Northland Takes Full Control of Denny's Canada Brand
Vancouver-based Northland Properties has acquired Canadian trademarks and intellectual property for Denny's, ending the master franchise arrangement and gaining full domestic brand control.
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Winnipeg Lists Prime Osborne Village Lot for $1.65M
The City of Winnipeg has listed a prime development lot at the corner of Osborne Street and Stradbrook Avenue for $1.65 million, sparking interest in the vibrant Osborne Village neighborhood.
Auto Theft Claims Surge in Alberta Cities: IBC
A new report from the Insurance Bureau of Canada reveals a sharp rise in auto theft claims across Alberta's urban centers, leading to escalating costs for insurers and consumers alike.
Southwest Airlines' New Seat Policy Affects Plus-Size Passengers
Southwest Airlines implements its 'Extra Seat Policy' requiring passengers who cannot fit between armrests to purchase additional seats in advance, sparking controversy over accessibility and body inclusivity in air travel.
EU and India Conclude Major Trade Deal
The European Union and India have successfully concluded a significant trade agreement, marking a major step in their economic partnership and global trade relations.
Allied Gold CEO Says Cash Deal Trumps Gold Rally
Allied Gold Corporation's Chairman and CEO Peter Marrone discusses the company's recent strategic cash transaction with a Chinese buyer, emphasizing its long-term value over short-term gains from the current gold market surge.
Porter Airlines Closing Halifax Crew Base in May 2026
Porter Airlines announces the closure of its Halifax crew base in May 2026, a significant move affecting regional aviation operations in Nova Scotia.
Alberta Housing Boom, Ontario Slump in 2025
Alberta broke ground on 54,858 new homes in 2025, a 14% increase, while Ontario housing starts fell 12% to 65,376 units, marking the fourth consecutive year of decline.
Lionsgate Names Steven Mnuchin to Board
Lionsgate Studios Corp. has appointed former U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin to its board of directors, effective immediately, in a strategic move to bolster corporate governance.
Franco-Nevada Raises Dividend, Names New Chair
Franco-Nevada Corp. increases its quarterly dividend and appoints former Rio Tinto CEO Tom Albanese as its next chair, signaling strong corporate governance and shareholder returns.
UAE Firm Sues Lebanon Over $1.7B Losses
A major UAE conglomerate announces legal action against Lebanon to recover $1.7 billion in investment losses, escalating international financial disputes.
Advisory Firms Support Laurentian Bank's Fairstone Deal
Leading proxy advisory firms recommend Laurentian Bank shareholders approve the acquisition of Fairstone Bank, citing strategic benefits and financial growth potential.
Canada-U.S. Consumer Spending Divergence: CIBC Concern
A new CIBC report highlights a growing K-shaped divergence in consumer spending patterns between Canada and the United States, raising economic concerns.
Canada's Defence: Resource Control Against U.S. Threats
Analysis suggests Canada's control over critical natural resources like oil, gas, and uranium provides significant defensive leverage against potential U.S. aggression, serving as a strategic deterrent.
Fatal West Nipissing Crash: One Dead, Four Hospitalized
A tragic collision on Highway 17 in West Nipissing has resulted in one fatality and four individuals hospitalized, prompting road closures and an ongoing investigation by authorities.
Calgary Print Shop Owners Win Top Service Award
Ray and Joan Wiens, owners of Minuteman Press in South Calgary, celebrate seven years in business with expansion, acquisitions, and a prestigious customer service award.
BMO Replaces Air Miles with Blue Rewards Program
BMO Financial Group announces the replacement of Air Miles with Blue Rewards, converting existing points automatically while ending the Shell partnership as the gas station joins Scene+.
Bank of Canada Expected to Hold Interest Rate Steady
The Bank of Canada is widely anticipated to keep its key interest rate unchanged at 2.25% on January 28, with economic data and trade tensions weakening the case for future hikes.
Collision Closes Eastbound Henday at 111 Street in Edmonton
A significant traffic collision has forced the closure of eastbound Anthony Henday Drive at 111 Street in south Edmonton, causing major disruptions during the Monday morning commute.
Carney Links Trump Tariffs to CUSMA Negotiations
Prime Minister Mark Carney ties former U.S. President Donald Trump's renewed tariff warnings to sensitive discussions around the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement as trade tensions escalate.
Moe: Pragmatic China Engagement Beats Isolationism for Canada
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe argues that Canada's economic future depends on pragmatic engagement with China rather than isolationism, highlighting recent trade successes.
Crypto Traders Move to Prediction Bets After Market Crash
Following a $150 billion cryptocurrency market crash, traders are abandoning token speculation for prediction markets, creating a surprising new use case for blockchain technology.
1 in 5 Quebecers Had Rent Payment Trouble: Study
A new study reveals a severe rent affordability crisis in Quebec, with 20% of residents reporting difficulty paying rent over the last year, highlighting growing housing pressures.
Crypto Traders Move to Prediction Bets After Crash
Following a $150 billion cryptocurrency market crash, traders are migrating to prediction markets for sports, politics and economic events while still relying on blockchain infrastructure.
Zijin Buys Allied Gold in $5.5B Deal as Gold Hits Record
China's Zijin Gold International acquires Toronto-based Allied Gold Corp. in a $5.5 billion all-cash transaction announced as gold prices surpass $5,000 per ounce for the first time.
Trump's JPMorgan Lawsuit Escalates Wall Street Clash
Former President Donald Trump's legal action against JPMorgan Chase underscores a deepening rift with major financial institutions, reflecting broader political and economic tensions.
Ottawa 2026 Housing Trends: Flexibility Meets Affordability
Ottawa's 2026 housing market emphasizes affordability and flexible living spaces. Experts reveal trends in multi-generational homes, energy efficiency, and adaptable designs.
Private Jet Crash in Maine Snow Kills 7, One Survives
A private jet carrying eight people crashed during takeoff from Bangor International Airport in heavy snow, with seven fatalities confirmed by the U.S. FAA. The sole survivor's condition remains unknown.
Sask. Man Demands Rail Crossing Changes After Wife's Death
Matthew Thompson of Saskatchewan is advocating for improved rail crossing safety after his wife Alyssa died in a collision at a Churchbridge crossing in December 2025.
Ontario Couple's WestJet 'Trip from Hell' Over Lost Luggage
A retired London, Ontario couple's holiday trip to Kelowna turned into a travel nightmare with WestJet, featuring lost luggage, confusing airline responses, and multiple costly delays.
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