eXp Realty CMO Launches Book to Scale Real Estate Business
Wendy Forsythe, Chief Marketing Officer of eXp Realty, releases her debut book 'Leverage Your X-Factor' with all proceeds benefiting the company's nonprofit Extend a Hand.
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B.C. Public Sector Spending to Rise $16B Over Four Years
British Columbia's public sector wage spending is projected to increase by over $16 billion in the next four years, adding pressure to a record $13.3 billion deficit as unions negotiate new contracts.
Wall Street Calms as Oil Prices Retreat Below $90
A sense of calm has returned to Wall Street as oil prices retreat below $90 per barrel, easing inflationary pressures and boosting investor confidence in the market's stability.
OTPP Posts 6.7% Return in 2025, Misses Benchmark
The Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan reported a 6.7% return for 2025, with gains in public equities and venture growth, but faced setbacks in real estate and private equity, missing its benchmark.
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U.S. Solar Installations Drop in 2025 After Trump Policies
A new report indicates a significant downturn in U.S. solar installations during 2025, attributed to market disruptions caused by Trump administration policies impacting the renewable energy sector.
Lego Bets on Pokémon, Interactive Bricks as Costs Rise
Lego is launching new Pokémon-themed sets and interactive brick technology to drive growth, while facing higher production costs due to global supply chain disruptions from ongoing conflicts.
U.S. Container Imports Fall 6.5% in February, Still Fourth-Highest
U.S. container imports declined by 6.5% in February 2026, according to Descartes, but the volume remains the fourth-highest on record, indicating resilient trade activity.
Three Drivers Nabbed for Speeding Over Double Limit in Angus
Ontario Provincial Police have apprehended three motorists for traveling at speeds exceeding double the posted limit in the Angus region, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
High-Grade Uranium and Rare Earths Found at Rocas Project
Collective Metals reports significant uranium anomalies and rare earth element mineralization up to 9.83% TREO at surface on its Rocas Project, highlighting potential for resource development.
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Greenridge Exploration Completes Electra Nickel Earn-In
Greenridge Exploration has successfully completed its 100% earn-in for the Electra Nickel Project, securing full ownership and advancing development plans for this strategic nickel asset.
Trump Tariff Chaos Fuels Fraud in Canada
The uncertainty from Trump's tariff policies has led to a surge in fraud targeting Canadian businesses, with scammers exploiting confusion over trade rules.
Kohl's Forecasts Steeper Sales Drop Than Expected
Department store chain Kohl's anticipates a more significant annual sales decrease than market predictions, reflecting ongoing retail challenges and shifting consumer spending patterns.
Union Fights Bruyère Health Job Cuts in Ottawa
A union representing healthcare workers is pushing back against planned job reductions at Bruyère Health in Ottawa, raising concerns about patient care and staffing levels during a period of systemic strain.
Stock Futures Point Up, Oil Down in Volatile Trading Session
U.S. stock futures indicate a positive market opening, while oil prices drop sharply from recent highs. The financial landscape remains volatile as geopolitical tensions and economic policies influence global markets.
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Aramco Warns of Catastrophic Oil Crisis Amid Production Cuts
Saudi Aramco's CEO warns of catastrophic consequences for global oil markets as the company cuts output by 2.5 million barrels daily amid Middle East disruptions.
SAGA Metals Radar Project Gains Strategic Importance for Titanium Supply
SAGA Metals Corp. highlights its Radar Critical Minerals Project in Labrador as strategically relevant amid growing North American focus on securing domestic titanium and vanadium supply chains for defense and aerospace applications.
Brixton Metals Drills High-Grade Silver at Langis Project
Brixton Metals Corporation announces impressive initial drill results from its 2026 exploration program at the Langis Silver Project, including intervals of 15,522 g/t silver over 0.5m and 5,791 g/t silver over 1.75m.
Costco Canada's New Food Court Item Sparks Mixed Reactions
Costco Canada has unveiled a sweet new addition to its popular food court menu, but the announcement has generated a surprising wave of criticism alongside excitement from loyal customers.
JetBriefly Grounds All Flights After Airline Request
JetBlue Airways temporarily halted all flights across its network after the airline itself requested the grounding. The brief suspension caused disruptions but was resolved quickly.
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Markets Bet Trump Will End Iran War Soon Despite Threats
Financial markets are pricing in a rapid de-escalation of the Iran conflict under a potential Trump administration, even as military threats intensify from both sides, with oil prices whipsawing on the uncertainty.
Fire Destroys Villa Nova Motel in Wasaga Beach
A devastating fire has caused extensive damage to the Villa Nova Motel Resort in Wasaga Beach, Ontario, resulting in nearly $2 million in estimated damages. The incident occurred on March 10, 2026, at the property located on Mosley Street.
Stallion Uranium Finishes VTEM Survey, Coyote Drilling Update
Stallion Uranium Corp. has completed a helicopter-borne VTEM Plus airborne electromagnetic survey over the Stone Island target area in the Moonlite Project, while providing an update on ongoing diamond drilling at the Coyote Target in the Athabasca Basin.
Peanut Butter Raises: Companies Spreading Thin Pay Increases
A new compensation report reveals that 44% of companies are implementing across-the-board 'peanut butter' raises, averaging just 3.5%, barely keeping pace with inflation in a tight labor market.
Edmonton Infill Controversy: Eight-Plexes as Rooming Houses
Edmonton's push for mid-block infill housing faces backlash as eight-plex developments are reportedly being used as short-term rooming houses, raising concerns about neighborhood character and property values.
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FAA Briefly Grounds All JetBlue Flights After Airline Request
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration temporarily halted all JetBlue Airways flights nationwide after the airline requested a ground stop, citing operational concerns. No injuries were reported.
G7, EU to Hold Emergency Talks on Soaring Energy Prices
Leaders from the G7 and European Union are set to hold urgent calls to address skyrocketing energy prices, driven by geopolitical conflicts and market volatility, impacting consumers worldwide.
Iran War Strains Global Economy via Strait of Hormuz
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz following U.S.-Israel strikes is driving up oil and fertilizer prices, threatening food shortages, and complicating central bank policies worldwide.
Ontario Woman Loses $85K in Mortgage Scam with Unlicensed Broker
A consumer protection agency in Ontario warns of unlicensed brokers accepting mortgage funds, as a woman lost $85,000 trying to refinance her home, highlighting risks in the financial sector.
Renewables Should Be Part of Alberta Energy MOU Talks: Pembina
The Pembina Institute calls for removing barriers to renewable energy projects as a key topic in Alberta's upcoming energy memorandum of understanding negotiations.
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Canada's Race for Domestic Graphite in Battery Supply Chains
As global demand for electric vehicle batteries surges, Canada is accelerating efforts to establish domestic graphite production, a critical mineral essential for battery anodes, to reduce reliance on foreign supply chains.
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