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.
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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.
Ontario Snowstorm Leaves Travelers Stranded in Winnipeg
A severe winter storm in Ontario has caused widespread flight cancellations, leaving numerous travelers stranded at Winnipeg's airport and struggling to reach their destinations.
Saskatoon Bingo Hit with Second Labour Practice Ruling
Saskatoon's City Centre Bingo has been found in violation of unfair labour practices for the second time, highlighting ongoing workplace issues in the gaming sector.
Manitoba Hydro Nearly Breaks Record in Deep Freeze
Manitoba Hydro approached a historic peak electricity demand as extreme cold gripped the province, testing the utility's infrastructure and highlighting winter energy challenges.
Cyclists File Complaint Over Charges After Being Hit by Car
A Toronto cycling collective known for illuminated group rides has lodged a formal complaint against police after two members were charged subsequent to a vehicle collision during an outing.
Highway 11 Closed After Crash Near Barrie
A major crash has forced the closure of Highway 11 in the Barrie area, disrupting travel and prompting emergency response. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Maritime Power Grid Avoids Blackouts During Cold Snap
Atlantic Canada's power utilities successfully managed record-breaking cold temperatures over the weekend, preventing rolling outages despite surging electricity demand across the region.
London Drivers Urged to Be Patient in Road Salt Shortage
The City of London is requesting patience from motorists as it manages a province-wide shortage of road salt during winter weather, impacting road maintenance operations.
OC Transpo Runs 15 Trains on Line 1 at 60% Capacity
OC Transpo is operating 15 trains on O-Train Line 1 this week, representing approximately 60% of normal peak capacity. This temporary reduction affects commuter routes between Lees Station and Tunney's Pasture.
Calgary Photo Radar Tickets Delayed by Postal Strike Mailed
Over 13,000 photo enforcement tickets from 2025 are being mailed to Calgary drivers after a six-month Canada Post labor dispute suspension. Police cite safety benefits despite provincial reductions.
John Bailey Named Head of Economic Development Regina
John Bailey has been appointed as the new president and CEO of Economic Development Regina, bringing his community-building experience from the Regina Food Bank to lead economic growth initiatives in the Greater Regina Area.
Eldorado Gold Reports Strong Exploration Results in Canada, Greece
Eldorado Gold Corporation reveals significant new high-grade gold zones at its Lamaque Complex in Quebec and Olympias in Greece, alongside increased 2026 exploration investment.
Float Financial Gets $100M to Grow Business Banking in Canada
Toronto fintech Float Financial Solutions expands business banking offerings after securing $100M debt funding, maintaining 4% interest rates and launching new credit products for Canadian companies.
Ford Backs Federal Auto Strategy After Meeting with Carney, Joly
Ontario Premier Doug Ford praised the federal auto strategy as 'great' and committed Ontario's participation following a meeting with Industry Minister Melanie Joly and former Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney.
Winnipeg Transit Bus Catches Fire on Portage Avenue
A Winnipeg Transit bus was engulfed in flames on Portage Avenue at Arlington Street, causing significant disruption and raising safety concerns for public transportation in the city.
Winnipeg Sixth Most Congested Canadian City
Winnipeg has been ranked as the sixth most congested city in Canada, according to recent traffic data. The ranking highlights ongoing urban mobility challenges in Manitoba's capital.
Michael Burry's GameStop Hype Fuels Stock Surge
Famed investor Michael Burry's public endorsement of GameStop has triggered a significant stock rally, reigniting interest in the iconic meme stock as he expresses confidence in CEO Ryan Cohen's strategy.
U.S. Transportation Boss Firm on Airport Dress Code and Fitness
U.S. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy reiterates his stance against pajamas at airports and proposes mini gyms to improve passenger behavior and travel civility.
Alberta Research Centre Closure Impacts 100+ Workers
The federal government's decision to close the Lacombe Research and Development Centre in Alberta will affect more than 100 employees, raising concerns about agricultural research setbacks.
TSX Dips as Gold Hits Record $5,000
Canada's main stock index declined on Monday, contrasting with a historic rally in gold prices that breached the US$5,000 per ounce threshold for the first time.
Weather Grounds Flights at Halifax Airport
A significant winter weather event has led to widespread flight cancellations and passenger disruptions at Halifax Stanfield International Airport, with ongoing impacts on travel plans.
Dollar Falls, Gold Tops $5,000 as Stocks Rise in 2026
Major market shifts unfold as the U.S. dollar declines toward 2022 lows, gold surpasses $5,000, and equities gain. The Federal Reserve's 2026 rate cut timing becomes a key focus amid earnings season.
Westham Island Bridge Closed for Weeks After Boat Damage
The Westham Island Bridge in Delta, BC, remains closed for weeks after a marine vessel strike caused significant damage, prompting emergency response measures and long-term planning for residents and farmers.
Union: Federal Ag Research Set Back Decades by Job Cuts
The Public Service Alliance of Canada warns that recent job cuts at federal agriculture research centres have severely compromised scientific progress, potentially reversing decades of critical work.
Ex-Montreal Mayor Coderre's Debt Plan Accepted
Creditors have approved a debt-repayment proposal from former Montreal mayor and MP Denis Coderre, marking a significant step in his financial restructuring.
Carney's China Trade Deal Sparks Trump Tariff Threat
Prime Minister Mark Carney's pursuit of a trade agreement with China has provoked a severe response from U.S. President Donald Trump, who threatens 100% tariffs on Canadian goods, risking Canada's position in North American trade.
Calgary East Village $700M Development Projects for 2026
The Calgary Municipal Land Corporation outlines its 2026 business plan, including five new developments in East Village with 600 housing units and a hotel, starting with Library Square rental project.
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