Tecumseh Intersection Reopens After Multi-Vehicle Crash
Police are investigating a three-vehicle crash at County Road 34 and Manning Road in Tecumseh, which temporarily closed the intersection. No serious injuries were reported.
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Associate Opposes Takeover of John Risley's Seafood Firm
A key business partner of Nova Scotia seafood magnate John Risley is challenging the proposed acquisition of his financially distressed company, adding complexity to the corporate restructuring.
Fertilizer Prices Soar Due to Iran Conflict, Hurting Farmers
The ongoing conflict in Iran is driving up fertilizer prices worldwide, compounding challenges for farmers already facing high fuel costs as they prepare for the seeding season.
Krugman Warns of Oil Shock from Trump's Iran War
Nobel laureate Paul Krugman warns that Donald Trump's Iran conflict could trigger a catastrophic global oil crisis, surpassing 1970s shocks and sending prices soaring.
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Bitget and B2C2 Partner for Institutional Crypto Trading
Bitget, the world's largest Universal Exchange, partners with B2C2 to provide institutional clients with deeper liquidity and improved execution quality across digital asset markets.
UK Banknotes to Feature Wildlife Instead of Historic Figures
The Bank of England announces new banknote designs featuring native wildlife like hedgehogs and badgers, replacing historical figures such as Winston Churchill and Jane Austen after public consultation.
Manning Road Reopens After Multi-Vehicle Crash
Manning Road in Windsor has reopened following a multi-vehicle collision that closed it in both directions between Highway 3 and North Talbot Road on March 10, 2026.
Alberta Tests 120 km/h Speed Limit on Highways This Spring
The Alberta government will launch a trial of 120 km/h speed limits on Highway 2 south of Leduc starting next month, with potential expansion to other divided highways if successful.
London's Diamond Debate: Lab-Grown vs. Natural Gems
CTV London investigates whether experts can tell the difference between lab-grown and natural diamonds, sparking a debate on value and authenticity in the jewelry market.
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Saskatchewan NDP Wants Tighter Rules on Foreign Farmland Owners
The Saskatchewan NDP is advocating for increased enforcement and penalties for foreign owners of farmland, citing concerns over land sovereignty and agricultural control.
Manning Road Closed After Multi-Vehicle Crash in Windsor
A serious multi-vehicle collision has resulted in the complete closure of Manning Road in both directions between Highway 3 and North Talbot Road on March 10, 2026, causing significant traffic disruptions.
B.C. Farm Sales Stalled by Aboriginal Title Questions
Uncertainty over Aboriginal rights and title impacts private property sales in British Columbia's ranching country, with 12 ranches failing to sell amid political debate.
Meadowlark Road Closure for LRT Construction in Edmonton
A section of Meadowlark Road at 89 Avenue in Edmonton will be closed for 10 weeks starting March 2026 to facilitate construction of the Valley Line West LRT project, impacting local traffic and commuters.
B.C. Company Funded Mortgages Without Registration
A Vancouver-based company illegally funded 47 mortgages over six years despite lacking proper registration, raising concerns about regulatory oversight in the financial sector.
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Cycling Advocate Slams Edmonton LRT Construction Detour
A cycling advocate in Edmonton argues that the planned detour for the Valley Line West LRT construction on 102 Avenue fails to adequately accommodate cyclists, raising safety concerns.
Winners Store Not Liable for Nail Polish Spill: B.C. Tribunal
A British Columbia tribunal has ruled that Winners store is not responsible for damages after a customer's clothes were stained by spilled nail polish, citing lack of evidence for negligence.
16 Commercial Vehicles Pulled from Coquitlam Roads in Safety Op
A targeted safety operation by Coquitlam RCMP on March 4 led to 28 commercial vehicle inspections, with 16 immediately taken out of service due to serious safety violations.
Fire Damages Wasaga Beach Motel, Owners and Residents React
A late-night fire at the Villa Nova motel in Wasaga Beach has resulted in significant structural damage, prompting reactions from local owners and residents as investigations into the cause begin.
Vancouver Council Rejects Strathcona Tower Proposal
Vancouver City Council has sent a controversial three-tower development proposal in Strathcona back for further study, citing concerns about height, scale, and lack of public amenities.
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Ontario Support at Point Lepreau May Lower NB Power Rates
NB Power indicates that Ontario's assistance at the Point Lepreau Nuclear Generating Station might help reduce electricity rates for New Brunswick customers.
Lethbridge Property Owners Face 12.9% Education Tax Hike
Property owners in Lethbridge will see a significant 12.9% increase in provincial education taxes this year, impacting household budgets across the city.
Judge Urges States to Settle Live Nation Claims, States Refuse
A federal judge is pushing states to settle antitrust claims against Live Nation after the U.S. government reached a deal, but state attorneys general say there's no chance of a settlement.
Westmount Wall Collapse Injures Man, Damages Cars
A brick wall partially collapsed onto parked vehicles in Westmount, injuring a man with non-life-threatening injuries. Emergency crews responded to secure the area.
Swiss Postal Bus Fire Kills Several Near Capital
A postal bus caught fire in Kerzers, Switzerland, killing several passengers and injuring others. Authorities are investigating the tragic incident that occurred west of Bern.
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Manitoba Farmers Face Rising Fertilizer Costs Due to Iran War
Manitoba farmers are confronting significant financial strain as fertilizer prices soar, exacerbated by the ongoing war in Iran, impacting agricultural operations and crop yields.
Cambridge Landlord Hit with $700 Snow-Clearing Bill
A Cambridge property owner faces an unexpected $700 charge for sidewalk snow removal, highlighting municipal enforcement and landlord responsibilities in winter maintenance.
Canada's Food Inflation Crisis: Why Prices Keep Rising
Canada leads the G7 with 7.3% food inflation as grocery prices drive persistent increases. A new report warns elevated costs will continue through 2026 due to import prices, supply chain issues, and extreme weather.
Liberals Toast Conservative Plan for Canada Post Alcohol Shipments
Liberal Minister Dominic LeBlanc supports Conservative MP Dan Albas's bill to let Canada Post ship alcohol across provinces, aiming to boost interprovincial trade and help producers reach consumers nationwide.
Sensors and Radar Deployed to Stop Overpass Strikes in Delta
The Ministry of Transportation is installing advanced sensors, radar, and flashing lights at a problematic overpass in Delta, following a truck collision in 2023, to enhance safety and prevent future incidents.
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Ottawa Gas Prices to Drop After Oil Market Changes
Residents in Ottawa can anticipate lower gas prices soon, driven by a significant 15% drop in global oil prices and regional economic factors. This development offers relief amid ongoing cost-of-living concerns.
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