Liquor Store Sales Drop Again, Statistics Canada Data Shows
New data from Statistics Canada reveals a continued decline in liquor store sales across the country, marking another year of reduced consumer spending in this retail sector.
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Femme Fest Honors Ottawa Women on International Women's Day
The Femme Fest event in Ottawa highlighted local women-owned businesses and creatives on International Women's Day, featuring a market and community celebration.
Ottawa Housing Affordability Crisis Spreads, CMHC Reports
A new CMHC index shows Canada's housing crisis has eased but remains historically high, spreading to cities like Ottawa, where affordability plummeted since 2019 with two waves of unaffordability.
Wonderland Road North Reopens After Crash, Investigation Done
London's Wonderland Road North has reopened to traffic after a crash that prompted a police investigation. Authorities have concluded their on-scene work, restoring normal flow to the busy thoroughfare.
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SUV Hits Bus in Montreal North, Woman in Critical Condition
A 25-year-old woman is fighting for her life after an SUV crashed into a stationary STM bus in Montreal North. The incident occurred Saturday on Henri-Bourassa Blvd. near Salk Ave.
Wonderland Road North Closed After Crash in London
A significant traffic incident has led to the closure of Wonderland Road North in London, with authorities responding to the scene. Details on injuries and cause are pending investigation.
Vaudreuil-Soulanges Seeks Status Amid Worker Exodus to Ontario
Officials in Vaudreuil-Soulanges, west of Montreal, are pursuing a special designation to address a growing labor shortage as temporary foreign workers leave for Ontario, highlighting regional economic challenges.
Middle East War Drives Up Gas Prices in Ottawa
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is causing gasoline prices to climb across Canada, with Ottawa drivers experiencing significant impacts and analysts warning of further increases ahead.
Man Dead After Head-On Crash on Highway in Port Perry
A man has died following a severe head-on collision on a highway in Port Perry, Ontario. The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
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18 Female-Founded Canadian Brands to Know in 2026
Discover 18 innovative Canadian brands founded by women, from fashion to tech, highlighting their impact and unique products in the retail landscape.
Windsor-Essex IWD Expo Highlights Women-Led Businesses
The 2nd annual Windsor-Essex IWD Expo at the LaSalle Event Centre celebrated women entrepreneurs, featuring local businesses and fostering community support for economic growth.
Ironworkers Memorial Bridge to Face Overnight Closures
The Ironworkers Memorial Bridge in Vancouver will undergo overnight closures for maintenance work, impacting traffic flow during late-night hours as infrastructure improvements continue.
World Cup Rental Opportunities and Regulations in Vancouver
As Vancouver prepares for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, homeowners are exploring short-term rental opportunities through platforms like Airbnb, navigating complex regulations while capitalizing on increased demand.
Rideshare Driver Clocked at Double Speed Limit in Kitchener
A rideshare driver was photographed being towed after being caught driving at nearly twice the legal speed limit in Kitchener, Ontario, according to police reports.
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MH370 Search Ends Empty After 12 Years, Families Press On
A renewed hunt for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 has concluded without success, leaving families of the 239 victims still seeking answers 12 years after the plane's disappearance.
Cocoa Crisis: West African Farmers Seek New Livelihoods
Following a severe commodity crash, cocoa farmers in West Africa are forced to abandon their rotting crops and explore alternative livelihoods, including sand mining, to survive.
Highway 11 Reopens After Fatal Multi-Vehicle Crash
Highway 11 in Northern Ontario has reopened after a fatal five-vehicle collision forced its closure between Cochrane and Hearst. One driver was killed in the head-on crash near Sunderland.
Driver Dead in Head-On Crash on Highway Near Sunderland
A tragic head-on collision on a highway near Sunderland has resulted in the death of a driver, with emergency services responding to the severe crash scene.
Fatal Head-On Crash on Highway Near Whitby: Driver Dead
A driver has died following a severe head-on collision on a highway near Whitby, Ontario. The Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the incident, which underscores ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
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Quebec Tests Later Weekend Shopping Hours in Pilot Project
A new one-year pilot project in Quebec will permit retailers to remain open until 9 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays, testing extended weekend shopping hours.
Two Injured in Montreal Bus-SUV Collision
A collision between an SUV and a Montreal city bus on the 200 STM line resulted in two injuries. Emergency services responded promptly to the incident in the West Island area.
B.C. Court: 'Good Character' Not Required for Developer Profit Claims
A British Columbia court has ruled that a real estate developer is not required to demonstrate 'good character' to claim a share of profits from a joint venture, setting a significant precedent for business partnerships.
Canada's Slowing Population Growth Signals Economic Shift
As Canada's population growth decelerates, economists warn of profound economic implications including labor shortages, housing market adjustments, and slower GDP expansion.
Moe Urges Trade-Security Separation in India Talks
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe, during discussions in New Delhi, emphasizes the need to separate trade from national security issues to foster stronger economic ties with India.
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Second Narrows Bridge Night Closures Start Sunday
Drivers on Highway 1 should expect delays up to 20 minutes as nighttime closures on the Ironworkers Memorial Second Narrows Bridge begin March 8 for maintenance work.
Large Power Outage Hits Toronto's East End and Scarborough
A significant power outage has impacted a large area of Toronto's east end, including East York and southwest Scarborough, due to a loss of supply from Hydro One.
Thinkrr.ai Names Cody Getchell CMO for Voice AI Growth
Thinkrr.ai announces Cody Getchell as Chief Marketing Officer to drive voice AI adoption amid surging demand for intelligent automation solutions in business communications.
Major Power Outage Hits Toronto's East End and Scarborough
A significant power outage has impacted a large area of Toronto's east end, including East York and southwest Scarborough, affecting numerous residents and businesses on March 7, 2026.
Could Canada Help Countries Facing an Energy Crisis?
As global conflicts drive oil and gas prices higher, Canada's energy sector may hold solutions for nations at risk of shortages. Experts analyze the potential for Canadian exports to stabilize markets.
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Two Crashes Close Roads in Calgary, Causing Traffic Disruptions
Two separate vehicle crashes in Calgary have led to significant road closures, impacting traffic flow across the city. Authorities are investigating the incidents, which occurred on major routes, with no immediate reports of serious injuries.
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