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.
Provincial officials express confidence in the Eglinton Crosstown LRT's opening performance, even as challenges persist with the Finch West line in Toronto.
Prime Minister Mark Carney reaffirmed his Davos warning about the end of rules-based order in a call with President Trump, emphasizing Canada's trade diversification efforts.
The Conference Board's consumer confidence index dropped sharply in January, reaching its lowest point in nearly a decade as Americans express growing concerns about inflation, jobs, and economic uncertainty.
Metro Inc. saw net earnings decline 12.8% in Q1 2026, though same-store food sales rose 1.6% and online food sales surged 25.8% amid inflation and supply chain issues.
DreamHaven Books in Minneapolis experiences a wave of online orders and support following the circulation of a photo showing owner Greg Ketter at a recent demonstration.
The European Union and India have finalized a landmark free trade agreement after nearly 20 years of negotiations, establishing a massive economic zone and reducing reliance on U.S. and Chinese markets.
Matthew Holmes analyzes Canada's evolving trade relationship with China, highlighting cybersecurity risks, environmental concerns, and job implications as the nation navigates new economic realities.
The Beer Store announces the closure of four additional retail locations within the Greater Toronto Area, continuing a trend of restructuring in Ontario's alcohol retail landscape.
Analysis of Canada's evolving trade relationship with China, focusing on electric vehicles, cybersecurity, jobs, and strategic positioning in North America.
As Toronto considers transit refunds for service failures, Ottawa faces questions about implementing similar accountability measures for OC Transpo's chronic delays and cancellations.
Windsor City Council has unanimously approved a 2026 budget that freezes municipal property taxes while addressing affordability concerns and funding major infrastructure projects.
Aerospace giant Boeing returns to profitability in Q4 2025 following a major unit sale, while General Motors reports rising core profits driven by SUV and truck demand.
Canada and India commit to expanding oil, gas, and petroleum trade as they reboot diplomatic relations, with new agreements on energy diversification and investment.
A B.C. executor faces a frustrating battle with TD Bank after a $108,000 bank draft for his sister's inheritance went missing in registered mail, highlighting risks with bank drafts.
The City of Waterloo is proceeding with plans to demolish a former church building to clear the way for a new affordable housing project, addressing critical community needs.
Donald Trump's threat of 100% tariffs on Canadian goods if Canada pursues a China trade deal confirms Mark Carney's Davos warning about great powers using tariffs as weapons.
A comprehensive study analyzing 2.2 million parking events reveals truck drivers are forced to park on highway ramps due to critical shortages of safe rest areas across major US freight corridors.
A Barrie financial advisor has been convicted of fraud totaling $1.8 million and permanently banned by the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada.
Global consulting firm CGI announces a strategic partnership with OpenAI to incorporate advanced AI technologies into its business and technology solutions for clients.
Metro Inc. announces a dividend increase for shareholders, even as its first-quarter profit declines due to expenses from a new frozen food distribution centre.
Kimberly-Clark Corporation exceeded quarterly profit forecasts, driven by effective cost-cutting measures and resilient demand for essential consumer products.
Toronto Transit Commission's Line 2 subway service has resumed operations after a significant morning shutdown disrupted the commute for thousands of passengers across the city.
Economist Royce Mendes suggests the Bank of Canada could adopt a dovish tone to help borrowers despite holding rates steady, amid economic slowdown and trade uncertainty.
The Kenten luxury condominium development is rapidly taking shape at the entrance to Calgary's vibrant Kensington neighborhood, with most larger suites already sold including expansive penthouse units.
Residents in some northern Manitoba communities will see lower propane rates, providing financial relief amid ongoing economic pressures and winter conditions.
The Philippines has suspended a company's passenger ship operations following a tragic ferry sinking that claimed at least 18 lives. Coast guard personnel are conducting recovery efforts.
Chinese buyers and sellers in the gold market forecast sustained high demand and a continued rush for the precious metal, even as prices reach unprecedented levels.
A significant service disruption occurred on the TTC's Line 2 in Toronto after a trespasser was reported on the tracks, affecting commuters across a large stretch of the subway line.