Abercrombie & Fitch Opening in Rideau Centre, Ottawa
Fashion retailer Abercrombie & Fitch is set to open a new location in Ottawa's Rideau Centre, taking over the former Eddie Bauer store space in March 2026.
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Condo Market Drives Canada's Housing Affordability Improvement
Housing affordability in Canada has improved for eight consecutive quarters, the longest streak on record, but gains are disproportionately driven by the condo market rather than broader housing stock.
B.C. Adds 8 Cancers to Firefighters' Compensation Coverage
British Columbia has broadened its compensation program for firefighters, officially recognizing eight new cancers as occupational hazards linked to their dangerous work.
SUCCESS Magazine Releases Digital Coaching Guide Edition
SUCCESS® Enterprises unveils its March digital edition focused on coaching, featuring insights from industry leaders on high-performance psychology and business scaling strategies for entrepreneurs.
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Fatal Dump Truck and Car Collision in Halton Hills
A driver has died following a serious collision between a dump truck and a car in Halton Hills. Halton Regional Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on March 3, 2026.
Unifor Files Complaint Over 200-Day Titan Tool Lockout
Unifor has filed a complaint with the Ontario Labour Relations Board, alleging bad-faith bargaining by Titan Tool & Die during a 200-day lockout in Windsor, with disputes over production and union actions.
Avenue Living Eyes TSX IPO as Canadian Listings Decline
Calgary-based Avenue Living Asset Management explores public offerings for its real estate and self-storage trusts, potentially ending a dry spell for new listings on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Two Injured in Calgary Crash at Crowfoot Parade and Crowchild Trail
A traffic accident in northwest Calgary on March 3, 2026, resulted in injuries to two individuals. Police responded to the scene at Crowfoot Parade and Crowchild Trail N.W., with ongoing investigations into the cause of the collision.
Saskatoon Library Union Seeks Support After Worker Attacks
The union representing Saskatoon library workers is urging community support following violent incidents and safety issues that forced two branches to close, including the Frances Morrison Central Library.
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Canada's $12B Critical Minerals Push for National Security
Energy Minister Tim Hodgson declares securing critical mineral supply chains a national security priority, detailing Canada's $12 billion investment to become an energy superpower.
House of Friendship's Supportive Housing Project Sets New Standard
A new supportive housing project on Charles Street in Kitchener, Ontario, developed by House of Friendship, aims to establish a new benchmark for affordable and dignified housing solutions in the Waterloo Region.
Vancouver Launches New Crane Safety Program After Fatalities
The City of Vancouver has announced a comprehensive new crane safety initiative in response to recent deadly accidents, including a 2024 incident at Oakridge Mall where a falling load caused significant structural damage.
St. Jacobs Antique Mall Plans Reopening After Sudden Closure
The St. Jacobs Antiques Market in Ontario is set to reopen after an unexpected temporary shutdown, with management working to restore operations and welcome back visitors and vendors.
Stadium-Chinatown Station Closed for World Cup Games
TransLink announces that Stadium-Chinatown SkyTrain Station will be inaccessible during FIFA World Cup matches, impacting transit access to the stadium.
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Lupaka Gold Sues Peru in U.S. Over $69M Award
Lupaka Gold Corp. has filed a lawsuit against Peru in U.S. federal court to enforce a $69 million arbitration award related to protests that halted its Invicta mine operations, highlighting Peru's growing disputes with international investors.
Iran War Fuels U.S. Gas Price Hike, Inflation Woes for Trump
U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran and Tehran's retaliation are triggering a surge in American gas prices, with economists warning of inflationary pressures that could impact consumer spending and Federal Reserve policy ahead of midterm elections.
Ticketmaster, Live Nation Face Antitrust Trial Over Concert Monopoly
The U.S. Justice Department alleges Ticketmaster and Live Nation have monopolized the concert industry, driving up prices for consumers in a high-stakes antitrust trial.
Driver Fined After Wood Load Crashes Through Trailer in Ottawa
Ontario Provincial Police report a truck driver was fined $390 after a sudden stop on Hwy. 417 caused wood to crash through a trailer, leading to traffic disruptions in Ottawa.
Semi-Truck Fire Disrupts Circle Drive Traffic in Saskatoon
A semi-truck and trailer caught fire after hitting a light standard on Circle Drive in Saskatoon early Tuesday morning, causing temporary road closures but no injuries reported.
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Montreal Metro Green Line Suspended for Police Operation
The Green Line of Montreal's metro system has been halted between Lionel-Groulx and Berri-UQAM stations due to a police intervention. Authorities confirm no public threat exists, with detours via Orange Line and buses recommended.
New Agreement Strengthens North Atlantic Trade Corridor
Arctic Gateway Group and Port of Antwerp-Bruges International sign a landmark agreement to enhance trade, focusing on critical minerals, energy, and agricultural products, with potential investments in Churchill.
GTA Gas Prices Jump 12 Cents, Diesel Doubles
Gas prices in the Greater Toronto Area are set to rise 12 cents over two days, with diesel soaring even higher. Experts link the spike to global conflicts and pipeline blockades in Canada.
Three Charged in Markham Business Fraud Probe
Police have charged three people, including a Toronto woman, in connection with a fraud investigation at a Markham business, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat financial crimes in the region.
Leamington Businesses Hit by Seacliff Drive Construction
Major construction on Seacliff Drive in Leamington, Ontario, is causing significant disruptions for local businesses, with ongoing roadwork affecting customer access and operations.
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Eagle Gold Mine Sale Advances After Storage Failure
BusinessYukon's Eagle Gold Mine is progressing toward a sale after a 2024 ore storage site failure disrupted operations, with stakeholders now focusing on a potential transaction to revive the project.
Quebec Revokes Steps Driving School Certification
The SAAQ has revoked certification for Steps Driving School in Dorval and banned its owners from operating another driving school for five years due to failure to meet eligibility requirements.
SpaceX $1.75 Trillion IPO Valuation Justifiable: PitchBook
PitchBook analyst Franco Granda argues SpaceX's $1.75 trillion IPO target is justifiable with a 3-5 year horizon, citing Starlink growth, launch dominance, and direct-to-cell expansion.
Ottawa Buys $45M Hotel for Transitional Housing
The City of Ottawa has approved a $45 million purchase of a downtown hotel to convert it into transitional housing, with federal funding covering the cost through the Interim Housing Assistance program.
Oil Prices Soar 6% to Highest Since 2024 on Middle East Conflict
Global oil prices have jumped 6% to their highest levels since 2024, driven by escalating tensions in the Middle East. The surge impacts markets and raises concerns over energy security and economic stability worldwide.
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Roots Announces Strategic Review That Could Lead to Sale
The iconic Canadian lifestyle brand Roots has initiated a strategic review that may include selling the company. Founded in 1973, Roots has hired financial and legal advisers to explore options.
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