Canmore Vacancy Tax Upheld by Alberta Appeals Court
Alberta's highest court has dismissed a challenge to Canmore's controversial vacancy tax, affirming the town's authority to implement the measure aimed at addressing housing shortages.
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B.C. Appraisers Add Land-Claims Clause After Court Case
Following a landmark Aboriginal title court case, some property appraisers in British Columbia are now including clauses addressing Indigenous land claims in their reports to manage legal risks.
Gas, Shipping, Grocery Prices Could Rise Until Oil Route Reopens
Economic experts caution that the closure of a major oil route may lead to potentially catastrophic price increases in gas, shipping, and groceries, with impacts expected until the route is restored.
CAQ Candidates Vow Carbon Charge Reimbursements for Quebec Farmers
Coalition Avenir Québec leadership candidates Christine Fréchette and Bernard Drainville promise full reimbursement of carbon charges for farmers, addressing rising fuel and fertilizer costs amid Middle East conflict.
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Trailer Transporting Gas-Cooling Tower to Cause Delays East of Edmonton
Motorists east of Edmonton should anticipate significant traffic disruptions on Friday as a specialized trailer transports a massive gas-cooling tower to the Dow facility in Fort Saskatchewan.
Staged Collisions Rise as Auto Theft Falls, Fraud Grows
Insurance companies report a nearly 400% increase in staged collisions in 2025, linked to organized crime, while auto thefts decline by 18% nationwide. Experts warn drivers to stay vigilant against fraudulent schemes.
Union Leaders Slam Government Cuts as 'Decimation' of Services
Public sector unions warn parliamentary committee that federal job cuts will severely impact essential services from food inspection to veterans' benefits, with leaders calling the reductions a crisis in the making.
Hydro-Québec Uses New Method to Shield Grid in Ice Storm
Hydro-Québec implemented an innovative, never-before-tried technique to safeguard the electrical grid during Wednesday's severe ice storm, preventing widespread outages.
Early Mortgage Renewals: Why Fine Print Matters Now
As mortgage rates climb, banks are contacting homeowners months before renewal. Experts warn that attractive rates may hide costly penalties and terms requiring careful scrutiny before signing.
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Windsor-Essex Job Growth Outpaces Population, Workforce Concerns
A new report highlights that job creation in Windsor-Essex is growing faster than the population, sparking concerns about workforce shortages and economic sustainability in the region.
Hotel Employee Fired After Video Shows Family Forced from Room
A Manitoba hotel chain has fired an employee after a video surfaced showing them arguing with and evicting a family from Pimicikamak Cree Nation during a surgery recovery stay.
Calgary's Hillhurst Area Public Engagement for Grace Hospital Redevelopment
Public engagement has commenced for a significant new development on the former Grace Hospital site in Calgary's Hillhurst neighborhood, marking a pivotal step in urban revitalization.
Alberta Budget 2026 Shatters Fiscal Restraint Illusions
Alberta's 2026 budget reveals a $9.4 billion deficit, marking the end of fiscal responsibility in Canada as spending surges and taxes rise under Premier Danielle Smith's government.
B.C. Housing Market Struggles with February Sales Slump
Home sales across all regions of British Columbia declined in February, reflecting ongoing challenges in the real estate sector amid economic pressures.
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Edmonton City Workplace Safety Crisis: 5,000+ WCB Claims
Workers Compensation Board claims from City of Edmonton employees have surged 15% since 2021, with over 5,200 claims including physical injuries and mental health issues, prompting council budget debates.
Truck with Handwritten Licence Plate Pulled Over Near Temagami
Ontario Provincial Police charge two drivers and an Alberta-based company with 26 offences after a truck with a handwritten licence plate and safety defects was spotted on Highway 11.
MDA Space IPO Creates Acquisition Currency for Global Growth
MDA Space Ltd.'s $300 million NYSE debut positions Canada's largest space tech firm to pursue acquisitions in U.S. and European markets while accessing space-focused American investors.
Calgary Residents Move into New Tsuut'ina Nation Development
The first residents have begun moving into a new housing development on the Tsuut'ina Nation near Calgary, marking a significant milestone in urban expansion and Indigenous community partnerships.
Canadian Airlines Hike Fares as Jet Fuel Costs Soar
Canadian airlines are implementing fuel surcharges and raising ticket prices due to soaring jet fuel costs triggered by the Iran war, with experts warning of significant fare increases.
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O-Train East Spalling Issue, West Extension Delayed to 2027
Ottawa's O-Train east extension faces delays due to spalling issues, while the west extension is now set for summer 2027, impacting city transit plans.
Canadian Exchange Pushes to End Quarterly Corporate Reporting
The TMX Group, operator of Canada's primary stock exchange, is urging regulators to eliminate mandatory quarterly financial reporting for all listed companies, citing reduced short-term pressures and enhanced long-term strategic focus.
Rental Apartments Lead 2025 Housing Starts, Ownership Declines
Canada's housing starts rose 6% in 2025 to 259,000 units, driven by record rental construction. However, a decline in ownership-geared builds threatens future buying options, with condominium presales collapsing in major markets.
Inexperience, Poor Maintenance Led to Fatal B.C. Plane Crash: TSB
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada found that pilot inexperience and inadequate maintenance were key factors in a deadly plane crash near Tofino, B.C., in July 2024.
Oil Hits $100, Stocks Sink Amid Iran War Escalation
Oil prices skyrocket to over US$100 per barrel and global stocks plummet as the Iran-U.S. war intensifies, with no resolution in sight, impacting economies worldwide.
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Federal Rule Caps Bank NSF Fees at $10 to Aid Canadians
The Canadian government has implemented a new rule capping non-sufficient funds fees at $10 per transaction, aiming to ease financial strain for households during the cost of living crisis.
War and Global Tensions Fuel Rising Gold Prices
Gold prices are surging as geopolitical conflicts and global tensions create investor uncertainty, with experts predicting continued volatility in precious metals markets.
Dump Truck Tire Incident Disrupts Metro Vancouver Traffic
A dislodged tire from a dump truck caused traffic disruptions in Metro Vancouver, with police providing photos and details of the March 11, 2026 incident.
Dave's Hot Chicken Explores European Franchise Sale
Dave's Hot Chicken, the popular fried chicken chain with investment from rapper Drake, is exploring a sale of its European franchise rights. The move comes as celebrity-backed food chains continue to attract significant investor interest.
Saskatoon Overpass Hit Again, Traffic Disrupted
For the second time in less than a week, a truck carrying an over-height load collided with an overpass in Saskatoon, causing traffic disruptions and necessitating immediate repairs by city crews and engineers.
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Churchill Removed from UK Currency for Wildlife Design
The Bank of England announces a major redesign of UK banknotes, replacing historical figures like Winston Churchill with native animals. The move sparks political controversy.
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