Blackstone Beats Estimates on Strong Dealmaking
Blackstone Group reported quarterly earnings that exceeded analyst forecasts, driven by a surge in dealmaking and investment activity across its global portfolio.
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Chatham Residents Fight Alleged Renoviction with Legal Help
Tenants at Terrace Forty Apartments in Chatham are mobilizing with legal assistance to challenge what they describe as a renoviction attempt, highlighting ongoing housing struggles in Ontario.
SAGA Metals Begins 2026 Drill Program at Labrador Project
SAGA Metals Corp. has commenced its 2026 Mineral Resource Estimate drill program at the Trapper Zone within the Radar Titanium-Vanadium-Iron Project in Labrador, Canada, focusing on expanding oxide zones.
China Resumes Canadian Canola Imports After Deal
China has restarted large-scale imports of Canadian canola following a trade agreement, with shipments valued at $5 billion annually set to begin in February.
Bank of Canada Warns of Potential Economic Shock from Trade
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem highlights unusual potential for new economic shocks, linking concerns to CUSMA renegotiations and global trade tensions impacting future interest rate decisions.
Windsor Library Delays, Chinese Cars, and E.C. Row Shooting
Windsor residents express frustration over library relocation delays, hope for job benefits from Chinese auto exports, and demand accountability for E.C. Row Expressway BB gun incident.
Hwy. 401 Express Lanes Closed After Crash in Mississauga
A traffic collision has forced the closure of westbound express lanes on Highway 401 near Mississauga Road, causing significant disruptions for morning commuters in the Greater Toronto Area.
Toronto Snow Shovelling Parking Rights Explained
Toronto residents face ethical dilemmas after shovelling snow from street parking spots. Lawyers clarify legal rights and neighbourly etiquette during winter storms.
Windsor-Detroit Bid for World Economic Forum as Davos Expands
Local business and tourism leaders advocate for hosting the World Economic Forum in Detroit-Windsor, highlighting cross-border advantages and economic opportunities.
NJ Transit Orders 375 More Clean-Diesel Buses
New Jersey Transit has placed an additional order for 375 Xcelsior clean-diesel buses from New Flyer, completing the base order of 550 vehicles as part of a major fleet modernization program.
Terrapin Beer Co. Launches Music-Inspired Brand Refresh
Terrapin Beer Co., a craft beer brand under Tilray Brands, announces a comprehensive brand refresh featuring new packaging inspired by classic rock albums and collaborations with artists.
Canadian Companies Criticized for U.S. Immigration Ties
Two Canadian companies are under scrutiny for their business dealings with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security amid ongoing controversies over immigration enforcement policies.
11 Dead in South Africa Minibus-Truck Crash
A devastating collision between a minibus and a truck in South Africa has resulted in 11 fatalities, occurring shortly after a similar crash killed 14 children.
REM Service Disrupted by Technical Issue Thursday Morning
The Réseau express métropolitain experienced a service disruption on the Deux-Montagnes line due to a technical issue, affecting commuters between key stations during morning hours.
Midnight Sun Drills High-Grade Copper at Dumbwa in Zambia
Midnight Sun Mining Corp. announces assay results from 28 drill holes at its Dumbwa Target in Zambia, revealing high-grade copper intercepts including 0.89% Cu over 25 metres and 1.36% Cu over 6 metres, extending the mineralized system over 3.6 kilometres
BoC Governor Warns of Trump Tariff Economic Shock Risk
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem cautions that potential new U.S. tariffs under a Trump administration could create unusual economic vulnerability for Canada.
Construction GDP Rises Despite Tariff, Labor Challenges
Canada's construction industry sees GDP growth but continues to grapple with significant challenges including tariffs and labor shortages, according to a new report.
Ontario Man Loses $6K in 'Dirty Oil' Car Scam
A sophisticated scam in Ontario involves criminals tampering with vehicles to fake serious issues, tricking owners into selling cars cheaply. One man lost $6,000.
Montreal REM Service Disrupted by Technical Issue
A technical malfunction has temporarily stalled operations on a portion of Montreal's Réseau express métropolitain (REM) light rail system, causing delays and inconvenience for commuters during the morning rush.
Pathways CCUS Project: Cost Concerns for Alberta
As the Pathways Alliance Carbon Capture project advances, questions arise about additional provincial funding beyond existing tax credits, with potential costs reaching billions.
UK-China Relations Deepen as Trump Tariffs Reshape Global Order
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Chinese President Xi Jinping met in Beijing to bolster bilateral cooperation, while former U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff policies continue to influence international dynamics.
Gold Jumps, Stocks Mixed After Fed Holds Rates Steady
Global financial markets showed a mixed response as the U.S. Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged, with gold prices climbing sharply while stock indices traded unevenly.
Groceries Top Housing as Canadians' Biggest Cost Concern
A new Nanos Research survey reveals that grocery prices have overtaken housing costs as the primary financial concern for Canadians, highlighting ongoing cost-of-living pressures.
Bessent's Trump Accounts Gift Idea Draws Social Media Fury
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent faces criticism after suggesting families contribute to Trump Accounts instead of buying toys for children, with critics calling the remarks out of touch.
Trump's Tariff Threat Loses Sting in Canada-U.S. Trade Talks
Experts analyze why former U.S. President Donald Trump's threat of 100% tariffs on Canadian goods may have diminished impact on current CUSMA negotiations and bilateral relations.
Amazon Job Cuts: Experts Say AI Not to Blame
Amazon announces significant global workforce reductions, but industry analysts and experts clarify that artificial intelligence is not the primary driver behind these strategic business decisions.
Grocery Prices Top Housing as Canadians' Biggest Cost Concern
A new Nanos Research survey finds that grocery prices have overtaken housing as the primary cost-of-living concern for Canadians, highlighting ongoing affordability pressures.
West Red Lake Gold Confirms High-Grade Gold at Rowan Project
West Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd. announces promising infill drilling results from its Rowan Project in Northwestern Ontario, revealing high-grade gold intercepts with visible gold in multiple drill holes.
New Director Leads ByWard Market District Authority in Ottawa
Victoria Williston, former journalist, becomes director of ByWard Market District Authority, focusing on community engagement and revitalization in Ottawa's historic market district.
Bitget Appoints MotoGP Champion Jorge Lorenzo as Security Ambassador
Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget has appointed MotoGP champion Jorge Lorenzo as Security Ambassador for its UEX ecosystem, launching an educational campaign on Data Privacy Day to enhance digital asset security through sports-inspired principles.
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