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.
Tenants affected by the 2019 Westcourt Place parking garage fire in downtown Windsor can now submit claims for financial compensation through a court-approved process.
Ontario Provincial Police impound a severely damaged tractor-trailer and charge its driver after he allegedly continued operating the wrecked vehicle for hours following a Highway 17 collision.
The Ontario government announces an $85 million investment in Massilly North America, a Brantford metal manufacturer, to establish a new food packaging production facility, creating jobs and boosting local manufacturing.
Canadian employers are increasingly paralyzed by fear of human rights and reprisal complaints, leading to weakened management practices and potential long-term legal consequences.
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Hydro-Québec will temporarily disconnect over 900 customers in Côte-St-Luc and Notre-Dame-de-Grâce for six hours on Wednesday to stabilize the network after weekend outages.
Carlton Precious Inc. reveals rock chip sampling results showing up to 6.7 g/t gold and 493 g/t silver at its Dunfee project in Nevada, with the company expanding its claim footprint.
The Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board announces a scheduled adjustment to diesel oil prices, effective this Wednesday, impacting consumers and industries across the province.
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Calgary residents report alarming daylight break-and-enter incidents involving loud disturbances. Police investigate as property crimes rise across Canadian cities.
The massive bankruptcy selloff of northern Ontario real estate has been reduced to just 27 properties from an initial portfolio, as the $90 million case continues to unfold in the region's market.
The Ontario government is recruiting students for seasonal summer positions at provincial parks, offering competitive wages and valuable work experience in outdoor settings across the province.
Canada's air travel network is gradually recovering from a severe winter storm, though thousands of passengers still face flight cancellations and delays across major hubs.
Quebec union leaders gain global backing as they challenge recent provincial legislation, highlighting tensions over labor rights and government policies in Canada.
The Canadian dollar is rising as currency experts examine whether the Trump administration is deliberately devaluing the U.S. dollar, with multiple factors contributing to the greenback's decline.
A five-bedroom, eight-bathroom contemporary estate on a one-acre lot in Anmore is listed for just over $7 million, showcasing the village's transformation and real estate value.
Montreal's A30 Express toll road reduces fees to attract drivers amid declining traffic, while other Canadian news covers fraud convictions, transit changes, and severe weather.
Canada's main stock index declined in late-morning trading on January 27, 2026, while U.S. markets presented a mixed picture amid ongoing economic assessments.
Caldwell First Nation begins Phase Two of residential construction, adding 16 homes to bring total units to 44, marking continued growth since regaining reserve status in 2020.
Mortgage broker Ron Butler warns that 2026 will bring further declines in Canadian home prices and rising mortgage costs, dashing hopes for a spring market recovery.
A Guelph business faces significant damage and operational disruption after thieves stole copper wiring from critical heating units, highlighting a persistent local crime issue.
Toronto's long-delayed Eglinton Crosstown LRT will begin service with a phased rollout starting February 8, as officials apply lessons from the Finch West Line to ensure smoother operations.
Ontario Provincial Police report a massive multi-vehicle collision involving up to 50 cars on Highway 401 in eastern Ontario, with emergency crews responding to the chaotic winter driving scene.
Local enterprises in downtown Saskatoon are observing beneficial changes more than a year following the Mustard Seed's management takeover of the Lighthouse supported living facility.
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada announces closure of research farms in Indian Head and Scott, Saskatchewan, as federal funding reductions impact agricultural science.
The British Columbia government has issued a critical environmental assessment certificate for the Eskay Creek gold-silver mine, marking a significant step forward for the project amid provincial promises to streamline mining applications.
Wall Street analysts show growing skepticism about Tesla's earnings potential while simultaneously raising stock price targets, creating an unusual market dynamic.
Definity Insurance renews its partnership with ALUS through a three-year, $1.5 million commitment to support community-led, farmer-delivered nature-based solutions enhancing agricultural resilience and biodiversity.
Canadian athletic apparel giant Lululemon has eliminated 100 part-time roles within its customer care division, a move reflecting broader operational adjustments in the retail sector.