Vintage Store The Clubhouse Opens in Historic Saskatoon Building
Taylor Cross and Sam Murphy expand their vintage business with The Clubhouse by Seven Sundays, offering unisex and male clothing in a nostalgic downtown Saskatoon location.
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Winnipeg Mails 2026 Property Assessment Notices
The City of Winnipeg has begun mailing proposed assessed property value notices for 2026 to local homeowners, a key step in determining municipal tax obligations.
Trump Tariff Threats Against Canada: Experts Warn of Mutual Harm
Economic experts caution that former President Trump's renewed tariff threats against Canada could damage trade relations and hurt both nations' economies, amid ongoing trade tensions.
Ontario Man Loses $260K in 'Pump-and-Dump' Scam
A Richmond Hill, Ontario, resident lost a quarter-million dollars in a fraudulent 'pump-and-dump' stock scheme, highlighting ongoing investment risks for Canadian consumers.
Gen Z Duo Moves $35M Startup from Canada to U.S.
A young entrepreneurial pair in Canada grew their tech startup to a $35 million valuation, only to move operations to the United States, highlighting broader trends in the tech industry.
McEwen Drills 5.55 gpt Gold Over 44.2m at Gold Bar Mine
McEwen Inc. reports exceptional drill results from Nevada's Gold Bar Mine Complex, including 5.55 gpt gold over 44.2 meters at Windfall deposit, advancing transformation into long-life operation.
Ottawa-Alberta Deal Insufficient for Energy Competitiveness
The federal government's memorandum of understanding with Alberta fails to address key barriers to energy investment, leaving Canada vulnerable to Venezuela's potential resurgence as an oil producer.
Improving Automatic Tax Filing: CRA's Next Steps
Automatic tax filing promises to simplify tax compliance for millions of Canadians with straightforward returns. Kim Moody explains how the CRA can enhance this system while addressing concerns about government overreach.
Carney Could Shield Canada from Chinese Dumping, Ease U.S. Fears
Prime Minister Mark Carney's potential crackdown on non-market Chinese imports like tires could safeguard Canadian industries and address U.S. concerns about trade vulnerabilities.
Canadian Stocks Gain with Wall Street, Gold Edges Lower
The S&P/TSX composite index tracked gains on Wall Street, while gold prices retreated slightly after hitting a record US$5,000 per ounce. Market sentiment was buoyed by global economic factors.
Ontario Public Sector Pay Gap: 7.9% Higher Than Private
A Fraser Institute report reveals Ontario government employees earn 7.9% more on average than private sector workers, with superior benefits and job security.
Trump Raises Tariffs on South Korea Over Trade Deal Delay
President Trump increases tariffs on South Korean goods, citing legislative delays in approving a trade framework. The move signals ongoing trade tensions and potential global economic disruptions.
Campaign Urges Employers to Recognize Domestic Violence at Work
A new initiative in Canada educates employers on supporting workers facing domestic violence, highlighting legal duties and practical steps for safer workplaces.
Ipsen Names Pierrick Lefranc Executive VP Technical Operations
Ipsen announces Pierrick Lefranc's appointment as Executive Vice President of Technical Operations and member of the Executive Leadership Team, effective April 1, 2026.
Calgary, Lethbridge Businesses Optimistic for 2026: Survey
A new Brighter Together Business Survey reveals a majority of local enterprises in Calgary and Lethbridge are positive about economic prospects for 2026, signaling regional confidence.
Alberta's $900M Bitumen Royalty Program Launches
The Alberta government introduces a new bitumen royalty-in-kind program, allowing it to borrow up to $900 million to collect oil sands royalties in bitumen rather than cash to enhance market access.
B.C. Approves Open-Pit Gold Mine with Indigenous Role
British Columbia's government has granted environmental approval to convert an underground gold and silver mine into an open-pit operation, featuring unprecedented Indigenous collaboration and economic potential amid soaring gold prices.
B.C. Premier Promises Faster Mining Applications
British Columbia's mining sector welcomes Premier David Eby's commitment to streamline permit processes, aiming to bolster economic growth while maintaining environmental standards.
Highway 11 Reopens After Oro-Medonte Collision
Highway 11 in Oro-Medonte has reopened after a collision caused temporary closures. The incident disrupted traffic flow in the Barrie area, with authorities working to clear the scene and restore normal conditions for motorists.
exo Cuts 11% of Workforce in Montreal Restructuring
Montreal's regional public transit agency exo is reducing its workforce by 11% in a difficult restructuring decision that will impact numerous employees across the organization.
First Nation Invests $65M in Edmonton Property for Revenue
The Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory in Northern Ontario has made a strategic $65 million investment in Edmonton's Connect Centre to generate long-term revenue for community needs and economic development.
Canada-India Energy Partnership Expands Amid Diplomatic Reset
Canada and India commit to expanding oil and gas trade while exploring collaboration in hydrogen, battery storage, critical minerals and AI in energy sectors as diplomatic relations improve.
Eglinton Crosstown LRT Opening February 8 After Delays
Premier Doug Ford confirms the long-delayed Eglinton Crosstown LRT will open on February 8, marking the end of what he called a 'nightmare' transit project for Toronto.
Truckers Queue for Hours at Goderich Salt Mine Amid Shortage
The Goderich salt mine is operating at full capacity to address a critical provincial shortage during severe winter weather, with truckers lining up for hours to secure loads.
Alberta Housing Boom vs Ontario Slump: Fee Impact
New data reveals Alberta built nearly as many homes as Ontario in 2025 despite having less than a third of the population. Government fees and development charges are identified as key factors driving the disparity in housing construction between the prov
Fatal Crash on Anthony Henday Drive Under Investigation
A 27-year-old man died after his broken-down vehicle was struck from behind at highway speed on Anthony Henday Drive in south Edmonton. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.
Vancouver Broadway Closure Sparks Business Fears
A four-month closure of a key section of Vancouver's Broadway corridor begins Monday, leaving local business owners anxious about potential revenue losses and operational disruptions.
Eglinton Crosstown LRT Opening Date Announced
Toronto's long-awaited Eglinton Crosstown LRT is scheduled to begin service on February 8, 2026, according to sources. The announcement marks a significant milestone for the city's transit infrastructure.
Grocery Rebate Welcome But Won't Fix Affordability: Shoppers
Ottawa shoppers acknowledge the federal grocery rebate as a helpful measure but emphasize it falls short of addressing the broader affordability crisis impacting Canadian households.
Trump Threatens Tariff Hike on South Korean Goods
Former U.S. President Donald Trump warns of increased tariffs on South Korean products, citing inaction on trade agreements, as global economic tensions simmer.
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