Kraken Robotics Q1 2026 Revenue Up 35%, Reiterates Guidance
Kraken Robotics reports Q1 2026 revenue of $21.7M, up 35% YoY, and Adjusted EBITDA of $3.0M. The company reiterates 2026 outlook and updates on Covelya acquisition.
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Hundreds of Parking Tickets in ByWard Market Garage This Spring
Ottawa's ByWard Market parking garage at 70 Clarence Street has seen hundreds of parking tickets issued this spring, according to a recent report.
Ontario Man's $4,500 Loan Barely Paid Off in 5 Years
An Ontario man has been repaying a $4,500 loan for five years but has made little progress due to high interest. New predatory lending rules don't apply to existing loans.
First Atlantic Nickel Gets Permit for Drilling, Hydrogen
First Atlantic Nickel receives supplemental exploration permit for drilling and wellbore injection to advance stimulated geologic hydrogen initiative at its Pipestone XL project in Newfoundland.
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Investissement Québec staff frustrated by 3-day office rule
Employees at Investissement Québec express frustration over the shift to a three-day in-office workweek, citing loss of flexibility and work-life balance concerns.
CPKC union signals strike notice for workers
Canadian Pacific Kansas City (CPKC) has been given strike notice by the union representing signals and communications workers, potentially disrupting rail operations.
William Watson: 'Wed Thy Neighbour' Policy Implications
A new U.S. study finds that people tend to marry those who live nearby and share similar race and income, raising questions about inequality and policy.
Selling your 'used' home is harder than ever
The tax break on new homes has narrowed the gap between new and resale, making it tougher for sellers of existing homes to compete in Canada's housing market.
Stop force-feeding Canadians’ viewing choices
The CRTC tripling the CanCon tax for streaming services is criticized as bad policy that will raise costs for Canadians without consumer demand.
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World shares fall, oil jumps over $2 after US strikes on Iran
Global markets declined sharply and crude oil surged more than $2 per barrel following U.S. military strikes on Iran, escalating geopolitical tensions.
Carney Pitches Canada as Investment Hub in New York
PM Mark Carney delivers remarks in New York, promoting Canada as a top investment destination amid shifting trade dynamics and defence priorities.
Hydro Flask Tumbler Up to 50% Off on Amazon
Hydro Flask 32-oz tumblers are up to 50% off on Amazon. Dishwasher-safe, leak-resistant, and keeps drinks hot or cold for hours. Limited time deal.
Stoneshield Capital Fund IV Closes at €1.5 Billion
Stoneshield Capital announces final close of Opportunity Fund IV at €1.5 billion hard cap, oversubscribed with strong investor support and initial investments in Neinor Homes, Meliá Hotels, and Exolum.
Chop Steakhouse Opens 20th Location in South Surrey
Chop Steakhouse & Bar celebrates its 20th anniversary by opening its 20th restaurant in South Surrey, featuring a four-season patio and private dining.
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Quebec Social Housing Crisis: By the Numbers
A detailed look at Quebec's social housing challenges, including statistics and government efforts to address the shortage.
Canadiens playoff run boosts Montreal business traffic
Montreal businesses report increased customer traffic during the Canadiens' playoff run, with bars and restaurants seeing a surge in fans gathering to watch games.
Tax Refund Delays Strain Single Canadian Mother
A single Canadian mother struggles after waiting months for her tax refund, as economist David Macdonald warns that CRA job cuts could worsen service levels.
Airlines Refuse Pay for Drug Bag Tag Switch, Canadians Claim
Innocent Canadians report airlines denying compensation after bag tags were swapped, leading to luggage filled with drugs being checked in their names.
Canada Falls Behind U.S. in New Global Ranking: Why
Canada ranks behind the U.S. in a new global ranking due to economic and policy factors. Experts weigh in on the implications.
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Chamber Urges Shift from Tariffs to Competitiveness
Canadian Chamber of Commerce tells Carney government to cut red tape, taxes, and interprovincial barriers to boost growth, moving past Trump trade threats.
Canadian Business Hall of Fame 2026: Honouring Visionary Leaders
The 47th annual Canadian Business Hall of Fame inducts seven leaders who exemplify passion, community, legacy, and innovation, inspiring future entrepreneurs through Junior Achievement Canada.
Inside Oakridge Park: Vancouver's New Mega Mall
Photos capture the sprawling Oakridge Park shopping centre in Vancouver ahead of its grand opening, featuring retail, dining, and residential spaces.
First look at Oakridge Park opening May 28
A sneak peek inside Oakridge Park, Metro Vancouver's newest shopping centre, opening May 28 with 500,000 sq ft of retail and a Time Out Market.
Canadian Mining Expo Grows: 50 More Tents in Timmins
The Canadian Mining Expo celebrates 34 years in Timmins with 100 outdoor tents and global delegates from Tanzania, showcasing growing international interest.
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Skills Canada Competition 2026 Launches in Toronto
The Skills Canada National Competition 2026 officially launched in Toronto, featuring over 500 competitors in more than 40 skilled trades and technology areas, with interactive activities for visitors.
Burnaby Bans E-Scooters on Major Roads
Burnaby has banned e-scooters on major roads to enhance safety. The new regulation affects key thoroughfares, aiming to reduce accidents and conflicts with other vehicles.
Motorcyclist Charged After Fleeing Traffic Stop in B.C.
A Vancouver Island motorcyclist faces charges after fleeing a traffic stop, with police saying the driving endangered road users, pedestrians, and the passenger.
Homeless Seniors on the Rise in Richmond, Warn Outreach Workers
Outreach workers report a troubling increase in homeless seniors in Richmond, B.C., citing systemic failures. Tom Tang, a senior, has lived on the streets for years after losing his home.
Neighbourhood Pushback Threatens London Development
For the second time this month, London's Planning Committee is siding with neighbours against a high-rise project, potentially blocking another high-density development amid community opposition.
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Ol' Beautiful Pub Site to Be Redeveloped After Fire
The owners of Calgary's beloved Ol' Beautiful brew pub have filed plans to redevelop the site after it burned down, sparking hope among fans for its revival.
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