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.
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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.
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.
Developers Sue Manitoba Officials Over Resort Project Sabotage
Two development firms and Winnipeg residents claim municipal officials deliberately undermined a resort project in Alonsa, leading to a $15 million lawsuit alleging bad faith and obstruction.
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18 Must-Have Spring Finds for Home and Lifestyle in 2026
Discover a curated selection of 18 spring essentials for home improvement, personal care, and outdoor activities in 2026, featuring products from brands like LEGO and IKEA.
Why Employees Unionize and How Smart Employers Prevent It
Labor expert Howard Levitt explains that unionization stems from management failures, not union persuasion. He outlines key warning signs and proactive strategies for employers to maintain union-free workplaces through effective leadership and consistent
Moscow Businesses Struggle Amid Russian Mobile Internet Restrictions
Russian authorities have imposed stringent restrictions on cellphone internet services in Moscow, severely impacting local businesses and daily operations. The measures, implemented in March 2026, are causing widespread economic disruption and operational
Fatal Cambridge Crash: One Dead, One Hospitalized
A serious motor vehicle collision in Cambridge has resulted in one fatality and left another individual hospitalized with injuries, as authorities investigate the incident.
Gold Prices Drop as Middle East War Fuels Inflation Concerns
Gold fell on Friday, heading for a second weekly decline as Middle East tensions keep oil prices high, boosting inflation and reducing rate cut expectations. Bullion remains up 17% this year.
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25-Storey High-Rise Proposed for Ottawa's Little Italy
A developer has pitched a 25-storey residential high-rise at 116 Beech Street in Ottawa's Little Italy, marking a significant urban development proposal for the area.
U.S. Eases Russian Oil Sanctions, Crude Prices Stay High
The United States has implemented a 30-day pause on certain Russian oil sanctions, but global crude prices continue to hold at high levels due to ongoing supply disruptions.
Dubai Real Estate Bonds Slump on Demand Fears
UAE real estate bonds face sharp declines as the Iran conflict rattles investor confidence, with issuance hitting $7 billion in 2025 but now under pressure from foreign buyer uncertainty.
Denver Airport Asks for Donations for Unpaid TSA Staff
Denver International Airport is urging travelers to donate grocery and gas gift cards to support TSA employees working without pay during a partial government shutdown, aiming to ease financial stress.
Cindy's Home and Garden Shop in Windsor to Close
Cindy's Home and Garden, a beloved local shop in Windsor, is set to close its doors permanently, marking the end of an era for the community and its loyal customers.
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Mysterious Steel Cylinder Emerges from Ground in Japan
A large steel cylinder suddenly emerged from the ground at a sewer construction site in Osaka, Japan, sparking local intrigue and investigation into the unexplained phenomenon.
Brampton Man Charged in $30K Butter and Alcohol Theft Case
Peel Regional Police have arrested Pintu Gohil, 48, after recovering 100 bricks of butter, 91 tubs of ghee, and 300 bottles of alcohol in a retail theft investigation.
Ontario to Allow Retailers to Open on Family Day, Victoria Day
The Ontario government is introducing legislation that would give retail businesses the choice to open on Family Day and Victoria Day, moving away from mandatory closures on these statutory holidays.
Full House Lottery's $2.4M Nordic Dream Home Elevates Wellness
The 2026 Full House Lottery grand prize is a $2.4-million Nordic-themed sanctuary in Riverstead at Keswick, featuring wellness spaces and supporting two hospital foundations.
Bank of Canada to Hold Rates Amid Oil Crisis, Economist Says
BMO's chief economist Douglas Porter explains why high oil prices from Middle East tensions may slow growth and increase inflation, but the Bank of Canada is likely to maintain current interest rates.
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Venture Global Moves Forward with CP2 LNG Project Phase Two
Venture Global is proceeding with the second phase of its CP2 LNG export project in Louisiana, marking a significant expansion in the liquefied natural gas sector as global demand rises.
Air Canada Expands Muskoka-Pearson Luxury Bus Service
Air Canada is significantly expanding its premium landline bus service, enhancing connectivity between Muskoka's resort region and Toronto Pearson International Airport for travelers.
OC Transpo Shifts Strategy to Restore Full O-Train Fleet
OC Transpo has shifted its focus from incremental increases to fully restoring the O-Train fleet, as councillors express frustration over slow repairs for spalling issues discovered in January.
Windsor Loses Bid to Buy Former Stadium Property
The City of Windsor has been unsuccessful in its attempt to purchase the former Windsor Stadium property, as revealed in recent municipal developments. The outcome marks a setback for local redevelopment plans.
Live Nation Staff Boasted About Gouging Fans in Court Docs
Internal Slack messages reveal Live Nation employees bragging about overcharging customers for parking and tickets, calling fans 'stupid' in court documents from an antitrust lawsuit.
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Sudbury Woman Gets 2 Years for $712K Kia Fraud
Deborah Lepage, 63, received a two-year-less-a-day sentence after defrauding Kia Sudbury of over $700,000 in a seven-year scheme, marking an emotional conclusion to the case.
G7 Leaders Oppose U.S. Pause on Russian Oil Sanctions
Prime Minister Mark Carney and other G7 leaders express disagreement with the U.S. decision to temporarily lift sanctions on Russian oil, citing concerns over energy security and the ongoing conflict in Iran.
Quebec Sees Sharpest Employment Decline Among Provinces
Quebec experienced the sharpest employment decline among provinces in February 2026, with a 1.2% drop, as national unemployment rose to 6.7%. The hardest-hit sectors include wholesale and retail trade, along with personal services.
Poilievre Visits Detroit Before Auto Pact Proposal
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre previewed a renewed Auto Pact proposal in Windsor, aiming to eliminate U.S. tariffs on Canadian auto sales and align regulations, before meeting with auto executives in Detroit.
London Highway Closures from Deteriorating Roads and Crash
Highway 402 in London, Ontario, faces closures as deteriorating road conditions lead to a multi-vehicle crash, causing significant traffic backups and disruptions.
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Bank of Canada Rate Cut Likely After Brutal Jobs Report
Following a disappointing February jobs report showing 84,000 job losses, economists argue the Bank of Canada is more likely to cut interest rates than hike, despite market expectations influenced by rising oil prices.
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