Banff is constructing 90 new housing units, including 75 affordable homes, to address its workforce lodging crisis. However, a shortage of 600-1,000 homes persists due to growth and land constraints in the national park.
A new connector highway in Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia, is projected to significantly reduce traffic congestion on the heavily used Hammonds Plains Road, improving commute times and local infrastructure.
City officials in Calgary have temporarily closed a turn lane after multiple vehicles crashed into a dayhome's yard, prompting safety concerns from residents.
British Columbia Highway Patrol issues a critical warning to drivers following two separate fatal collisions on Highway 97 near Prince George, emphasizing hazardous winter road conditions.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook insists he focuses on policy over politics as he faces backlash for his interactions with President Donald Trump's administration, while also announcing major U.S. manufacturing investments.
BarrieNewsTown has been officially recognized as a bicycle-friendly community, highlighting its commitment to cycling infrastructure and sustainable urban mobility initiatives.
Gran Tierra Energy Inc. announces a strategic partnership with Ecopetrol to develop oil fields in Colombia's Middle Magdalena Valley, adjacent to Gran Tierra's largest producing field, aiming to enhance recovery through waterflood expertise.
A new e-scooter station in Vancouver has sparked controversy after replacing an accessible parking space, raising questions about balancing active transportation with accessibility needs in urban planning.
Stephen Smith, a Canadian mortgage billionaire, has purchased a minority stake in The Economist Group, marking the first ownership change at the British publication in a decade.
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Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack is leading a city initiative to advocate for provincial legislation banning restrictive covenants that prevent new grocery stores from occupying vacant properties, aiming to combat 'grocery deserts'.
The Canadian dollar's early March strength is fading as the Bank of Canada gathers to assess a weakened economy, with analysts warning of potential dovish signals that could pressure the currency further.
Lululemon Athletica announced a robust fourth-quarter net income of US$586 million and introduced a new member to its board of directors, highlighting continued financial strength and strategic governance.
The Detroit-Windsor Tunnel will be closed from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Sunday for annual emergency response exercises involving cross-border agencies. Officials emphasize the drills are critical for border security and operational readiness.
Imperial Tobacco Canada, maker of Zonnic nicotine pouches, criticizes Conservative MP Jamil Jivani for promoting unauthorized Zyn products, warning it risks normalizing illegal sales channels and undermining public health.
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Four Edmonton businesses receive $1 million in federal funding to enhance resilience against tariffs and global economic pressures, supporting local jobs and innovation.
Unionized REI employees will vote next week on calling for a customer boycott during the retailer's key May anniversary sale, escalating a years-long contract dispute over wages and benefits.
The 2026 British Columbia budget has eliminated the community housing fund, redirecting $1.4 billion from housing strategy. This decision stalls thousands of affordable homes, leaving vulnerable populations and developers in crisis.
Allegations of abuse at Noma highlight that demanding excellence cannot justify mistreating employees, with legal consequences for employers in Canada and beyond.
Global airlines are raising alarms over skyrocketing jet fuel prices due to the U.S.-Israeli war against Iran, leading to hundreds of millions in extra costs, fare hikes, and flight reductions across Europe and Asia.
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Prime Minister Mark Carney's assertive stance against President Trump's protectionist policies has united European leaders, creating a formidable alliance that may deter further aggressive trade actions against Canada and its allies.
A new study finds over one-third of Ontario businesses plan price increases due to inflation, with tariffs and trade disruptions squeezing profit margins.
Key industry figures and producers gathered at Canada's Farm Show in Regina to discuss innovations and trends shaping the future of farming, highlighting technological advancements and sustainability efforts.
Residents across Manitoba are invited to participate in the annual Worst Roads campaign, identifying problematic infrastructure for potential improvements and repairs.
The Chi-Cheemaun ferry service has officially opened reservations for the 2026 season, allowing travelers to book trips across Georgian Bay. This marks the start of planning for summer travel in Ontario.
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The escalating conflict involving Iran is jeopardizing critical maritime trade chokepoints, including the Red Sea and Suez Canal, with potential severe disruptions to global supply chains and energy markets.
Philanthropic initiative 'The Giving Pledge' faces backlash as billionaires distance themselves from Bill Gates following revelations of his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.
The Walmart at Bridgeport Plaza in Kitchener-Waterloo has resumed operations after a temporary closure due to an act of arson on March 16, 2026, with local authorities investigating the incident.
Forty long-term care homes in Nova Scotia have voted to authorize a strike, with a conciliation meeting scheduled in one week. The move highlights ongoing labor disputes in the healthcare sector.
Unifor Local 200 president John D'Agnolo expresses frustration over Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre's proposed tariff-free auto pact, warning it could cost Canadian jobs by allowing excessive imports without proper consultation with industry workers.
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