Pipeline Talks Stall After Carney Meets Premiers
A high-level meeting between Prime Minister Mark Carney and the premiers of Alberta and British Columbia concluded without progress on pipeline development, highlighting ongoing regional tensions.
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Moe Calls for Focus on U.S. Trade Talks at Ottawa Summit
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe emphasizes the need to prioritize U.S. trade negotiations during a meeting with the prime minister and provincial leaders in Ottawa, discussing key economic sectors.
SaskPower Eyes Large Nuclear Reactors for Saskatchewan
SaskPower is considering the deployment of large-scale nuclear reactors in Saskatchewan, complementing ongoing small modular reactor projects to enhance the province's energy infrastructure.
Montreal Blue-Collar Workers Protest Disrupts City Hall Budget Meeting
Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada hopes to resume negotiations with blue-collar workers after their protest disrupted a city council meeting on the 2026 budget, forcing a 20-minute suspension.
Vancouver Council Approves Residential Tower on Industrial Land
Vancouver city council has unanimously approved a residential tower on industrial-zoned land, going against city staff recommendations and raising concerns about industrial land preservation.
Energy Key to Canada's Economic Sovereignty: Bank CEO
National Bank CEO Laurent Ferreira emphasizes that becoming an energy superpower is crucial for protecting Canada's economic sovereignty amid geopolitical threats and trade tensions.
Waterloo Airport Earns Top Accessibility Rating
The Region of Waterloo International Airport has achieved a top-tier accessibility rating, setting a new standard for inclusive travel infrastructure in Canadian aviation.
Canada-U.S. Travel Declines: StatCan Data Shows Drop
New Statistics Canada data reveals a notable decrease in travel between Canada and the United States, highlighting shifting cross-border movement patterns amid ongoing economic and logistical factors.
B.C. Supports Company's Bid to Reopen Cowichan Land Title Case
The B.C. NDP government supports Montrose Properties' legal action to reopen the Cowichan Tribes Aboriginal title case, arguing the company was wrongly excluded from proceedings affecting its Richmond lands.
Regina's Most Expensive Home Listings in January 2026
A look at the high-end residential properties commanding top dollar in Regina's real estate market during January 2026, featuring exclusive listings and market insights.
Ottawa LRT Takeover Timeline Remains Unclear
The Ontario government has committed to assuming control of Ottawa's troubled light rail transit system, but specific dates and details for the transition remain undefined, creating uncertainty for commuters and city officials.
Ottawa Councillors Fight to Save Kanata Golf Course Greenspace
Ottawa city council votes overwhelmingly to explore all legal options to protect the Kanata Golf and Country Club land as greenspace, following court rulings that allow redevelopment.
Excavator Blocks Highway 417 Lanes After Falling from Transport
An excavator fell off a transport vehicle onto Highway 417 near Moodie Drive in Ottawa, blocking two lanes and causing significant traffic disruptions during the evening commute.
Carney Must Focus on CUSMA Trade Deal Renewal
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces pressure to secure Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement renewal as trade tensions with the U.S. threaten economic stability and tariff-free access.
Landlord Must Pay $38K for Wrongful Eviction in B.C.
A British Columbia court has ruled that a landlord must compensate a tenant $38,000 after a wrongful eviction from a West Vancouver property, highlighting tenant protections.
Toronto Snowplow Caught on Camera Hitting Parked Car
Security camera footage from Bedford Park captures a Toronto snowplow colliding with a snow-covered parked vehicle, highlighting winter safety concerns for residents.
Windsor Police Balance Winter Road Safety and Enforcement
Windsor police officers adapt strategies for extreme cold and snowy conditions, prioritizing public safety while maintaining traffic enforcement during harsh winter weather.
NDG Tenants in Limbo After Building Evacuation
Residents of an NDG apartment building evacuated over safety concerns remain displaced and frustrated by lack of communication from their landlord.
Elderly Man Hurt in Calgary Scooter-Vehicle Crash
An elderly man on a motorized scooter was injured in a collision with a vehicle in southwest Calgary Wednesday afternoon, prompting safety concerns.
Charleswood Seniors Complex Moves Forward After Appeal Denied
A proposed seniors housing development in Winnipeg's Charleswood neighbourhood has cleared a key hurdle after a city hall committee denied an appeal, allowing the project to proceed as planned.
Tesla Invests $2B in Musk's xAI, Reports Strong Q4 Profit
Tesla reveals plans to invest $2 billion in Elon Musk's artificial intelligence company xAI while reporting higher-than-expected fourth quarter profit, signaling a strategic shift toward AI and robotics.
National Bank Leaders Call for Stronger Investment Policies
National Bank of Canada's CEO and chief economist are pressing the federal government to implement more robust measures to attract investment, highlighting the need for competitive economic strategies.
Person Jumps Onto Moving GO Train in Video
Metrolinx CEO Michael Lindsay released footage of an individual jumping onto a departing GO train last Wednesday, highlighting a dangerous incident at a station.
CPKC Q4 Profits Fall Despite Revenue Gains
Canadian Pacific Kansas City reports a drop in fourth-quarter profits even as revenue increases from grain and container shipments, highlighting ongoing cost pressures.
White House Summons Coinbase, Banks for Crypto Bill Talks
The White House has called a meeting between crypto exchange Coinbase and banking lobbyists to resolve disputes over proposed digital asset legislation that would reshape market structure.
Sault Social Housing Rent Arrears Rise as Eviction Hearings Backlog
Sault Ste. Marie's social services board reports increasing rent arrears in its housing portfolio, exacerbated by ongoing delays at the Landlord and Tenant Board.
Regina's Most Expensive House Listings Unveiled
Explore Regina's luxury real estate market with a focus on the most expensive house listings, including details on high-end properties and local housing trends.
SaskPower Begins Large Nuclear Reactor Evaluation Alongside SMR Project
SaskPower initiates formal evaluation of large nuclear reactor technology while advancing small modular reactor project near Estevan, aiming to transform Saskatchewan into an energy export powerhouse.
Grocery Code of Conduct Seen as Symbolic by Insiders
A CIBC survey reveals most grocery industry insiders expect Canada's new voluntary Grocery Code of Conduct to have minimal impact on operations or pricing, with focus remaining on consumer value.
PSAC Rallies at Parliament Against Public Service Job Cuts
The Public Service Alliance of Canada organized a rally at Parliament Hill to protest federal job cuts affecting thousands of public servants, with union leaders vowing to fight the government's austerity measures.
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