Loto-Quebec Eyes $1.5B Profit Again This Year
Loto-Quebec anticipates achieving a $1.5-billion profit in 2026, continuing its strong financial performance from previous years, as reported by The Canadian Press.
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Winnipeg Bus Crash Injures Women at Bus Shelter
A transit bus collision with a bus shelter on Portage Avenue in Winnipeg left women injured, with smashed glass visible at the scene. The incident highlights urban safety concerns.
Poilievre Travels to U.S. for Tariff-Free Trade Push
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre embarks on a U.S. tour to fight for tariff-free market access, meeting auto and energy leaders in Michigan and Texas.
Man Critically Injured in Toronto Parking Lot Crash
A 57-year-old man suffered life-threatening injuries after being ejected and pinned between vehicles in a single-vehicle crash in downtown Toronto. Police are investigating and seeking footage.
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BC Ferries Cancels Sailings, Warns of More Disruptions
BC Ferries has canceled multiple sailings and warns that additional services are at risk due to severe weather conditions, impacting travel across coastal routes.
Tsuut'ina Nation's Taza Park Welcomes First Residents
The Taza Park development on Tsuut'ina Nation in Calgary has officially welcomed its first residents, marking a milestone in one of North America's largest Indigenous-led housing projects. With up to 6,500 homes planned, the community is open to all Calga
Lithium Argentina Expands Resource for Stage 2 Development
Lithium Argentina AG announces a 42% increase in measured and indicated lithium resources at its Cauchari-Olaroz operation in Argentina, supporting plans for expanded production capacity through Stage 2 development targeting an additional 45,000 tonnes an
Canadian Oil Firms to Benefit from Iran War, Analysts Predict
Analysts forecast Canadian energy stocks will see disproportionate benefits as the Iran war disrupts global oil markets, with potential price spikes driving profits.
Sussex Bridge Closed Over Deteriorated Condition
The Maple Avenue Bridge in Sussex, New Brunswick, has been closed indefinitely due to safety concerns from its deteriorated state, impacting local traffic and infrastructure.
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Taylor Swift Vancouver Concert Ticket Refunds Available
Fans who purchased obstructed-view tickets for Taylor Swift's Eras Tour in Vancouver through Stub Hub could be eligible for refunds following a consumer protection investigation.
Mastercard Expands Crypto Program with Binance and 85+ Firms
Mastercard has launched a global partnership program involving over 85 digital asset firms, including Binance and Circle, aiming to integrate crypto payments into traditional systems as stablecoins gain traction.
24 Drivers Charged for Wrong-Way Driving on Highway 403 Ramp
Brantford police have charged 24 motorists after they were caught driving the wrong way on a Highway 403 on-ramp during a major traffic backup. The incident occurred on March 11, 2026, with authorities releasing photographs of the dangerous maneuver.
Calgary Developer Transforms Tim Hortons into Luxury Hotel
A Calgary developer has converted a former Tim Hortons location into the 16-storey Hampton Inn by Hilton, a 151-room luxury hotel in the city's downtown core, marking a significant post-pandemic urban development.
Canada Asks Oil Sector to Release Strategic Reserves
The Canadian government has formally requested the oil and gas industry to release strategic petroleum reserves to address global supply shortages and stabilize energy markets.
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Target Cuts Prices on 3,000 Items as Inflation Persists
Target announces significant price reductions on thousands of everyday items as the retailer responds to ongoing consumer concerns about stubborn inflation in the United States.
Fatal Crash in Melancthon Township Claims One Life
A tragic single-vehicle accident on County Road 124 in Melancthon Township has resulted in one fatality, with Dufferin OPP currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the collision.
Berlin Airport Suspends Operations Over Drone Sighting
Berlin Brandenburg Airport temporarily suspended all flight operations following a drone sighting, causing disruptions. Authorities are investigating the incident, which highlights ongoing aviation security challenges.
Kentville Fire Damages Two Downtown Businesses
A significant fire in downtown Kentville has caused damage to two local businesses. Authorities are investigating the cause of the blaze, which occurred on March 11, 2026.
Alberta Carbon Market Rally Fades Ahead of April 1 Deadline
Credits and offsets in Alberta's TIER carbon market have dropped to US$30.60, reversing a rally that peaked in January, as negotiations with the federal government near an April 1 deadline.
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Canada Nickel Updates Timmins on Crawford Project Progress
Canada Nickel CEO Mark Selby detailed the implications of federal-provincial fast-track status for the Crawford project during a Timmins Chamber of Commerce address, highlighting regional economic impacts.
Canada Lost $4.2 Billion in Wages and Productivity in 2025
A new report from the Fraser Institute estimates that Canadians suffered over $4.2 billion in lost wages and reduced productivity in 2025, highlighting significant economic impacts on the workforce.
Audit Watchdog Finds Major Issues at Big Four Firms in Canada
The Canadian Public Accountability Board's annual review reveals significant findings at all four major accounting firms, with KPMG showing the highest rate of issues at over 20% of inspected files.
Man Ejected, Pinned Between Cars in Downtown Toronto
A man was seriously injured after being ejected from his vehicle and pinned between two cars in downtown Toronto, with police investigating the collision.
Brazen Break-In at Windsor Sports Store Caught on Video
Security footage captures a bold break-in at Bob Reaume Sports in east Windsor, with police investigating the incident described as discouraging but not surprising.
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Stratford Tower Project Clears Legal Hurdle with Settlement
A legal settlement has resolved disputes, allowing a major residential tower development at the former Krug factory site in Stratford to proceed as planned.
82 Canadians on Forbes 2026 Billionaires List
Forbes' 2026 billionaires list features 82 Canadians among a record 3,428 global billionaires, led by Changpeng Zhao, Stuart Hoegner, and other notable figures from crypto, media, and energy sectors.
Teen Girls Injured in Edmonton SUV Collision at Intersection
Two 16-year-old girls suffered serious injuries after being struck by a red Toyota 4-Runner while crossing a north Edmonton intersection on Tuesday afternoon.
Quebec's Cheese Curd Designation Sparks Debate on Protectionism
Quebec is advancing plans to recognize 'fromage en grains du Québec' as a controlled designation, raising questions about cultural protection versus economic protectionism in Canada's food industry.
Montreal Hits Record Rental Unit Construction in 2025
Montreal experienced an unprecedented surge in rental housing construction during 2025, with a record number of new units built to address the city's ongoing housing demands and affordability challenges.
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O-Train Line 1 Service Halted East of uOttawa
O-Train Line 1 service in Ottawa has been suspended east of the University of Ottawa after damaged overhead wires caused trains to stop near Lees Station, disrupting transit operations.
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