EU Looks to Canada, Qatar for Gas Amid U.S. Reliance Concerns
European Union energy officials express growing concern over reliance on U.S. liquefied natural gas, exploring alternatives from Canada and Qatar to diversify supply sources.
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TSX Down, U.S. Markets Up as Bank of Canada Holds Rate
The S&P/TSX composite index declined in late-morning trading, contrasting with slight gains in U.S. stock markets. The Bank of Canada maintained its key interest rate at 2.25%, citing a soft economic landscape.
Bank of Canada Holds Rate at 2.25% Amid Trade Uncertainty
The Bank of Canada maintains its policy interest rate at 2.25% as Governor Tiff Macklem highlights heightened uncertainty from U.S. trade policies and geopolitical risks affecting economic forecasts.
Ottawa High-Speed Rail Project Criticized for High Cost
A new high-speed rail project connecting Ottawa to Montreal faces skepticism over its $60-90 billion price tag and limited benefits for most Canadians.
BMO Hires Wells Fargo's Malik as Capital Markets COO
Bank of Montreal's capital markets division has appointed Aman Malik as chief operating officer, replacing Nina Knezevic who moves to a strategic role. The bank recently laid off two managing directors.
Victims of German Bank Heist File Lawsuits After Break-In
Victims of a spectacular bank heist in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, have filed lawsuits after thieves broke into a Sparkasse vault during the Christmas holidays, leading to a major police investigation.
France Urges Capgemini to Clarify ICE Contract Details
French Finance Minister Roland Lescure calls for full transparency from tech giant Capgemini regarding its subsidiary's contract with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Carney on U.S. Relations, Bank of Canada Holds Rate Steady
Prime Minister Mark Carney states relations with the U.S. remain positive as CUSMA negotiations approach, while the Bank of Canada maintains its key interest rate at 2.25% amid economic softness.
Montreal Mom Denied EI After Maternity Leave Layoff
A Montreal mother faces financial hardship after being laid off at the end of her maternity leave and subsequently denied employment insurance benefits, highlighting systemic challenges.
U.S. Crude Stocks Fall, Gasoline and Distillate Inventories Rise
The U.S. Energy Information Administration reports a weekly draw in crude oil inventories alongside increases in gasoline and distillate fuel stocks, reflecting shifting energy market dynamics.
Montreal Transit Groups Protest Quebec's Service Cuts
Public transport advocates in Montreal urge Quebec to reverse funding reductions, warning of severe impacts on accessibility and urban mobility across the province.
Toronto Townhouse Transformed into Luxury Hotel-Style Home
A Toronto homeowner transforms a builder-basic townhouse into a luxurious, functional space with custom millwork, strategic lighting, and timeless design principles.
Two Manitobans Dead After Head-On Highway Crash
A tragic head-on collision on a Manitoba highway has claimed the lives of two individuals from the province. The fatal crash highlights ongoing road safety concerns.
Fire Destroys Sushi Restaurant in New Westminster, B.C.
A fire has destroyed a sushi restaurant in New Westminster, British Columbia, leading to road closures expected to last for several hours in the area.
Driver Charged After Train Crash in Windsor-Essex
A Belle River motorist has been charged after a vehicle collided with a Canadian Pacific Railway train near County Road 22 and 42 in Windsor-Essex on January 27, 2026.
Canada-India Trade Partnership: Energy and Minerals Focus
Canada and India are strengthening trade relations with energy and critical minerals as the foundation, following diplomatic tensions. Canada aims to increase oil exports and provide LNG and uranium to support India's growing energy needs.
Vancouver Offers Voluntary Departure Program to Union Staff
The City of Vancouver introduces a voluntary departure initiative for its unionized workforce, aiming to manage organizational changes while supporting staff transitions.
Amazon Cuts 16,000 Jobs, Plans AI Replacements
Amazon announces its second major round of layoffs in three months, cutting 16,000 corporate positions while revealing plans to use generative AI to replace workers.
NP Digital's Rebl House Acquires Ultralight Creative
NP Digital's creative division Rebl House incorporates Ultralight Creative, appointing founder Matt Hassell as Global SVP to lead AI-driven creative expansion globally.
Air Canada Adds Quito, Year-Round Europe & Calgary-Mexico Routes
Air Canada announces major winter 2026 expansion including new Quito service from Montreal and Toronto, year-round flights to Manchester and Copenhagen, and new Calgary-Mexico routes.
Europe's Key Role in Building Post-U.S. Global Order
Analysis of Europe's crucial position in shaping a successor to the U.S.-led international system, following insights from Mark Carney's Davos speech on global rupture.
Agnico Eagle Sells Barsele Stake to Goldsky Resources
Canadian mining giant Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd. has agreed to sell its interest in the Barsele gold project in Sweden to Goldsky Resources, marking a strategic asset shift.
Bank of Canada Holds Interest Rate Steady at 2.25%
The Bank of Canada has decided to keep its key interest rate unchanged at 2.25% as it monitors inflation and economic indicators. This decision comes amid ongoing global and domestic financial pressures.
Bank of Canada Holds Interest Rate at 2.25% Again
The Bank of Canada has kept its benchmark interest rate steady at 2.25% for the second meeting in a row, with Governor Tiff Macklem announcing the widely anticipated decision on Wednesday.
Bitget Wallet Becomes Everyday Finance App with Payment Focus
Bitget Wallet has evolved into an all-in-one daily finance application, featuring a redesigned interface centered on payments. The platform now supports crypto cards, QR payments, and bank transfers for 90 million users worldwide.
Tether's Nuclear Bunker Gold Hoard Shakes Markets
Crypto giant Tether has amassed over 140 tons of gold in a Swiss nuclear bunker, becoming one of the world's largest private gold holders and challenging traditional financial institutions.
Market Correction Risks Higher Than Expected: Expert
Ed Devlin, CEO of Devlin Capital, warns that chances of a market correction are significantly elevated, citing geopolitical tensions and interest rate uncertainty as key investor risks for 2026.
Fed Expected to Hold Rates Steady as Cut Pause Starts
The U.S. Federal Reserve is anticipated to keep interest rates unchanged, marking the start of a pause in rate cuts amid ongoing economic assessments.
Condo Owner Disputes Bylaw Fine While Away on Holiday
A Vancouver condo owner challenges a strata council's bylaw violation charge, claiming they were on vacation during the alleged incident. The council refuses to share the complaint details, raising legal questions about strata transparency and owner right
Rising Employee Turnover Costs Hit Canadian Businesses
A new survey reveals Canadian companies face escalating employee turnover costs, with 28% of hiring managers expecting increased departures and average replacement costs climbing to $30,680.
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