Westhaven Gold Corp. announces final 2025 drilling results from its Shovelnose Gold Project in British Columbia, including high-grade intercepts of 8.05m at 6.18 g/t Au and 89.7 g/t Ag at the South Zone deposit.
China clarifies its trade agreement with Canada is independent, not a reaction to U.S. tariffs, amid ongoing international economic tensions and diplomatic discussions.
School buses are running in Ottawa on Monday but cancelled in eastern Ontario and Renfrew County due to winter weather conditions. The cancellations come as a massive snowstorm impacts parts of the region.
Canadian rental prices are projected to decline through 2026 due to increasing supply and slowing demand, offering temporary relief for tenants while challenging landlords with softer market conditions.
Financial markets show early warning signs of structural shifts, with gold surging 70% and Japanese bond yields hitting 4%. Investors must act as central bank policies risk currency debasement.
A historical look at how Canada once built major pipeline projects in weeks, not years, with the 1912 Calgary gas line completed in just 16 days compared to today's lengthy processes.
World stock markets experienced a broad decline on Monday, January 26, 2026, as the Japanese yen appreciated significantly against the U.S. dollar, creating ripple effects across international financial sectors.
A devastating explosion and subsequent fire at a cookie manufacturing facility in Trikala, central Greece, has resulted in at least four fatalities. The incident occurred on Monday, January 26, 2026, causing significant damage to the industrial building.
The Bank of Canada is widely anticipated to maintain its key interest rate at the current level during this week's announcement, with analysts suggesting it could remain unchanged throughout 2026.
Federal public servants with permanent medical conditions report being asked repeatedly to justify accommodation needs, creating unnecessary stress and administrative burden despite existing documentation.
Economist Andrew Hale resigns from Heritage Foundation, citing concerns over Kevin Roberts' leadership and controversial stances that have sparked donor and staff departures.
Alberta sets consecutive housing start records while Ontario sees fourth year of decline. Experts point to regulatory differences and economic policies as key factors in this growing provincial divide.
With over 100 collisions reported across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, CAA is prioritizing assistance for drivers in unsafe situations as a massive snowstorm causes widespread closures.
Harvest ETFs launches HPYB and HPYE, innovative funds combining covered calls and put strategies to generate high, regular income while offering market exposure, appealing to investors in Canada's challenging economic climate.
Bitget's traditional finance platform has doubled its daily trading volume to $4 billion, signaling a major shift as cryptocurrency traders increasingly access global markets through unified exchanges.
A Bombardier Challenger 650 business jet carrying eight people crashed during takeoff at Bangor International Airport in Maine on Sunday evening. Emergency responders are on scene, and the FAA and NTSB are investigating the incident, which occurred amid a
A ferry carrying more than 350 people has sunk in the southern Philippines, resulting in at least 15 fatalities. The incident occurred near Baluk-Baluk Island, Basilan, with rescue operations ongoing.
A severe winter storm in Toronto is causing significant flight delays and cancellations at Vancouver International Airport, with widespread travel disruptions across Canada.
Montreal-Trudeau International Airport faces flight cancellations as severe weather approaches, with airlines advising travelers to check status updates before heading to the airport.
Nova Scotia Power faces negative reactions after urging customers to conserve electricity during extreme winter conditions, highlighting tensions over energy reliability.
A Vancouver man's claim for $5,000 in damages after burning his hand on oatmeal in an Air Canada lounge has been unsuccessful, highlighting liability issues in airport hospitality services.
With over 100 collisions reported across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, CAA South Central Ontario is focusing on assisting drivers in unsafe situations during a severe winter storm.
A Toronto Police Service kiosk designed for cyclists and pedestrians to report collisions receives just over two reports per day, raising questions about its effectiveness and utilization.
The Abbotsford Police Department is asking for public assistance to locate the rightful owner of lumber believed stolen in December 2025, releasing a photo of the recovered materials.
A community rally in Cochrane, Ontario, has called for urgent safety improvements to Highway 11 following recent fatal crashes, highlighting infrastructure concerns in the region.
A new Consumer Choice Center report finds it would take the average individual 44 years to save for a Toronto home without family help, highlighting severe affordability challenges.
Thunder Bay Pulp and Paper announces the cessation of its newsprint production, a move that will impact up to 150 employees in Northern Ontario.
Ontario Provincial Police have laid a stunt driving charge against a 70-year-old motorist caught traveling 151 km/h on Highway 17, along with a cannabis-related offence.
Over a dozen Minnesota CEOs have issued a joint letter urging calm and de-escalation following the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by federal agents in Minneapolis, as tensions rise in the city.
Hydro-Québec expects most Montreal-area customers to have electricity back by Sunday evening after an equipment failure, though some may wait until Monday morning.