Windsor Growers Seek Trade Protections Amid Benefit Boost
Ontario greenhouse vegetable growers in Leamington applaud new grocery affordability measures but urge stronger trade protections to sustain local agriculture against import competition.
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Canada's Most Expensive Housing Markets Improve Affordability
A new Ratehub.ca study reveals Canada's most expensive housing markets led affordability improvements in 2025, with Hamilton showing the biggest income requirement drop for homebuyers.
BRP CEO Sees Future Overseas Amid Trade Concerns
Departing BRP CEO Jose Boisjoli emphasizes international growth for the Ski-Doo manufacturer, highlighting strategic shifts as global trade tensions create economic headwinds for Canadian businesses.
Vancouver Home Sells $130K Over Asking in Bidding War
A five-bedroom detached house in Vancouver's Mount Pleasant neighborhood sold for $1.85 million after receiving ten offers, highlighting continued competition in Metro Vancouver's real estate market.
Accessing the Gold and Silver Boom for Ordinary Investors
BMO Global Asset Management's Bipan Rai discusses ETF strategies for investing in gold and silver, offering insights on equity plays and market trends.
Edmonton Housing Awards: Rohit Group Tops 2026 Finalists
BILD Edmonton Metro announces finalists for 2026 Awards of Excellence in Housing, with Rohit Group, StreetSide Developments, and Cantiro leading the pack in a competitive field of 290 finalists.
B.C. Mining Firm Says 10 Abducted in Mexico
A Vancouver-based mining company confirms 10 workers were kidnapped in Mexico, raising concerns about international security for Canadian businesses operating abroad.
Langley Train Fatality: Pedestrian Struck and Killed
A tragic incident in Langley, B.C., has left one person dead after being struck by a train. Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the fatal collision that occurred on January 29, 2026.
Fatal Crash Closes Highway Near Thunder Bay, OPP Investigates
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a fatal collision between a transport truck and a car that has closed Highway 11-17 near Thunder Bay. The incident occurred near Sistonens Corners.
SMETA 7 Social Audit Earns SSCI Recognition from Consumer Goods Forum
Sedex's flagship social audit methodology, SMETA 7, has been formally recognized by the Consumer Goods Forum's Sustainable Supply Chain Initiative, strengthening its role in ethical sourcing and supply chain transparency.
CRA Denies Hearing Loss Disability Tax Credit Claim
The Canada Revenue Agency rejected a disability tax credit claim from a hard of hearing taxpayer, highlighting strict eligibility criteria for the valuable credit that can exceed $3,200 annually.
Canada's Housing Market Set for Modest Recovery in 2026
A new TD Economics report predicts modest growth in Canada's housing market for 2026, with Alberta, Ontario, and British Columbia leading a slight recovery in sales and prices after declines in 2025.
Shell Joins Scene+ Loyalty Program for Gas Points
Shell PLC is integrating with the Scene+ rewards program, offering members points on fuel purchases starting this spring. The partnership expands loyalty options for Canadian consumers.
TSX Drops 300+ Points Amid Tech Stock Tumble
Canada's main stock index, the S&P/TSX composite, fell sharply by more than 300 points, driven by a significant decline in technology stocks, reflecting broader market volatility.
Calgary Gets Only Western Canada Direct Flight to UAE
Etihad Airways will launch a non-stop route from Calgary to Abu Dhabi in November 2026, marking the sole direct connection between Western Canada and the United Arab Emirates.
GM Oshawa Plant Cuts Third Shift, 1,000+ Jobs Lost
General Motors eliminates the third shift at its Oshawa facility, resulting in at least 1,000 job losses. Union leaders blame U.S. trade tariffs and warn about Chinese EV imports.
Driver Charged After Vehicle Found in Lakeshore Ditch
A driver has been charged following an incident where a vehicle was found in a ditch in Lakeshore, Ontario. Police responded to the scene and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the event.
U.S. Tariffs May Harm Canadian Public Health: Study
British researchers warn potential U.S. tariffs could disrupt medical supplies, increase food costs, and worsen mental health outcomes in Canada through economic shocks.
$230B Raised for Energy Transition by Private Markets
Private capital markets have raised nearly US$230 billion specifically for energy transition funds over the past decade, creating a significant new financing source for renewable projects according to BloombergNEF analysis.
Ocado Hit by Canadian Partner's Distribution Center Closure
Empire Co. Ltd., owner of Sobeys, shuts Calgary distribution center using Ocado's automated technology, following Kroger's similar move in the U.S., impacting Ocado's North American expansion.
Canada's November Trade Deficit Hits $2.2 Billion
Statistics Canada reveals a $2.2 billion merchandise trade deficit for November 2025, driven by increased imports of vehicles and other goods, highlighting ongoing economic pressures.
Porter Airlines Launches New Ottawa Routes to 3 Canadian Destinations
Porter Airlines announces new non-stop flights from Ottawa to three Canadian destinations starting in May 2026, enhancing regional connectivity and travel options for passengers.
UK-China Reset: Starmer and Xi Boost Trade and Tech Ties
British PM Keir Starmer and Chinese President Xi Jinping announce a reset in bilateral relations, focusing on trade, investment, and technology cooperation amid global uncertainties.
GM Axes Oshawa Shift, 700+ Jobs Lost
General Motors eliminates third shift at Oshawa assembly plant, laying off 700 workers and affecting up to 500 more at suppliers, amid broader auto sector challenges.
OpenText Names Ex-IBM Exec Ayman Antoun as CEO
Canadian software giant OpenText has announced the appointment of former IBM executive Ayman Antoun as its next CEO, marking a significant leadership transition for the Waterloo-based technology firm.
Alberta Driver Charged with Stunt Driving in Northern Ontario
An Alberta commercial truck driver faces stunt driving charges after Ontario Provincial Police stopped the vehicle traveling 100 km/h in a 60 km/h zone in Val-Rita, Ontario.
CEOs Question Carney's Strategy with Trump Administration
The Business Council of Canada expresses concerns about Prime Minister Mark Carney's handling of U.S. relations, urging focus on preserving the North American trade agreement amid diplomatic tensions.
Canada's Trade Deficit Widens to $2.2B in November
Canada's trade deficit widened unexpectedly to $2.2 billion in November, driven by significant declines in gold and automotive shipments, while energy exports showed some recovery.
Brockville Faces Road Salt Shortage, Implements Conservation
The City of Brockville is implementing strategic road salt conservation measures this winter due to supply shortages, focusing on brine application and priority routes to maintain safety.
Premiers Meet in Ottawa as U.S. Trade Talks Loom
Provincial leaders assemble in the capital for critical discussions on trade, economy, and national unity ahead of pivotal negotiations with the United States.
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