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.
The Alberta Union of Provincial Employees announces a protest campaign in Edmonton, opposing the government's directive for public sector workers to return to office-based work.
A comprehensive Angus Reid survey for Securian Canada finds gig work remains prevalent, with financial necessity driving participation and raising concerns about long-term security.
Rogers Communications reports a 126% surge in media revenue to $1.24 billion in Q4, driven by the Toronto Blue Jays' playoff run and MLSE consolidation.
American crude oil production has resumed its upward trajectory following a significant temporary decline caused by severe winter weather and power outages across key producing regions.
The Cornerstone café in Guelph, Ontario, has launched a 'Pay It Forward' wall initiative, allowing customers to purchase items for others in need, creating a ripple effect of generosity throughout the local community.
An $80 million lottery prize remains unclaimed in London, Ontario, as the winner has not yet come forward to validate their ticket, according to the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation.
Microsoft's 12.1% tumble, its worst since 2020, pulled the S&P 500 down 0.7% from record levels despite strong earnings. Gold and silver prices swung wildly after historic runs, highlighting market volatility.
Vancouver-based Vizsla Silver confirms 10 employees were taken from its Panuco mining project in Sinaloa, Mexico. Local authorities are investigating the abduction that occurred last week.
Canada Post and its union have finalized outstanding contractual language in tentative agreements, marking a key step toward resolving labor disputes and ensuring postal service stability.
The Washington Post's White House reporting team has directly appealed to owner Jeff Bezos to reconsider significant planned reductions to the newsroom staff.
Hydro-Québec will cut power to approximately 1,200 customers in Côte-St-Luc for eight hours on Monday as part of network upgrades following recent outages.
The U.S. dollar's decline to its lowest level since 2022 has global markets on edge, with concerns over Trump's policies and potential U.S.-Japan currency intervention driving volatility.
Sobeys is discontinuing its Voilà online grocery delivery service in Calgary, citing market size and slower expansion in Alberta. The service continues in Toronto and Montreal.
The City of Fredericton approved more than 1,500 permits for new housing units in 2025, indicating a significant surge in residential construction activity.
Sobeys is discontinuing its Voilà automated grocery delivery service in Calgary, citing market size and slower expansion in Alberta. The service continues in Toronto and Montreal areas.
Royal Bank of Canada is aggressively expanding its equities trading division, hiring at least eight new professionals from European rivals to capitalize on booming demand for stock derivatives.
A new survey reveals Canadians are increasingly prioritizing economic opportunities with China over human rights concerns as trade relations with the United States become more uncertain under President Trump.
Calgary's ultra-luxury housing market, now defined as $4 million-plus, shows remarkable growth with corporate executives driving demand. Sales in the $2-4 million segment increased 4% last year while overall resales declined.
Ontario's homebuilding industry faces a severe crisis with record-low sales and soaring prices. Premier Doug Ford is urged to implement tax cuts to address affordability and prevent job losses.
Alberta has enacted strict new penalties including fines and potential jail time to combat predatory towing practices that target vulnerable motorists across the province.
A Montreal family with three children faces eviction during a severe cold warning, highlighting housing insecurity amid frigid temperatures in Quebec.
A 38-year-old Waterloo woman died when her vehicle went over a snowbank on a Kitchener highway ramp. A fundraiser has raised over $43,000 for her family as police investigate.
The identity of the lucky individual who won the massive $18 million Lotto 6/49 jackpot will soon be revealed in Regina, marking a life-changing moment for one Saskatchewan resident.
A severe cold snap in Quebec has forced Hydro-Québec to curtail electricity exports to Massachusetts, highlighting vulnerabilities in cross-border energy infrastructure during extreme weather events.
Etihad Airways has officially launched a new direct flight service connecting Calgary, Alberta, with Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates, enhancing international travel options for Canadians.
New data from Statistics Canada reveals a concerning expansion of economic inequality, with income and wealth disparities growing in the third quarter of 2025.
Edmonton's resale market is cooling after two strong years, with sales predicted to drop 5% in 2026. This slowdown creates opportunities for first-time buyers in Alberta's affordable market.
Halifax Regional Council is poised to explore options for potentially pausing or cancelling the planned Mill Cove Ferry service, a significant transportation initiative for the area.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump asserts auto production is shifting back from Canada, as Prime Minister Carney focuses on domestic economic strength ahead of a CUSMA review.