FedEx Sues U.S. for Refund on Trump Tariffs
FedEx has initiated legal action against the U.S. government, seeking reimbursement for emergency tariffs imposed during the Trump administration, citing financial impacts on logistics operations.
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Free ROI Calculator for Identity Verification by Regula
Regula introduces a free online ROI Calculator to help small and medium businesses evaluate the financial impact of identity verification investments, addressing rising fraud concerns.
Trump Glyphosate Order Angers MAHA Moms, RFK Jr. Role
A Trump executive order promoting glyphosate production has ignited protests from MAHA mothers, while Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s shifting stance on pesticides draws scrutiny in Washington.
Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority CEO Steps Down
The CEO of the Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority has resigned, with an interim leader appointed as political tensions rise over the Gordie Howe International Bridge opening.
Apple Moves Mac Mini Production from Asia to Houston
Apple Inc. will shift a portion of its Mac Mini desktop computer manufacturing from Asia to a facility in Houston, Texas, marking a strategic production realignment.
Trump's 10% Global Tariffs Take Effect, Rebuilding Trade Wall
President Donald Trump's 10% global import tariffs have officially taken effect, marking a renewed effort to preserve his trade agenda after Supreme Court rejection.
Stallion Uranium Completes Gravity Survey Extension at Coyote
Stallion Uranium Corp. announces completion of ground gravity survey extension at Coyote Corridor in Athabasca Basin, revealing significant gravity anomalies resembling major uranium deposits.
Home Depot Reaffirms Forecasts on Pro Customer Demand
Home Depot has reaffirmed its annual financial forecasts, citing sustained demand from professional customers as a key driver. The home improvement retailer's outlook remains steady despite broader economic uncertainties.
SaskPower's Billions for Grid Expansion and Strengthening
SaskPower is planning a major multi-billion dollar investment to expand transmission capacity within and outside Saskatchewan, aiming to enhance grid reliability and support future energy demands.
OC Transpo's February Trip Cancellations: Three Routes Hit Hardest
An analysis of OC Transpo's February 2026 data reveals three specific bus routes experienced the highest number of trip cancellations, highlighting ongoing operational challenges in Ottawa's public transit system.
Scotiabank Beats Q1 Earnings Expectations with Growth
Scotiabank reported strong first-quarter results, exceeding analyst estimates with net income of nearly $2.3 billion and growth across all business segments, including wealth management and Canadian banking.
Scotiabank Q1 Profit Soars to $2.3 Billion
Scotiabank announced a first-quarter profit of $2.3 billion, a substantial increase from $993 million in the same period last year, reflecting strong financial performance.
Gordie Howe Bridge: Symbol of Resilience and Trade
The Gordie Howe International Bridge, set to open this spring, represents more than just a trade corridor. Despite political brinkmanship, it stands as a testament to cross-border cooperation and community benefits.
Lahontan Drills High-Grade Gold at West Santa Fe in Nevada
Lahontan Gold Corp announces exceptional assay results from its 2025 drilling program at West Santa Fe, revealing 36.6 meters of 3.11 g/t gold equivalent from surface in Nevada's Walker Lane.
Q2 Metals Discovers High-Grade Lithium Zone in Quebec
Q2 Metals Corp. reports a significant high-grade lithium discovery at its Cisco Project in Quebec, with a 170.2-meter intercept of 1.99% Li₂O, including 40.1 meters at 2.89% Li₂O, marking a major advancement in lithium exploration.
OR Royalties Acquires Additional Royalties on Nevada's Spring Valley Project
OR Royalties Inc. announces a $168 million deal to acquire Terraco Gold Corp., adding net smelter return royalties on the Spring Valley Gold Project in Nevada, expected to close in early 2026.
WestJet's 30-Year Journey from Three Planes to Four Continents
WestJet Airlines celebrates three decades of growth, overcoming challenges to become Canada's second-largest carrier with global reach and ambitious future plans.
Ongwe Minerals Expands Omatjete Project by 42%
Ongwe Minerals Inc. has secured additional licenses, increasing its Omatjete project area in Namibia by up to 42% and identifying a prospective parallel fault zone for gold exploration.
Canadian Mortgage Brokers' Needs Not Met by Private Lenders
A new survey by Perch Capital reveals Canadian mortgage brokers prioritize fast approvals, flexible policies, and competitive pricing from private lenders, but many are not receiving these services, highlighting a widening industry gap.
Aya Gold & Silver Finds New Structure at Boumadine
Aya Gold & Silver reports high-grade drill results and identifies a new parallel structure at its Boumadine Project in Morocco, signaling potential resource growth.
Spadina Streetcars Out of Service for Days Due to TTC Disruption
The Toronto Transit Commission announces a multi-day suspension of streetcar service along the busy Spadina route, impacting commuter travel across the downtown core.
Water Main Break Closes WB Gardiner Expressway Lanes
A significant water main break has forced the closure of westbound lanes on Toronto's Gardiner Expressway, with crews actively working on repairs amid ongoing traffic disruptions.
Goliath Reports High-Grade Gold Intercepts at Surebet Discovery
Goliath reveals significant gold equivalent grade increases and expands the stacked vein system at its Surebet Discovery in British Columbia's Golden Triangle, with promising metallurgical recoveries.
New Pipeline Could Revive Keystone XL Assets
A proposed oil pipeline from Canada to Wyoming may utilize existing Keystone XL infrastructure, offering a potential solution to Canada's export capacity challenges.
Protecting Savings if Quebec Separates: Financial Strategies
Quebec residents concerned about potential separation can protect savings through international diversification, currency risk management, and avoiding concentration in Canadian assets. Experts advise balancing portfolios against political uncertainty.
Budget Math: Only Two Choices When Spending Outpaces Growth
Financial expert Kim Moody analyzes British Columbia's troubling budget, revealing sustained deficits, rising debt, and tax increases that highlight the province's fiscal challenges.
Mortgage Renewals: Banks' Hidden Profit from Homeowners
Financial expert Ted Rechtshaffen reveals how banks exploit mortgage renewals with inflated rates, costing homeowners tens of thousands. Learn how to fight back and secure better deals.
AI Stock Sell-Off Hits Wall Street, Global Markets Mixed
World shares show mixed performance following a significant sell-off of potential AI losers on Wall Street, with tech stocks dragging down equity markets in Canada and the U.S. amid new tariff developments.
WSJ Criticizes Trump Tariff Strategy After Court Ruling
The Wall Street Journal's editorial board warns that President Trump's use of a 1974 trade law to impose tariffs could harm the economy and Republicans in Congress.
Canadian Airlines Resume Mexico Service After Unrest
WestJet and Air Canada are restarting flights to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, following a temporary suspension due to civil unrest and cartel violence in the region.
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