Winnipeg Heritage Buildings Converted to Downtown Housing
Historic structures like the St. Charles Hotel are being repurposed into residential units to increase population density and vibrancy in Winnipeg's downtown area.
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Windsor to Build New Exit for Twin Oaks Business Park Traffic
Windsor announces construction of an additional exit point to ease traffic issues around Twin Oaks Business Park, aiming to improve flow at Twin Oaks Drive and Lauzon Parkway.
Ottawa O-Train Line 1 Service Halted Indefinitely After Spalling
OC Transpo has not provided a timeline for restoring regular service on Ottawa's O-Train Line 1 after discovering concrete spalling issues, causing ongoing disruptions for transit riders in the capital region.
Calgary Gold Rush as Prices Top $7,000 per Ounce
Calgary residents are flocking to sell gold jewelry and items as the commodity's price hits record highs above $7,000 an ounce, with local jewelers reporting a surge in transactions.
Residents Fume at New Floodplain and Dynamic Beach Zones
Property owners in Point Clark, Ontario, express outrage over updated floodplain mapping and dynamic beach designations that threaten homes and property values, sparking local controversy.
Oil Hits October High on Iran Risk, U.S. Freeze
Oil prices climbed to their highest level since October as geopolitical tensions with Iran and refinery disruptions from a U.S. winter storm combined with a weaker dollar to boost commodity markets.
Highway 11 Reopens After Serious CMV and SUV Crash
A major northern Ontario highway has reopened after a serious crash between a commercial motor vehicle and an SUV forced its closure, with authorities investigating the incident amid challenging winter conditions.
Oil Hits October High on Iran Risk, U.S. Freeze
Oil prices climbed to their highest level since October as geopolitical tensions with Iran and refinery disruptions from a U.S. winter storm drove market volatility, with WTI settling above US$62.
Edmonton Property Taxes May Rise Over 40% by 2036
Edmonton officials project property taxes could increase by nearly 44% by 2036, with over $17 billion needed for critical infrastructure renewal to prevent system failures.
Caisse Sells $229M Cogeco Stake, Shares Drop 6%
Quebec's Caisse de dépôt sells 11% of Cogeco Communications shares for $229M, reducing stake but remaining largest shareholder as stock falls 6%.
Vaughan Home Destroyed in Major Fire
A residential property on Templewood Crescent in Vaughan was completely destroyed by a fire on January 27, 2026. The incident highlights ongoing community safety concerns.
BC Agent Fined $66K for Undisclosed Archaeological Site
A retired real estate agent in British Columbia has been ordered to pay $66,000 for not disclosing that a property was located on an archaeological site, highlighting disclosure obligations.
Canadian Ostrich Cull Cost Government Over $6.7M
A controversial ostrich cull in Canada has cost government agencies more than $6.7 million, amid safety concerns and political responses across provinces.
eXp World Holdings Sets 2025 Earnings Date for February 2026
eXp World Holdings will report its fourth quarter and full-year 2025 financial results on February 24, 2026, followed by a virtual investor Q&A session featuring company leadership.
Carney Plans India Trip to Revive Trade Deal Talks
Prime Minister Mark Carney is preparing a diplomatic visit to India to potentially restart comprehensive trade negotiations that stalled over a decade ago amid bilateral tensions.
ShariaPortfolio Hits $3B in Assets Under Management
The ShariaPortfolio Group of Companies has exceeded $3 billion in assets under management, reflecting growing demand for Sharia-compliant and ethical investment products in North America.
APMC $900M Borrowing Could Fund BC Pipeline: Ex-CEO
Richard Masson, former Alberta Petroleum Marketing Commission CEO, speculates that the government's authorization for APMC to borrow up to $900 million might be intended for a British Columbia pipeline project, amid broader political and economic discussi
Calgary Rezoning Repeal Hearing Set for March 23
Calgary City Council schedules March 23 public hearing to consider repealing controversial blanket rezoning policy, with Mayor Farkas expecting significant public turnout.
London, Ont. Housing Starts Drop in 2025 Despite Multi-Unit Boom
New data reveals a significant decline in overall housing starts across the London region in 2025, even as multi-unit residential projects show strong activity, highlighting a complex market dynamic.
GTA, Kingston Men Charged in Driver Exam Fraud
Ontario Provincial Police charge eight individuals with 24 offences following a fraud investigation into commercial driver licensing exams, revealing alleged bribery schemes.
Starbucks Removes CEO Private Jet Cap, Boosts Security
Starbucks Corp. has removed the $250,000 annual cap on CEO Brian Niccol's private jet use, requiring all travel on company aircraft following a security review.
Windsor Adds Hundreds of Free Evening Parking Spots Downtown
Windsor city council votes to add 249 new downtown parking spaces and make metered parking free after 6 p.m., reversing previous extended enforcement hours.
Amherstburg Eyes Convention Centre at Belle Vue Site
Amherstburg is exploring costs for a convention centre at the historic Belle Vue property, with ongoing negotiations on a hotel and residential development proposal.
Chevron Seeks Better Iraq Terms for Lukoil Oilfield
Chevron is negotiating with Iraq for more favorable conditions before finalizing its acquisition of a major oilfield from Lukoil, according to Reuters sources.
Highway 11 Closed After Serious CMV-SUV Crash in Northern Ontario
A major Northern Ontario highway remains closed after a serious collision involving a commercial motor vehicle and an SUV. Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the incident that has disrupted travel.
Halifax Airport Flight Delays Persist Amid Lingering Winter Storm
Halifax Stanfield International Airport faces ongoing flight disruptions as a severe winter storm lingers, impacting travel plans for many passengers in the region.
UPS Retires MD-11 Fleet After Deadly Kentucky Crash
UPS has officially retired its entire fleet of MD-11 cargo aircraft, a move that follows a tragic crash in Kentucky. The decision marks the end of an era for the logistics giant's air operations.
B.C. Warns Against ICE Deals Amid Pattison Sale
British Columbia's Attorney General Niki Sharma cautions businesses against engaging with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement as the Pattison sale looms.
Saskatchewan Impacted by Pizza Pops E. Coli Recall
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has expanded its recall of Pillsbury Pizza Pops due to potential E. coli contamination, with Saskatchewan consumers among those affected across multiple provinces.
IMF: Canada's Trade Barriers Cost Economy 7% Growth
A new IMF report reveals Canada's interprovincial trade barriers function like a 9% internal tariff, with service sector barriers reaching 40%. Removing these barriers could boost GDP by 7% annually.
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