrated in the city, creating workforce challenges.
Halifax Gridlock at All-Time High, Mayor Warns
Halifax Mayor Andy Fillmore issues a stark warning that traffic congestion in the city has reached unprecedented levels, calling for immediate solutions to address the growing crisis.
Alkane Resources Posts Record Quarterly Production
Alkane Resources Limited announces record quarterly gold and antimony production for Q2 FY26, with significant operational cash flow and a robust balance sheet.
Montreal Gym Cancels Membership Over Nazi Symbol Admission
A Montreal gym has revoked a client's membership following his admission of wearing a shirt displaying Nazi symbols, sparking discussions on hate speech policies in private establishments.
Can Man Dan Takes on Consulting Role with Belmont Sobeys
Edmonton's beloved philanthropist Dan Johnstone, known as Can Man Dan, has accepted a new consulting position with Belmont Sobeys, marking a significant career shift while continuing his community advocacy.
Microsoft Drops 10%, Meta Gains 10% in AI Earnings Contrast
Microsoft's market value plunged $350 billion after its cloud business disappointed, while Meta surged 10% on strong AI-driven ad revenue, highlighting investor focus on AI-fueled growth.
Microsoft's $424B Market Plunge: AI Spending Worries Investors
Microsoft Corp. experienced its second-largest single-day market value loss in history, shedding $424 billion as investors question massive AI investments amid slowing cloud growth.
Highway Near Thunder Bay Reopens After Fatal Crash
The Ontario Provincial Police confirm Highway 11-17 near Sistonens Corners has reopened after a deadly collision involving a transport truck and a car on Thursday afternoon.
Energy Company Eyes Northern Manitoba Port: Kinew
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew reveals a significant energy corporation is evaluating a northern port, potentially boosting the province's economic and trade prospects.
Smith, Carney Open to Alternate Oil Pipeline Routes
Federal ministers indicate willingness to consider alternative routes for oil pipelines, moving away from a sole focus on the northwest coast option, amid ongoing energy and environmental discussions.
Pipelines Promote National Unity, Counter Separatism
An editorial argues that building pipelines from Alberta to B.C. strengthens Canada's economy and counters separatist movements, contrasting with past federal policies.
Venezuela Eases State Control of Oil Industry
Venezuelan lawmakers have passed a bill to loosen state control over the oil sector, opening it to private and foreign investment amid economic challenges.
Ontario's Greenstone Transmission Line Named Priority Project
The Ontario government has declared the Greenstone transmission line a priority initiative, aiming to replace diesel generation and enable development in the mineral-rich Ring of Fire region.
Ottawa Braces for Pothole Season as Winter Thaws
As temperatures fluctuate, Ottawa drivers face the annual challenge of navigating deteriorating roads filled with potholes, a recurring issue that impacts vehicle safety and municipal maintenance budgets.
North Bay Council Rejects Short-Term Rental Bylaw Review
A motion to review North Bay's short-term rental regulations failed in a 5-5 council vote, leaving enforcement and fairness concerns unaddressed amid low registration rates.
Ottawa to Debate OC Transpo Refunds for Delays
Ottawa city council will debate a motion proposing refunds or fare credits for OC Transpo riders affected by significant delays and cancellations, aiming to restore public trust.
WEF Leader Pitches Detroit Over Davos for Future Summit
A World Economic Forum leader suggests relocating the annual meeting from Davos to Detroit, highlighting changing global economic dynamics and urban revitalization efforts.
Tougher Times for Less Qualified Mortgage Borrowers
Canadian mortgage rates remain stagnant, but less qualified borrowers face higher costs as banks become more selective and OSFI maintains stress test rules alongside new loan-to-income limits.
Calgary Dentist Jailed for $700K Insurance Fraud
A former Calgary dentist has been sentenced to three years in federal prison for submitting nearly $700,000 in fraudulent insurance claims over a decade-long period.
Calgary Driver Faces Court After 177 km/h Stoney Trail Stop
A Calgary motorist was stopped by police for allegedly driving 177 km/h on Stoney Trail and is now scheduled for a court appearance, highlighting ongoing concerns about excessive speeding on major urban roadways.
TekniPlex Showcases Sealing Innovations in Paris 2026
Global materials science leader TekniPlex will present three advanced sealing technologies at Paris Packaging Week 2026, focusing on manufacturing efficiency and consumer experience enhancement.
AI Skills Essential as Canadian Job Market Shifts
Canadian employers increasingly demand AI skills, with 5.9% of job postings now requiring AI-related competencies. Training programs in Python, Java, and generative AI are becoming crucial for career advancement.
Deep Semi-Massive Sulphide Discovery at Berrigan
Chibougamau Independent Mines reports significant drill results from TomaGold Corporation at the Berrigan property, revealing a major new semi-massive sulfide zone with high-grade zinc, silver, and gold mineralization.
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