St. Marys Explores Building Options for Affordable Housing
Stonetown officials are actively pursuing multiple construction strategies to address housing affordability in St. Marys, Ontario, as the community seeks sustainable solutions.
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Exchange Income Corp. Readies First Bond Sale Up to $500M
Exchange Income Corp., a Winnipeg-based aerospace and manufacturing firm, is set to launch its first bond sale, targeting $300-$500 million with a BBB (low) rating from Morningstar DBRS.
Loblaw $2.4B Investment: 70 New Stores in 2026
Loblaw Cos. Ltd. reveals a $2.4 billion investment plan for 2026, featuring 70 new stores and renovations, as part of its $10 billion five-year strategy to boost the Canadian economy.
Sask. Employer Charged for Alleged Foreign Worker Exploitation
A tree farm employer near Weyburn, Saskatchewan, has been criminally charged for allegedly exploiting foreign workers, highlighting ongoing labor concerns in the agricultural sector.
Trump Threatens New Tariffs After Court Ruling
Former President Donald Trump suggests imposing new 'obnoxious' tariffs following a Supreme Court decision that declared his emergency tariffs illegal, escalating trade tensions.
Dominican Republic Hit by Second Major Blackout in 3 Months
The Dominican Republic experienced a massive nationwide power outage, marking the second such widespread blackout within a three-month period, causing significant disruption.
Slovakia Halts Emergency Electricity to Ukraine in Oil Row
Slovakia has suspended emergency electricity supplies to Ukraine following a dispute over oil deliveries, escalating tensions amid regional energy security concerns.
Lagarde: ECB Must Be Agile on Interest Rates
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde stresses the need for policy flexibility amid economic uncertainties, while reaffirming her commitment to serve her full term.
Maple Tapping Season Starts in Waterloo-Wellington
The annual maple tapping season is set to commence in the Waterloo-Wellington area, marking the start of syrup production. Local producers prepare for a traditional harvest amid favorable weather conditions.
Propair Launches North Bay-Toronto Air Service
A new commercial air route connecting North Bay directly with downtown Toronto has officially launched from Jack Garland Airport, enhancing regional connectivity and travel options for northern Ontario residents.
GoldInxs Names New CEO and Chairman for TSXV Listing
GoldInxs Mining Corp. has appointed Nick Michael as CEO and Barry Miller as Chairman, with other leadership changes, as the Vancouver-based gold exploration company prepares for a mid-2026 public listing on the TSX Venture Exchange.
Passive Investments Inflate Company Valuations: Strategist
Michael Green, chief investment strategist at Simplify Asset Management, highlights the market risks posed by the surge in passive investing, which he argues artificially inflates company valuations and could lead to instability.
OMERS Pension Fund Reports 6% Return Despite Market Challenges
The Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System achieved a 6% return in 2025, with public equity gains offsetting private equity losses and currency impacts, increasing net assets to $145.2 billion.
PayPal Takeover Interest After Stock Slump
PayPal Holdings Inc. is drawing acquisition interest from potential buyers after its stock value dropped nearly 50%, with shares surging on the news as the company faces modernization challenges.
Saskatchewan Budget Could See $1B Deficit: Professor
As Saskatchewan prepares its 2026-27 budget, an economics professor warns a $1 billion deficit is possible due to oil price drops, canola tariffs, and rising healthcare costs.
OMERS Pension Fund Earns 6% Return for 2025
The OMERS pension fund manager has announced a robust six per cent return for 2025, highlighting its effective investment strategies in a volatile economic climate.
Carney's 9-Day Trade Mission to India, Australia, Japan
Prime Minister Carney launches a nine-day trade mission to India, Australia, and Japan, aiming to diversify Canada's economic alliances and discuss new partnership frameworks.
Canadian Travel to U.S. Drops 25.4% in 2025
Statistics Canada data reveals a significant 25.4% decline in Canadian trips to the United States in 2025, marking the first annual decrease since 2016 outside pandemic years.
OPP Stops Tractor-Trailer Missing Rear Tires on Hwy. 17
Ontario Provincial Police intervened on Highway 17 after a tractor-trailer was found operating without a full set of rear tires, posing a severe safety risk in snowy conditions.
Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority CEO Steps Down, Interim Named
The Windsor-Detroit Bridge Authority CEO has stepped down, with an interim CEO appointed as construction on the Gordie Howe International Bridge continues in Windsor, Ontario.
Driver Hits 148 km/h, Says Too Excited for Hockey Game
Greater Sudbury police impounded a vehicle after stopping a driver traveling 148 km/h in an 80 km/h zone. The driver claimed excessive speed was due to excitement for a hockey game.
Loblaw's $10B Expansion: 70 New Stores Planned in Canada
Canadian grocery giant Loblaw reveals a five-year, $10 billion strategy to expand its network, including 70 new stores and renovations, creating thousands of jobs nationwide.
Cando and Savage Rail Merge to Form North American Rail Leader
Cando Rail & Terminals acquires Savage Rail, creating the continent's dominant provider of first and last mile rail services and terminal infrastructure with coast-to-coast operations.
Trump Crypto Venture Defeats Coordinated Attack on Stablecoin
World Liberty Financial, a digital-asset venture supported by the Trump family, reported repelling a coordinated attack on its USD1 stablecoin, which briefly traded below $1 before recovering to parity.
DJ Gets 4+ Years for Selling Fake Jet-Engine Parts
A former aircraft-parts trader was sentenced to four years and eight months in prison for selling falsified components to airlines worldwide, causing nearly £40 million in damages and forcing costly engine repairs.
Cyclists Fined Over License Plate Law, Seek Provincial Fix
Calgary bike club members receive $140 tickets for obstructed license plates with bike racks, urging government action on alternative plate options to avoid penalties.
Mawer Names Eric Wetlaufer Interim CEO During Geddes Leave
Calgary-based Mawer Investment Management has appointed board member Eric Wetlaufer as interim CEO while Bruce Geddes takes a personal leave. The firm manages $75.5 billion in assets.
Russian Businesses Struggle Under New Wartime Tax Policy
Russian businesses, including bakeries and beauty shops, are facing financial strain due to a new wartime tax policy, with owners reporting increased costs and operational challenges.
OPP Charges Driver, Company After Tires Fall Off Truck on Highway 17
Ontario Provincial Police have laid charges against a commercial driver and his company following a dangerous incident where multiple tires detached from a tractor-trailer on Highway 17 in Northern Ontario, raising serious safety concerns.
Alectra Names Dr. Andrea Nuesser President of Util-Assist
Alectra Inc. announces Dr. Andrea Nuesser as the new President of Util-Assist Inc., effective March 23, 2026, succeeding Mark Henderson, who will remain on the board.
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