UWindsor Launches Women in Business Leadership Award

The University of Windsor's Odette School of Business introduces the Lenore Simpson Women in Business Award to support emerging female leaders, with inaugural winner Makennah Murphy honored at an International Women's Day event.

Ford Considers Windsor Truck Tolls Amid Bridge Delays

Ontario Premier Doug Ford praised Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens for 'outside the box' thinking in proposing tolls on trucks using Huron Church Road to the Ambassador Bridge, pending the Gordie Howe International Bridge opening.

Axel Springer Buys Telegraph for £575 Million

German media giant Axel Springer has purchased the Telegraph Media Group for £575 million, ending a lengthy ownership saga and aiming to expand the conservative outlet's U.S. presence.

Fuel Spill Closes Eastbound Highway 403 Near Brantford

A significant fuel spill has led to the closure of eastbound lanes on Highway 403 near Brantford, causing major traffic disruptions. Ontario Provincial Police are on scene managing the incident and advising drivers to seek alternate routes.

1970s Home Becomes Modern Gem with Strategic Renovation

A North Etobicoke home from the 1970s underwent a complete transformation, expanding living space without increasing its footprint. The renovation preserved mature gardens while creating a warm, functional family environment.

PwC Canada Names Domenic Marino as New CEO

Domenic Marino has been appointed as the next chief executive of PwC Canada, marking a significant leadership transition for the professional services firm. The announcement was made public on March 6, 2026.

Slow and Steady Wins Ontario's Housing Race

Industry experts advocate for perseverance in Ontario's housing market, highlighting a decade-long project timeline and buyer advantages in a high-inventory environment.

Toronto Man Arrested in $2.5M Investment Scam

A 40-year-old Toronto resident, Sergiy Shchavyelyev, has been arrested by York Regional Police for allegedly orchestrating a $2.5 million investment scam, defrauding multiple victims through deceptive financial schemes.

U.S. Job Market Stumbles: 92,000 Jobs Lost

In a surprising economic shift, U.S. employers eliminated 92,000 jobs last month, pushing the unemployment rate up to 4.4%. This unexpected contraction signals potential headwinds for the labor market.

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