Worker Falls into Hole, Breaks Leg at Langley Arena Site
A construction worker was rescued after falling into a hole and breaking his leg at a new arena site in Langley, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the industry.
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United Flight Returns to LAX After Reported Fire Onboard
A United Airlines flight was forced to return to Los Angeles International Airport for an emergency evacuation after a fire was reported onboard, highlighting aviation safety protocols.
Beausoleil Island Ferry Breakdown Leaves No Islanders Stranded
The Indian Maiden ferry servicing Beausoleil Island experienced a mechanical failure, but officials confirm no residents were left stranded on the mainland. Authorities are assessing repair options and alternative transportation arrangements.
NS Breweries React to Federal Alcohol Tax Hike
Nova Scotia breweries, including Nine Locks Brewing Company celebrating its 10th anniversary, are responding to a looming federal alcohol tax increase. The industry faces challenges as the tax hike could impact local businesses and consumer prices.
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New Brunswick Targets Top Mining Spot in Canada with New Plan
Premier Susan Holt unveils comprehensive minerals strategy at PDAC 2026, aiming to streamline permitting, boost Indigenous participation, and leverage critical mineral resources to revitalize the province's mining sector.
Central Alberta Man Dies in Weekend Highway 41 Crash
A Central Alberta man has died following a serious crash on Highway 41 over the weekend. RCMP are investigating the incident, which occurred amid a series of other provincial news stories.
Poilievre: Mineral Stockpile Only for Tariff-Free Allies
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre announced during his London speech that a future government would limit access to a national energy and critical mineral reserve exclusively to allies with free-trade agreements during crises.
Ford Plans New Toronto Convention Centre to Replace MTCC
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has revealed plans for a state-of-the-art, two-million-square-foot convention centre in Toronto, aiming to replace the outdated Metro Toronto Convention Centre and boost the city's global competitiveness.
Critical Minerals Focus at Toronto Mining Conference PDAC
The Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada conference in Toronto highlights critical minerals essential for clean energy and technology, driving discussions on investment and supply chains.
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Gold Pares Gains Amid Iran War, Fed Rate Outlook Concerns
Gold prices trimmed early gains as traders evaluated Federal Reserve interest rate hikes to combat inflation driven by Middle East conflict, with bullion slipping 0.3% before trading 1% higher.
Vancouver's Largest Coffee Shop Opens on Main Street
C Market Coffee unveils a massive 5,000-square-foot flagship café on Main Street in Vancouver, featuring South Korean-inspired design and a focus on community connection.
Smith: Iran Conflict Underscores Need for New Canadian Pipeline
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith argues that escalating tensions in Iran highlight the urgency for Canada to build a new pipeline, emphasizing energy security and economic stability.
Ex-Competition Bureau Chief Joins Law Firm as Partner
Matthew Boswell, former commissioner of Canada's Competition Bureau, has joined Norton Rose Fulbright as a partner in its antitrust practice, bringing extensive regulatory experience to private sector legal counsel.
Hydrogen Firm Seeks Creditor Protection After Land Revocation
A hydrogen energy company in Newfoundland and Labrador has filed for creditor protection following the provincial government's decision to reclaim Crown land, raising questions about the project's future.
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Tether Uses Deloitte for USAT Reserve Report
Tether Holdings SA has secured Deloitte's verification for its USAT stablecoin reserves, marking a significant compliance step under new U.S. regulations and signaling Tether's return to the American market.
Pothole Damage Claims Up 50% in Montreal: CAA Report
A new report from CAA reveals a sharp 49% increase in pothole-related damage claims in Montreal, driven by extreme weather and aging infrastructure, costing drivers millions.
N.B. Premier Unveils Mining Strategy, Meets Toronto Investors
Premier Susan Holt presents a new mining strategy for New Brunswick, aiming to boost economic growth and attract investment through meetings with potential investors in Toronto.
Emergency Repairs on Toronto's Gardiner Over Falling Concrete Risk
The City of Toronto has initiated urgent repairs on the Gardiner Expressway to address the serious hazard of falling concrete from overhead bridge sections, with officials warning of potential traffic disruptions.
Frontier Lithium Inks Deal with Japan's Panasonic Energy
Frontier Lithium has signed a memorandum of understanding with Panasonic Energy to supply lithium from its Northern Ontario projects, marking a significant step in the electric vehicle battery supply chain.
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Hydro One Outage Affects 12,000 on Manitoulin Island
A planned emergency power outage by Hydro One on March 2, 2026, will disrupt service for approximately 12,000 customers across Manitoulin Island and surrounding areas, highlighting infrastructure maintenance needs.
Dimon Warns Inflation Could Be 'Skunk at the Party' for Economy
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon cautions that persistent inflation risks could disrupt the U.S. economy, citing geopolitical tensions and competitive lending practices as potential triggers.
Ontario, Nova Scotia Sign Deal for Direct Alcohol Sales
A groundbreaking interprovincial agreement will allow residents of Ontario and Nova Scotia to purchase alcohol directly from producers across provincial lines, marking a significant shift in Canada's alcohol retail landscape.
Air Canada Suspends Tel Aviv, Dubai Flights Until March 23
Air Canada suspends all flights to Tel Aviv and Dubai until March 23, following Canada's updated travel advisories recommending avoidance of 10 Middle Eastern countries.
Gardiner Expressway Emergency Repairs for Falling Concrete
Emergency repairs are underway on Toronto's Gardiner Expressway due to deteriorated concrete posing a serious safety hazard, with a $4.4-million contract issued to address the issue before the FIFA World Cup.
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Air Canada Cancels Flights to Tel Aviv and Dubai in War
Air Canada suspends all flights to Tel Aviv and Dubai until March 23 due to escalating regional war involving U.S., Israel, and Iran. Travel advisories expanded across Middle East.
Alberta Deficit Outlook Shifts as Oil Prices Surge After Iran Strike
Alberta's deficit outlook is changing rapidly as oil prices surge following U.S.-Israel joint strikes on Iran. Finance Minister Nate Horner says gains will apply to Q4, with potential impact on the province's fiscal position.
Gas Prices Set to Surge Soon Amid Global Oil Volatility
Analysts predict a significant rise in gas prices in the near future, driven by global oil market disruptions and supply chain issues affecting fuel costs.
Musk's Twitter Tweets Focus of New Stock Manipulation Trial
A federal trial begins examining claims Elon Musk manipulated Twitter's stock price through tweets before his $44 billion acquisition. Investors allege he drove down value to secure a better deal.
Canada Oil Safer Bet as Iran Strikes Rattle Global Supply
Eric Nuttall highlights Canada's oil stability during Middle East conflicts, with global supply disruptions driving prices higher and underscoring Canada's role as a secure energy producer.
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Oil Price Spike from Iran War Could Boost Canada's Economy
A sustained $10-per-barrel rise in WTI oil prices could increase Canada's real GDP by 0.5% by 2027, according to Scotiabank analysis, while also pushing inflation and interest rates higher.
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