Canadians to Cut Summer Spending, Survey Reveals
A new survey indicates Canadians plan to reduce summer spending amid economic uncertainty, with many prioritizing savings over travel and leisure activities.
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Costco Recalls Zwilling Kettle Over Scalding Risk
Costco Canada recalls Zwilling Enfinigy Electric Kettle Pro 1.5L due to handles that may loosen or break, posing scalding risks. 21 incidents reported in Canada.
German Utility to Buy 1M Tonnes LNG from Ksi Lisims
A German utility has signed an agreement to purchase one million tonnes of liquefied natural gas per year from the Ksi Lisims LNG project in British Columbia.
Beer Byproduct Upcycled into High-Value Ingredients
Protein Industries Canada partners with Terra Bioindustries and Great Western Brewing to upcycle brewers spent grain into high-value, low-carbon food ingredients.
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Uber President Calls on Ottawa to Speed Up Policy Work
Uber's president Andrew Macdonald urged the federal government to fast-track policy and program work during a speech at Toronto Tech Week.
Airbus Plans Helicopter Production in Canada for Global Exports
Airbus SE is considering building helicopters in Canada for global export if it wins upcoming government contracts, leveraging Canada's defence spending increase and industrial strategy.
Quebec Doctors Add 500,000 Patients
Quebec family doctors have registered 500,000 new patients, FMOQ president Dr. Marc-André Amyot announced, highlighting progress in access to primary care.
S&P/TSX dips as oil prices fall; US markets mixed
Canada's main stock index fell on Wednesday as oil prices declined, while U.S. markets showed mixed results. The TSX dropped amid energy sector losses.
Hodgson to Announce Major Energy Export Plan in Vancouver
Minister Tim Hodgson will make a significant international energy export announcement in Vancouver, highlighting Canada's role in global energy markets.
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Toronto home sales boosted by HST rebate, condos lag
New home sales in Toronto rise due to HST rebate, but condo market continues to struggle according to recent report.
Monaco Yachting Cluster Discusses Sustainability and Catamarans
Yacht Club de Monaco's Spring Pop-Up gathered over 100 professionals to discuss changing client expectations, sustainability, and the rise of catamarans in the yachting industry.
Winnipeg Firefighters Tackle Major Shipping Container Fire
Winnipeg firefighters responded to a significant fire involving shipping containers on Messier Street. The blaze required a large response from emergency crews.
Plane Emergency Landing in Fergus, Ont.
A small aircraft made an emergency landing in Fergus, Ontario, with no injuries reported. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Lululemon, Chip Wilson End Proxy War with New Deal
Lululemon Athletica Inc. has settled with founder Chip Wilson, ending a proxy fight. The deal includes board appointments and support for Kitsilano Beach.
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Halifax Tourism Hits Record 2 Million Room Nights in 2025
Halifax set a record with 2 million booked room nights in 2025, according to a new report, marking a milestone for the city's tourism industry.
NB Government to Set Property Taxes for Municipalities
New Brunswick's local government minister announces property tax reforms aimed at reducing bills for residents, with new rates set by the province.
Pedestrian Injured After Vehicle Hit in Chatham
A pedestrian was injured after being struck by a vehicle in Chatham. Police are investigating the incident.
Sustainable Fleets 2026: Diversification Drives Resilience
The 2026 State of Sustainable Fleets Market Brief reveals that powertrain diversification helps fleets navigate tariff disruptions, funding cuts, and a prolonged freight recession.
Half in Sask., Man. would skip weddings to buy homes: survey
A new survey reveals nearly half of respondents in Saskatchewan and Manitoba would skip or scale back wedding plans to afford a first home, highlighting housing affordability challenges.
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Semple Family Honored for Entrepreneurial Excellence
The Fraser Institute awards the Semple family its highest honor, the Founders' Award, recognizing their entrepreneurial success and community contributions in Saskatchewan.
Windsor Approves $500K for Summer Event Series
Windsor City Council has approved $500,000 to support the Experience Windsor summer event series, aiming to boost tourism and local economy.
San Francisco Rent Spikes Lead U.S. on AI Boom
San Francisco's AI-driven real estate boom sees record rents and home prices, with renters paying cash upfront and bidding wars becoming common.
Fire at Kosher Kingdom in Golders Green Not Suspicious
A fire at Kosher Kingdom in London's Golders Green was not deemed suspicious, likely caused by an electrical fault. No injuries were reported.
AP and Equilar Method for CEO Pay Explained
The Associated Press and Equilar detail their methodology for calculating U.S. CEO compensation, based on SEC filings and total direct pay.
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G2 Driver Charged After Three-Vehicle Crash in Erin
A G2 driver faces charges following a three-vehicle collision at Sideroad 5 and Trafalgar Road in Erin, Ontario. The crash occurred on May 16, 2026.
30 Genius Spring and Summer Essentials for Outdoor Comfort
From mosquito repellents to sunscreens and cooling gear, discover 30 must-have products for enjoying the outdoors this spring and summer without discomfort.
US CEO Pay Rose Nearly 6% in 2025, Some Staggering
Median pay for U.S. CEOs increased by nearly 6% in 2025, with some compensation packages reaching staggering levels, according to a new report.
Six-Storey Building Proposed Near Rideau Canal in Ottawa
A six-storey, 52-unit residential building is proposed on Echo Drive near the Rideau Canal in Old Ottawa East, with an application submitted to the city.
One Arrested for Contraband Tobacco in Caledonia
Police in Caledonia arrested one individual for possession of contraband tobacco. The seizure highlights ongoing enforcement against illegal tobacco trade in Ontario.
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Vancouver's Rising Costs Erode Love for the City
Osama Elemary reflects on how Vancouver's affordability crisis is eroding community bonds, as rising rents and longer commutes leave residents too exhausted to cherish their city.
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