GoldHaven Names Raymond Wladichuk Technical Advisor
GoldHaven Resources Corp. appoints Raymond Wladichuk as Technical Advisor to bolster its geological team, focusing on advancing the Magno Project in British Columbia.
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Foremost Clean Energy Reports Jean Lake Core Sampling Results
Foremost Clean Energy Ltd. announces findings from its targeted historic core resampling program at the Jean Lake Property in Manitoba, expanding gold distribution insights along the Valkyrie and Midas Trends.
Wendy's Canada Launches New Crispy Chicken Sandwich Under $4
Wendy's Canada introduces a new Crispy Chicken Sandwich to its Quality Choices value menu, priced under $4 and available all day. Made with 100% Canadian chicken, it reinforces the brand's commitment to quality and affordability.
SAGA Metals Completes Warrant Acceleration, Secures C$3.4M
SAGA Metals Corp. announces the successful expiry of its Warrant Acceleration Program, generating C$3,422,888 in proceeds from exercised warrants since January 2026, strengthening the company's financial position.
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Trump-Backed Bitcoin Firm Swings to Loss in Crypto Selloff
American Bitcoin, a cryptocurrency firm with ties to the Trump family, has posted a quarterly loss as the broader digital asset market experiences a significant selloff, highlighting volatility in the sector.
TD Bank Beats Estimates on Strong Business Performance
Toronto-Dominion Bank exceeded analyst expectations with robust earnings in its U.S. and Canadian retail divisions, capital markets, and wealth management, reporting adjusted earnings per share of $2.44.
Midland Starts IP Survey on Caniapisc Gold Project
Midland Exploration Inc. has initiated a 24 line-kilometre induced polarization geophysical survey on its wholly owned Caniapisc Au project in Quebec's Eeyou Istchee James Bay region, following successful 2025 gold discoveries.
Canadian Affordability Crisis: Domestic Factors Trump's Influence
Analysis reveals Canada's food inflation and housing unaffordability stem from domestic policies like supply management and property restrictions, not U.S. trade actions under Trump.
WEF CEO Borge Brende Quits After Epstein Ties Scrutinized
Borge Brende, CEO of the World Economic Forum, has resigned following intense scrutiny over his past associations with Jeffrey Epstein. The departure marks a significant leadership change at the influential global organization.
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Copper Wire Theft at Former Barrie Restaurant Leads to Charges
Two men face charges after police unravel a copper wire theft operation at a former restaurant in Barrie, highlighting ongoing property crime concerns in the area.
VR Resources Sells Ontario Assets to Athos Metals, Focuses on Nevada
VR Resources Limited has entered a definitive agreement to sell its Empire and Silverback copper-nickel-PGM projects in Ontario to Athos Metals Corp., receiving cash and equity while shifting exploration focus to Nevada properties.
RBC Beats Q1 Estimates on Strong Retail and Wealth Profits
Royal Bank of Canada reported a 13% rise in net income to nearly $5.8 billion, driven by strong performance in wealth management, capital markets, and personal banking segments.
Calgary's Diverse Economy Supports Population Boom
As Calgary approaches two million residents, its economy expands beyond energy into tech, aviation, and logistics, with companies like A Parent Media Co. leading innovation.
Amherstburg Bird Flu Outbreak: Low Public Risk, Strict Measures
A bird flu outbreak at an Amherstburg poultry farm has triggered containment zones and culling. Officials emphasize low human risk, with infections rare and requiring close animal contact.
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Canada's Public Sector Employment Hits Unsustainable 25% of Workforce
Statistics Canada data reveals 4.6 million Canadians work in public sector, representing 25% of employees. This ratio approaches levels last seen before 1994 fiscal crisis, raising concerns about economic sustainability.
Ottawa Road Collisions Jump 6% in Early 2026
A concerning 6% increase in traffic collisions has been reported on Ottawa roads in the first months of 2026, raising alarms about road safety and infrastructure challenges.
CIBC Q1 Profit Hits $3.10B, Up 43% from Previous Year
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce announced a first-quarter profit of $3.10 billion, a significant increase from $2.17 billion in the same period last year, driven by robust performance across key business segments.
RBC Profit Rises on Capital Markets, Personal Banking Strength
Royal Bank of Canada's latest earnings show a significant profit increase, fueled by robust performance in capital markets and personal banking divisions, highlighting its financial resilience.
TD Bank Profit Rises on Higher Interest Income
Toronto Dominion Bank reports a quarterly profit increase driven by elevated interest income, reflecting broader trends in the Canadian banking sector amid economic shifts.
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WEF President Borge Brende Steps Down After Epstein Investigation
Borge Brende, President and CEO of the World Economic Forum, has resigned following an independent investigation into his connections with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
CIBC Tops Estimates on Record Revenue Across Divisions
Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce reported adjusted earnings of $2.76 per share, exceeding analyst forecasts, driven by strong performance in capital markets and solid margins.
Hidden Costs of '100% Renewable' Energy Claims
Corporate claims of 100% renewable electricity often mask the reality of grid reliability, which depends on dispatchable fossil fuel backup that all consumers pay for through hidden costs.
Gold's Historic Rally Dominates PDAC with $10,000 Predictions
Gold's unprecedented surge to over $5,000 per ounce has gold investors celebrating at the PDAC mining conference, with experts predicting prices could reach $10,000 amid geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty.
Canada's Economic Decline Was Self-Inflicted, Analysis Shows
Recent data showing Canada's GDP per capita falling behind Alabama's has sparked debate, but the real story is a long-term pattern of economic self-sabotage masked by moral superiority.
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Anthropologie Sale: Up to 85% Off Luxury Items
Anthropologie is offering an extra 50% off sale items, with discounts up to 85% on home goods, fashion, and more. This limited-time deal surpasses Black Friday prices, making luxury affordable.
Commercial Real Estate Activity to Rise in 2026
A resurgence in commercial real estate activity is forecasted for 2026, driven by evolving return-to-office policies and increased demand for prime office spaces across major urban centers.
Markets Mixed, U.S. Futures Slip After Nvidia Earnings
Global stock markets showed a mixed performance while U.S. futures edged lower, even as Nvidia reported earnings that exceeded expectations. The divergence highlights ongoing investor caution amid broader economic uncertainties.
New Pipeline Proposal Could Revive Keystone XL Infrastructure
A new pipeline project could increase Canada's oil export capacity by 550,000 barrels daily, utilizing existing Keystone XL infrastructure and requiring U.S. approval.
Prairie Premiers Seek Strychnine Exemption Over Gopher Crisis
Alberta and Saskatchewan premiers call for a three-year exemption from the federal strychnine ban, citing severe agricultural damage from gopher overpopulation and potential constitutional conflicts.
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Langley Council: Ban Electric Scooters from Sidewalks
Langley city council is considering a proposal to remove electric mobility scooters and wheelchairs from sidewalks, citing safety concerns and current regulations under B.C.'s Motor Vehicle Act.
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