Edmonton Seeks Ideas for Historic Power Plant Redevelopment
The City of Edmonton is soliciting community proposals for the adaptive reuse of the decommissioned Rossdale Power Plant, a historic landmark in central Edmonton.
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Eby's Economic Progress Contrasts with B.C. Forestry Woes
Premier David Eby touted economic progress at a Prince George forum, but acknowledged forestry remains a major challenge as another mill closure highlights sector struggles.
Winnipeg Eatery: Hydro Skywalk Limits Harm Business
Rudy's Eat & Drink in Winnipeg claims Manitoba Hydro's restrictions on skywalk access are negatively impacting customer traffic and revenue, sparking concerns about urban accessibility.
Alberta Rural Municipalities Face $17B Infrastructure Gap
A recent review by the Rural Municipalities of Alberta reveals a staggering $17 billion infrastructure deficit in rural areas, highlighting critical funding challenges for essential services and maintenance.
Cineplex Appeals Drip Pricing Decision to Supreme Court
Cineplex is challenging a recent drip pricing decision before the Supreme Court of Canada, aiming to overturn rulings on mandatory fees for movie tickets and concessions.
Toronto Closing Lake Shore Shelter, Condo Plans Emerge
The City of Toronto will not renew the lease for the large homeless shelter at 545 Lake Shore Blvd. W. in September, with the site advertised for condo redevelopment amid declining shelter demand.
TSX Gold Stock Sprott Up 122%, RBC Revises Small-Cap Picks
Sprott Inc. shares surge as gold approaches $5,000 per ounce, with TD Cowen raising price target to $176. RBC updates Canadian small-cap conviction list, adding StorageVault, Osisko, and Cascades.
Nappan Experimental Farm in Nova Scotia Seemingly Closing
The experimental agricultural research facility in Nappan, Nova Scotia, appears to be shutting down operations, raising questions about the future of agricultural innovation in the region.
DoorDash, Uber, Instacart Lose NYC Tipping Law Challenge
U.S. federal judges have rejected legal challenges from DoorDash, Uber, and Instacart against New York City's tipping regulations, upholding rules for gig economy workers.
SaskTel Centre Executives Pitch to Operate Downtown Arena
SaskTel Centre leadership has formally presented their proposal to manage the operations of Saskatoon's planned downtown event and entertainment district to local business leaders.
Lobster Industry Leaders Meet in Moncton on Trade Issues
Key stakeholders from the Canadian and American lobster sectors gathered in New Brunswick for a major summit addressing trade barriers, tariffs, and market challenges.
73 Affordable Housing Units Open in Saskatoon
Saskatoon has unveiled 73 new affordable housing units at Métis Veterans Plaza, with 36 units specifically tailored for Indigenous tenants. The project addresses urgent housing needs during extreme cold weather.
B.C. Man's Home Worth $2 Due to Landslide Risk Seeks Help
A Chilliwack homeowner's property is valued at just $2 after repeated landslides forced evacuations. He's applying again for disaster assistance as governments review aid criteria.
Quebec Union: 93% Oppose 3-Day Office Mandate
A Quebec public service union reports overwhelming member opposition to a three-day in-office work rule, as other provinces enforce stricter returns amid broader national workplace debates.
Alberta Leads Canada's Retail Sales Growth in November
Statistics Canada reports Alberta achieved the strongest retail sales growth rate in November 2025, driven primarily by automotive sales and population increases, highlighting the province's economic resilience.
OC Transpo Axle Redesign Considered After Train Pullout
OC Transpo's GM suggests an axle redesign may be necessary as 41 trains are pulled from service due to bearing assembly issues, impacting Ottawa's LRT system.
Amazon Canada's Best Deals January 2026
Discover the latest Amazon Canada deals for January 2026, featuring top products from skin care to home essentials. Our independent shopping guide helps you find value.
Montreal Mayor Replaces 20-20-20 Affordable Housing Bylaw
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada announces the replacement of Montreal's 20-20-20 bylaw with a new affordable housing framework, aiming to accelerate construction and address the city's housing crisis.
Saskatoon Light and Power to Match SaskPower Rate Hikes
Saskatoon Light and Power customers will see electricity rate increases matching SaskPower's 3.9% hikes in February 2026 and 2027, following committee approval.
Fairmont to Build New Calgary Hotel Opening 2031
Fairmont Hotels & Resorts has unveiled plans to construct a new luxury property in downtown Calgary, with an anticipated opening date in 2031, marking a significant investment in the city's hospitality sector.
Montreal Man Wins $2,000 Over Bus Driver's Failure to Stop
The Court of Quebec has ruled in favor of a Montreal resident, awarding him $2,000 in compensation after a city bus driver refused to pick him up at a designated stop.
Monkland Avenue Businesses Reopen After Evacuation
Businesses on Monkland Avenue in Montreal, including Ye Olde Orchard Pub, have been permitted to reopen after a sudden evacuation due to structural safety concerns.
Plantro Pushes for Board Shakeup at Ag Growth
Activist investor Plantro Ltd. is pressing for significant governance changes at Ag Growth International following a regulatory cease-trade order and CEO departure, citing severe governance failures.
Montreal Eases Housing Rules to Address Crisis
Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada announces regulatory changes to accelerate social and affordable housing construction, moving from coercive to partnership-based approach with developers.
OC Transpo: Line 1 Capacity Sufficient, Bus Service Improving
OC Transpo reports that Line 1 capacity remains sufficient to meet demand despite ongoing spalling issues, while bus service improvements are noted in Ottawa's transit system.
Quebec Company Fined $100K for Timmins Mine Injury
A Quebec-based drilling services company receives a $100,000 penalty following a workplace injury at Bell Creek Underground Mine in Timmins, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in Northern Ontario's mining sector.
Vancouver Mining Company Fined $135K for Ontario Mine Injury
DMC Mining Services Ltd. of Vancouver has been fined $135,000 by Ontario authorities following a workplace injury at the Victoria Mine near Sudbury, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the mining sector.
Worker Killed in Accident at B.C. Gold Mine
A worker has died in what authorities are calling a tragic accident at a gold mine in British Columbia. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in Canada's mining industry.
Montreal Businesses Reopen, Tenants Still Displaced
Businesses on Monkland Ave. in Montreal's N.D.G. reopen after evacuation order, but apartment tenants remain displaced due to structural safety concerns.
Councillor Tests OC Transpo LRT Projections After Service Cut
Kitchissippi Councillor Jeff Leiper conducted a hands-on audit of OC Transpo's O-Train Line 1 service after mechanical issues forced significant fleet reductions, verifying operational train counts during Friday morning peak hours.
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