Sask. Startup School Builds Local Success Stories
A Saskatchewan-based startup school is empowering local entrepreneurs with the skills and support needed to launch thriving businesses, fostering economic growth and innovation in the province.
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Crash Blocks North Barrie Road, Transit Bus Involved
A collision involving a car and a Barrie transit bus has blocked Georgian Drive in Barrie, Ontario, causing traffic disruptions on March 13, 2026.
Alberta Unemployment Beats National Average, Bucking Trend
Alberta's labor market shows resilience as its unemployment rate remains lower than the national average in February 2026, despite broader economic challenges across Canada.
Fuel Price Surge Hits Saskatchewan Businesses Hard
Rising fuel prices are significantly increasing operational costs for businesses across Saskatchewan, impacting sectors from agriculture to retail and transportation.
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Oakridge Crane Removal to Snarl Cambie Street Traffic
A major crane deconstruction at Vancouver's Oakridge Park development will close Cambie Street fully for three days and reduce lanes later, impacting commuters and travelers during spring break.
Architect Proposes Tower for Vancouver's Complex Site
James Cheng Architects unveils a 22-storey office tower design for 601 West Cordova, aiming to revitalize a challenging downtown Vancouver property that has stalled for decades.
Ottawa Stores Could Open on Family Day and Victoria Day
Ottawa is considering allowing retail stores to operate on Family Day and Victoria Day, potentially changing holiday shopping traditions in the city. The proposal aims to boost local commerce while balancing employee considerations.
Saskatchewan Plans New Poultry Research Facility
Saskatchewan is set to build a new poultry research facility as Canada's egg industry transitions away from cages, enhancing animal welfare and agricultural innovation.
Ontario Buys 205 km Railway for Northlander Expansion
The Ontario government has purchased 205 kilometers of railway to enhance the Ontario Northlander service, extending it to 740 kilometers between Timmins and Toronto with 16 stops.
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Domestic Metals Finishes Smart Creek IP Survey, Updates Warrant Terms
Domestic Metals Corp. has completed a 26 line-km IP geophysical survey at its Smart Creek copper-gold-silver project in Montana, aiming to expand drill targets for Q2 2026. The company also amended warrant terms for a private placement, raising up to $3.5
Bird Construction Stock: 30% Upside on $11B Backlog
Bird Construction shares surged after strong earnings, with analysts highlighting a massive $11.1 billion project backlog. Meanwhile, Goeasy faces turmoil as shares plummet 57% following dividend suspension and guidance withdrawal.
Gas Price Spike from Iran War Alters Canadian Spending
Escalating fuel costs driven by Middle East tensions are prompting consumers across Canada to rethink budgets, with economic ripple effects expected to intensify.
OC Transpo May Shut Down LRT for Freezing Rain Events
Ottawa's OC Transpo is evaluating proactive LRT service suspensions during freezing rain to avoid future outages, following a recent power line failure at Blair Station.
Montreal Gas Prices to Spike This Weekend Due to Iran Conflict
Montrealers face a sharp increase in gas prices this weekend as global tensions from the Iran conflict disrupt oil markets, impacting local fuel costs and consumer budgets.
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B.C. to Build $24M Undersea Internet Cable to Haida Gwaii
British Columbia announces a major $24 million project to construct an undersea fiber-optic cable connecting Haida Gwaii, aiming to significantly improve internet access and reliability for the remote archipelago by 2026.
U of S Poultry Facility Receives $6.2M Investment
The University of Saskatchewan secures $6.2 million for a groundbreaking poultry research facility, featuring enriched housing and public viewing systems, set to become North America's first of its kind.
Power, Water Services Impacted in Northern Alberta This Weekend
Essential utility services including power and water will be temporarily disrupted for residents in parts of northern Alberta this weekend due to scheduled maintenance work.
Union Sues Over Airport Worker Security Clearance Revocations
A major labor union has filed a lawsuit alleging the Trump administration illegally revoked security clearances for dozens of immigrant airport workers, costing them their jobs at major airports nationwide.
N.S. Farm Owner Struggles with Rising Diesel Costs
A Nova Scotia farm owner faces mounting financial strain due to escalating diesel prices, highlighting broader challenges in the agricultural sector and rural economies.
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Horses Exported to Japan Suffer Illnesses, Deaths: Advocates
Animal rights groups report that horses exported from Canada to Japan are facing severe illnesses and fatalities during transport, calling the situation unacceptable.
Canada Supplies 23.6M Oil Barrels Under IEA Plan
Canada is contributing 23.6 million barrels of oil as part of an International Energy Agency release to stabilize markets during the Mideast conflict, announced by Energy Minister Tim Hodgson.
Clarence-Rockland Considers Transit Link with Ottawa
The city of Clarence-Rockland is evaluating a potential transit connection to Ottawa, aiming to improve regional transportation and support economic growth in Eastern Ontario.
Secret Ticketmaster Deal Sparks Frantic Antitrust Negotiations
A last-minute secret agreement between Live Nation and the Justice Department has avoided a high-profile breakup trial, but states continue pressing forward with their own legal challenges.
SaskPower Rates May Double by 2050, NDP Modelling Claims
New modelling from the NDP suggests SaskPower rates could surge by up to 100% by 2050 if current provincial policies remain unchanged, raising concerns over affordability and energy planning.
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Edmonton Touts Benefits of Transitional Housing Projects
City officials and a doctor in Edmonton highlight the advantages of transitional housing projects, emphasizing their role in community support and public health.
Downed Hydro Pole Closes County Road 9 in Amherstburg
A fallen hydro pole has led to the closure of County Road 9 in Amherstburg, causing traffic disruptions. Authorities are on the scene to assess damage and restore normalcy.
Highway 401 Truck Crash Injures Two Near Chatham
A transport truck crash on Highway 401 in Chatham, Ontario, resulted in two injuries. The incident occurred on March 13, 2026, with emergency services responding promptly to the scene.
Edmonton Airport Traffic Nears 2019 Pre-Pandemic Levels
Edmonton International Airport reports passenger volumes are nearly back to 2019 levels, signaling a strong recovery in air travel demand and regional economic activity.
Entrepreneur Warns Bill C-9 Could Stifle Innovation in Fragile Economy
Canadian technology entrepreneur Yanik Guillemette cautions that Bill C-9, the Combatting Hate Act, may create regulatory uncertainty that hampers innovation during a period of economic fragility marked by significant job losses.
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Windsor Tunnel Traffic Holds Steady Amid Decline in U.S. Travel
A new survey indicates a decline in Canadians traveling to the United States, yet traffic through the Windsor-Detroit Tunnel remains stable, highlighting regional resilience and cross-border dynamics in Windsor, Ontario.
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