Oil Surges Past $105 as Iran War Enters Third Week
Global oil prices have climbed above US$105 per barrel amid the ongoing conflict in Iran, now in its third week, causing significant disruptions to energy markets and economic uncertainty worldwide.
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Ag in the City Returns to Winnipeg, Connecting Agriculture and Public
The Ag in the City event in Winnipeg aims to educate consumers about agriculture, featuring local producers and interactive exhibits to foster understanding and support for farming.
Democratic States' Tax Policies Risk Economic Decline
Democratic-led states like Washington, Illinois, and Massachusetts are implementing high taxes on millionaires, which critics argue drives out wealth and harms low-income residents by reducing jobs and economic growth.
Federal Funding for Bruce Mines Conveyor to Replace Trucks
The Canadian federal government has allocated millions in funding for a $6.4 million conveyor project in Bruce Mines, aimed at moving trap rock under Highway 17 to reduce truck traffic and enhance environmental sustainability.
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Poilievre Proposes New Auto Plan with U.S. Market Focus
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre criticizes Liberal trade approach as 'waving white flag,' announces comprehensive auto strategy to secure tariff-free U.S. access and boost domestic production.
Iranians Cross into Iraq for Cheaper Food, Internet, Work
Following the reopening of the Haji Omeran crossing, Iranian Kurds are traveling to northern Iraq's Kurdistan Region to access lower-cost food, internet services, and employment opportunities, highlighting regional economic disparities.
Vancouver Expo Line Service Reduced Downtown Until June
TransLink confirms reduced SkyTrain service on the Expo Line through downtown Vancouver until June 2026, impacting commuters and visitors during peak travel periods.
Crashes Close Roads in Kawartha Lakes Region
A series of collisions in the Kawartha Lakes area has led to significant road closures, disrupting travel and prompting emergency responses from local authorities.
Gas Price Relief Tied to Iran Conflict, Says Energy Secretary
Energy Secretary Chris Wright states rising fuel costs from U.S.-Iran tensions are a short-term disruption, with prices expected to drop after conflict ends, though no guarantees on timing.
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Calgary Closes Crash-Prone Exit After Safety Concerns
The city of Calgary has permanently barricaded a high-risk exit in the southwest following numerous accidents and persistent safety warnings from residents and officials.
1,500 Pounds of Fish Stolen, Nets Cut Near Thessalon
Ontario Provincial Police and Crime Stoppers are investigating a significant theft and vandalism incident near Thessalon, where 1,500 pounds of fish were stolen and fishing nets were deliberately cut.
N.B. Bridge Pegged for Recreation to Be Demolished Instead
The Anderson Bridge in New Brunswick, initially designated for recreational use, is now set for demolition due to structural concerns, impacting local infrastructure plans.
Poilievre Pitches 'Dollar-for-Dollar' Tariff Policy for Auto Sector
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre proposes exempting Canadian-made vehicles from federal sales tax and implementing a reciprocal tariff policy with the U.S. and Mexico to protect Canada's automotive industry.
Teen Girl Critically Injured in Montreal Highway 20 Crash
A teenage girl is in critical condition following a serious SUV collision on Highway 20 in Montreal's South Shore. The Sûreté du Québec is investigating the incident that occurred on March 15, 2026.
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PEI Faces Unscheduled Gas Price Increase, Sparking Worry
Prince Edward Island residents are grappling with an unanticipated surge in gas prices, announced on March 15, 2026. The sudden increase has raised alarms about affordability and economic impact in the province.
Vancouver's Cambie Street Corridor to Face Major Road Closures
Vancouver announces significant road closures along the Cambie Street corridor due to ongoing construction, impacting traffic and local commuters.
Cambridge Landlord Hit with $700 Snow Clearing Bill (15.03.2026)
A Cambridge property owner is blindsided by a $700 sidewalk snow-clearing invoice from the city. Meanwhile, police charge wrong-way drivers, and a local puppy seeks a forever home in this week's top stories.
Four Hospitalized After Abbotsford Crash
A multi-vehicle accident in Abbotsford has resulted in four people being transported to the hospital with injuries. Authorities are investigating the cause of the crash.
Gas Price Surge During Iran War Fuels Public Suspicion
As gas prices soar past $1.76 per litre in Quebec during the Iran conflict, citizens question whether oil companies are exploiting the war and if governments are complicit in unjustified price hikes.
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Jackknifed Truck Crash on Hwy. 401 Near DVP Now Cleared
A jackknifed tractor-trailer blocked all westbound express lanes on Highway 401 west of the Don Valley Parkway, causing significant disruptions. The incident has now been fully cleared.
Snowmobile Crash Kills Southern Ontario Teen in Cochrane
A tragic snowmobile accident in Cochrane, Ontario, resulted in the death of a southern Ontario teenager after a collision with a commercial vehicle. Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the incident.
Calgary's $7.8M Riverfront Home Listed with Stunning Views
A luxurious property at 714 Riverdale Avenue S.W. in Calgary has been listed for $7.8 million, offering breathtaking vistas of the Elbow River and premium amenities in an exclusive neighborhood.
Career Expert on 'Job Hugging' and When to Move On
Career expert Angela Champ discusses the workplace trend of 'job hugging,' explaining what it means and how to recognize when it's time to leave your current position for better opportunities.
Quebec Maple Syrup Industry Embraces Automation and Expansion
Quebec's maple syrup producers are investing in automation and expanding operations to meet growing global demand, leveraging technology to enhance efficiency and maintain their dominant market position.
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Jackknifed Truck Blocks Hwy. 401 Express Lanes Near DVP
A jackknifed tractor trailer blocked all westbound express lanes on Highway 401 near the Don Valley Parkway on March 15, 2026, causing significant traffic disruptions in Toronto.
Man Critically Injured After Scarborough Vehicle Collision
A man in his 40s is in critical condition after being hit by a car in Scarborough on March 15, 2026. Police are investigating the incident, which occurred early Saturday morning.
O-Train Line 1 Service Restored After Freezing Rain Storm
Ottawa's O-Train Line 1 has resumed full operations following a multi-day suspension caused by a severe freezing rain storm, with transit officials confirming restoration as of March 15, 2026.
U.S.-China Trade Talks Resume in Paris, Paving Way for Summit
High-level trade negotiations between the United States and China have recommenced in Paris, creating a pathway for a potential summit between former President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
Man Hit by Car in Scarborough Collision, Police Probe
A man in his 30s was injured after being hit by a car in Scarborough, with police responding to the scene and launching an investigation into the circumstances of the collision.
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Why You Can't Smile in Passport Photos
Passport photos require neutral expressions due to facial recognition technology used at borders. Smiling alters facial proportions, making identity verification harder for biometric systems.
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