Power Tool Thefts Target Kitchener and Cambridge Stores
Waterloo Regional Police investigate eight separate thefts of high-value power tools from retail stores in Kitchener and Cambridge, releasing images of persons of interest.
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Grocery Discounts for Volunteers at Canadian Store
A unique not-for-profit grocery store in Canada is allowing shoppers to save money on their groceries by volunteering their time, fostering community engagement while addressing food affordability.
Kapuskasing Woman Leads Highway Safety Rallies in Northern Ontario
A grassroots movement demanding improved safety on Highways 11 and 17 is gaining momentum in Northern Ontario, with rallies planned in multiple communities.
U.S. Firm Invests in Canada's AI Talent to Build Tech Companies
Forum Ventures, a U.S.-based venture capital firm, is investing in Canada's tech ecosystem, specifically targeting Toronto's AI talent to develop the next generation of artificial intelligence companies.
Worker Dies at Suncor Oilsands Site Near Fort McMurray
A Suncor Energy worker has died at an oilsands operation near Fort McMurray, marking the company's first fatality since 2022. Alberta Occupational Health and Safety is investigating the incident involving submerged equipment.
Mount Pleasant BIA Meets Minister on Broadway Closure
The Mount Pleasant BIA has secured a meeting with a provincial minister to discuss support for local businesses facing a four-month closure of Broadway, highlighting concerns over economic impacts.
73 New Affordable Housing Units Open in Saskatoon
Saskatoon has officially opened 73 new affordable housing units, marking a significant step in addressing the city's housing challenges and providing stable homes for residents.
Montreal Blue-Collar Workers to Strike Feb. 4
Blue-collar workers in Montreal have announced a one-day strike scheduled for February 4, 2026, highlighting ongoing labor disputes in the city's construction sector.
Lululemon Leggings Return with Skin-Tone Underwear Advisory
Lululemon's controversial 'Get Low' leggings are back online with new guidance advising customers to wear skin-toned underwear and size up, following complaints about sheerness.
Lululemon Leggings Return with Underwear Advisory
Lululemon's controversial 'Get Low' leggings are back online with new guidance recommending skin-tone underwear and sizing up, following transparency complaints.
CSL Kanata Joins Fleet as Next-Gen Ocean Self-Unloader
The CSL Group welcomes MV CSL Kanata to its international pool after successful maiden voyage. The methanol-ready vessel sets new efficiency standards for marine transport.
Calgary Developers Create Nature-Connected Communities
Developers in Calgary are designing residential communities that prioritize connection to natural landscapes, promoting well-being through thoughtful integration of parks, trails, and environmental reserves.
Trico Homes' Aria Show Home Showcases Impressive Great Room
The Aria model by Trico Homes in Calgary's Seton community features a two-storey great room with expansive windows, creating a bright and spacious living area ideal for entertaining.
Quebec Man Dies in New Brunswick Two-Vehicle Crash
A fatal two-vehicle collision in New Brunswick has claimed the life of a Quebec man. RCMP are investigating the incident that occurred on a provincial highway.
Keswick Landing: Edmonton's Family-Friendly Community
Keswick Landing in southwest Edmonton continues to attract homebuyers with its amenities, access to Anthony Henday, and family-oriented design as it enters its seventh phase of development.
Investors Criticize Canada's Holiday Inflation Data Release
Statistics Canada plans to release crucial inflation data on February 16, when most financial markets are closed for a holiday, raising concerns about market distortions and foreign investor advantages.
TSX Up as Oil, Gold Climb; U.S. Markets Mixed
Canada's main stock index advanced, buoyed by rising oil and gold prices, while U.S. markets showed a mixed performance amid varied economic signals.
Vancouver Bridge Closed Indefinitely After Barge Damage
A key Metro Vancouver bridge damaged by a barge collision will stay closed indefinitely, severing access to a tranquil agricultural and bird sanctuary area from the Lower Mainland.
Winter Storm Flight Disruptions: Canadian Refund Guide
A destructive winter storm moving from the U.S. into Canada is expected to cause significant flight disruptions this weekend. Learn what major airlines are advising and understand your eligibility for refunds or rebooking options during severe weather eve
Spain Train Crash Probe Suggests Cracked Track Was Cause
Investigators examining the deadly high-speed train collision near Adamuz, Spain, indicate a cracked railway track may have been the primary factor in the disaster that occurred on January 19, 2026.
Business Lessons from Davos: Managing Uncertainty and Risk
Following the World Economic Forum in Davos, businesses face unprecedented geopolitical turmoil and protectionist policies. Learn key strategies for navigating this new era of uncertainty.
Rhode Island Debates Mr. Potato Head License Plates
Rhode Island lawmakers propose ending Mr. Potato Head specialty license plates after Hasbro moves headquarters to Boston, affecting food bank funding.
Airlines Fight Court Challenge on Passenger Complaints
Major Canadian airlines are opposing a legal challenge that questions their handling of passenger complaints, amid ongoing scrutiny of air travel regulations and consumer rights in the aviation sector.
Silver Hits Record High, Gold Approaches $5,000 Milestone
Silver prices surge above US$100 per ounce for the first time, while gold closes in on the $5,000 mark, driven by economic factors and investor demand.
6 Renovations That Don't Pay Off at Resale
Edmonton realtor Dennis Faulkner reveals which home improvements often fail to deliver returns, from luxury kitchens to personalized designs, offering crucial advice for homeowners.
Highway 11 Closed After Multi-Vehicle Crash Near Barrie
A serious multi-vehicle collision has resulted in the complete closure of Highway 11 in both directions. Emergency crews are on scene as authorities work to clear the wreckage and investigate the cause of the incident.
Suncor Worker Dies at Fort McMurray Oilsands Site
A worker has died at a Suncor Energy site near Fort McMurray, marking the company's first fatality since 2022. Alberta Occupational Health and Safety is investigating the incident.
Investors Quietly Exit U.S. Assets, Fueling EM and Gold Boom
Emerging markets, currencies, and gold are experiencing a significant rally as geopolitical tensions and diversification flows reduce reliance on U.S. assets, with record inflows into EM funds.
Over 100 Windsor Vehicles Stolen with Keys Inside
Windsor police report a significant spike in vehicle thefts, with over 100 incidents involving keys left inside vehicles. Authorities urge residents to secure their cars.
OPS Workers Protest Ford's Full-Time Office Mandate
Dozens of Ontario Public Service employees gathered in Toronto to protest Premier Doug Ford's order requiring a full five-day return to office work, citing concerns over flexibility and work-life balance.
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