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.
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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.
RCMP Warns Businesses About Vape Shop Break-In Spree
Saskatchewan RCMP has issued a warning to businesses following a series of break-ins targeting vape shops across the province, urging increased security measures.
BMO Drops Air Miles for Blue Rewards, Shell Joins Scene+
BMO Financial Group announces it will replace Air Miles with its new Blue Rewards program this summer, while Shell joins the Scene+ loyalty network, marking a significant shift in Canadian rewards.
Toronto Transit, Airport Disrupted by Massive Snowfall
Toronto faces severe transit and airport disruptions following a record-breaking snowfall, with the TTC and Pearson Airport working to restore services amid ongoing challenges.
London Beer Store Closes as Retail Landscape Evolves
The Beer Store at 1727 Richmond Street in London, Ontario, is shutting its doors, reflecting broader changes in the retail and beverage industry across the province.
Canada-China Deal Sparks Trump Outrage, Tariff Threats
A new trade deal between Canada and China has provoked outrage from former U.S. President Donald Trump, who is threatening retaliatory tariffs. The agreement is expected to reshape North American trade dynamics.
OPP Pulls 2 Vehicles in Ottawa Valley Inspection Blitz
Ontario Provincial Police conducted a commercial vehicle inspection blitz in the Ottawa Valley, removing two vehicles from service for safety violations.
U.S. Criticizes Canada's Trade Shift with China
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggests Prime Minister Mark Carney performed an 'about-face' on China trade policy, warning of potential 100% tariffs from the U.S. if Canada pursues deeper agreements with Beijing.
Check-Cap Clears Nasdaq Hurdle for MBody AI Merger
Check-Cap Ltd. has regained compliance with Nasdaq's minimum shareholders' equity requirements, clearing a key regulatory hurdle for its merger with MBody AI to create a public embodied AI leader.
Virtus REIT Buys Sudbury Apartments for $3.3M
Virtus Diversified REIT strengthens its Northern Ontario portfolio with the strategic purchase of Pearl Street Apartments in Sudbury, a 23-unit residential property offering significant value creation potential.
Crash Closes Kitchener Highway 8 Flyover, Traffic Delays
A significant crash has forced the closure of the Highway 8 flyover in Kitchener, Ontario, leading to extensive traffic delays as emergency crews respond to the incident.
Private Jet Crashes in Maine, Eight Aboard
A private jet carrying eight individuals crashed during takeoff from Bangor International Airport in Maine, according to the FAA. The incident highlights aviation safety concerns.
Canada Holds Firm on Trade Pivot Despite U.S. Threats
Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand reaffirms commitment to diversifying trade away from the U.S. as Energy Minister heads to India for energy talks, despite Trump administration tariff threats.
Granola Bar Sales Drop Reveals Health Trends, Price Pressures
Falling granola bar sales reflect consumer shifts toward healthier eating and budget-conscious shopping, impacting Canadian oat farmers facing rising costs and changing market demands.
Gold Price Smashes $5,000 Barrier Amid Global Uncertainty
Gold prices skyrocketed beyond $5,000 per ounce, reaching a record high of over $5,111 as global political instability and economic uncertainty drive unprecedented demand for safe-haven assets.
NCC Seeks Operator for Dow's Lake Dock Revitalization
The National Capital Commission is launching a search for an operator to design, build, and manage new commercial docks and marine slips at Ottawa's Dow's Lake Pavilion, aiming to refresh the popular boating destination.
B.C. Mining Boom Leaves Prospectors Behind
The CEO of B.C.'s largest mineral exploration association reveals that prospectors are struggling despite a mining resurgence, with fewer claims registered and ongoing access challenges.
Boeing 737 Production Increase to Overshadow Q4 Loss
Boeing's strategic plans to ramp up 737 aircraft production are poised to dominate investor focus, potentially overshadowing an expected fourth-quarter financial loss as the aerospace giant navigates recovery.
Calgary Business Seeks Tangible Outcomes as Parliament Resumes
Calgary's business community emphasizes the need for measurable progress on economic and sovereignty issues as federal politicians return to Ottawa for the new parliamentary session.
B.C. Mining Future: Experts Discuss Expansion and Challenges
British Columbia's mining sector faces pivotal decisions as government pushes for rapid expansion of critical mineral production and new export markets. Industry leaders gather in Vancouver to address investment trends and exploration declines.
Toronto Sun Delivery Delayed After Major Snowstorm
Toronto Sun home delivery subscribers face delays on Monday due to Sunday's record-breaking snowstorm. Many roads remain unplowed and impassable, but drivers are working safely throughout the day.
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