B.C. Business Leaders Urge Scrapping PST Expansion
Business leaders in British Columbia are calling on the provincial government to abandon plans to expand the Provincial Sales Tax, citing concerns over economic competitiveness and consumer burden.
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Canada's Housing Market Suffers Largest Price Decline Globally
Canada's residential housing market experienced the largest inflation-adjusted price decline among advanced economies, with a 5% drop in Q3 2025, according to BIS data.
Unifor Boosts Picket Line at Windsor's Titan Tool & Die
Unifor union workers are rallying with increased presence at Titan Tool & Die in Windsor, Ontario, as labor tensions escalate in the manufacturing sector.
Constellation Energy Tops Profit Estimates on Data Center Demand
Constellation Energy reported higher-than-expected quarterly profits, driven by robust electricity demand from data centers. The company's nuclear power operations, including the Crane Clean Energy Center, played a key role in meeting this growing need.
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Hinton Teens Killed in Semi Crash Near Jasper
A devastating crash involving a semi-truck near Jasper has claimed the lives of two teenagers from Hinton, highlighting road safety concerns in Alberta.
First Nations Call for Highway Safety Improvements After Crashes
First Nations leaders are urgently calling for enhanced highway safety measures following a series of fatal crashes on northern Ontario roads, highlighting dangerous winter conditions and inadequate infrastructure.
B2Gold CEO Clive Johnson Retires, Mike Cinnamond Takes Over
Veteran miner Clive Johnson, founder and CEO of B2Gold Corp., will retire in June. He will be succeeded by current CFO Mike Cinnamond, with other leadership changes announced.
Gas Leak Closes Windsor's Wyandotte Street Section
A significant gas leak has forced the closure of a section of Wyandotte Street in Windsor, with emergency responders including firefighters and police on scene to manage the hazardous situation.
Bird Flu Detected at Amherstburg Poultry Farm, Containment Zone Established
Federal officials confirm a case of highly pathogenic avian influenza at a commercial poultry operation in Amherstburg, Ontario, prompting immediate containment measures and a coordinated public health response.
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RCMP Warns of Bank-Impersonation Scam After $24k Loss
Nanaimo RCMP alerts residents to a sophisticated fraud scheme where scammers impersonate bank officials, resulting in a local victim losing $24,000. Authorities urge vigilance.
Five Forces Driving Copper Demand, Says Lundin Mining CEO
Jack Lundin, CEO of Lundin Mining, discusses the five major factors increasing copper demand and how the Vicuña project could position the company as a top global producer.
Guelph Driver Charged in Wellington Road 32 Crashes
A Guelph driver faces charges following one of multiple collisions on Wellington Road 32 early Tuesday morning. Wellington County OPP responded to the incidents, which occurred amid ongoing winter road safety concerns.
Highway 402 Reopens After Crash in Warwick Township
Emergency crews have cleared a crash on Highway 402 near Nauvoo Road in Warwick Township, Ontario, allowing the highway to fully reopen after lane closures on Monday night.
Garage and Vehicle Destroyed in Weekend Fire in Tecumseh
A weekend fire in Tecumseh, Ontario, resulted in the complete destruction of a garage and a vehicle, with local fire crews responding to the blaze on Lesperance Road and Lessard Street.
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Canada Approves All Gulfstream Jets After Trump Threats
Transport Canada has certified the remaining Gulfstream private jet models after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened tariffs and retaliatory measures against Canadian aircraft.
Highway 402 Crash Prompts Lane Closure in Warwick Township
A Monday night collision on Highway 402 near Nauvoo Road in Warwick Township, Ontario, has led to lane closures as emergency crews respond to the incident.
America's Tariff Turning Point: Global Trade Impact
Former White House trade advisor Kelly Ann Shaw analyzes President Donald Trump's tariff increases and their potential worldwide trade repercussions, as global markets react.
WestJet Cancels Calgary-Lethbridge-Medicine Hat Flights
WestJet has discontinued its regional air service connecting Calgary with Lethbridge and Medicine Hat, impacting travel options in southern Alberta. The airline's decision reflects ongoing adjustments in the aviation sector.
Toronto Stock Exchange Gains, U.S. Markets Also Higher
The S&P/TSX composite index advanced during late-morning trading on February 24, 2026, with U.S. stock markets also posting gains amid broader economic activity.
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Snow-Covered Cars Could Lead to Fines in Saskatoon
Saskatoon police emphasize the importance of clearing snow from vehicles for safety and visibility, warning that failure to do so may result in fines under traffic laws.
Unifor Workers Escalate Picket at Titan Tool in Windsor
Unifor union members have intensified their picket line at the Titan Tool & Die facility in Windsor, rallying for improved working conditions and fair labor practices amid ongoing negotiations.
Markets Exhausted by Tariff Uncertainty, Analyst Notes
An analyst from Manulife Investment Management suggests markets are fatigued from tariff discussions, with the peak of uncertainty likely behind us, amid ongoing trade tensions.
Denison Mines Gets Green Light for Northern Saskatchewan Uranium Mine
Denison Mines Corp. has secured regulatory approval to construct a uranium mine in northern Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin as part of the Wheeler River Project, marking a significant development in Canada's nuclear energy sector.
Denison Mines Gets Green Light for Saskatchewan Uranium Project
Denison Mines Corp. has received Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission approval to construct a uranium mine in northern Saskatchewan's Wheeler River Project, with production slated to begin in mid-2028.
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Hyundai Pitches Hydrogen Transport Tied to Canada Submarine Bid
Hyundai Motor Co. has proposed building hydrogen fuel-cell infrastructure in Canada as part of South Korea's bid for a submarine contract, with plans for network corridors supporting railways and heavy-duty trucks.
Canada Must Stay Calm Amid Trade Chaos, Moore Advises
Former trade official James Moore calls for Canadian resilience as global tariffs rise under Trump, highlighting economic uncertainty and strategic patience.
Edmonton Police Warn Online Sellers After Robberies
Edmonton authorities are advising online marketplace users to exercise extreme caution following a series of robberies linked to in-person transactions. Police emphasize safety protocols as incidents rise.
Skechers Bobs Sneakers: 41% Off Limited-Time Sale
Discover the Skechers Bobs D'Vine Instant Delight sneakers, praised as 'the most comfortable sneakers possible' by Amazon reviewers. Now available at 41% off on Amazon and Zappos, these versatile white shoes feature memory foam insoles and support a chari
All-Night REM Service for Montreal's Nuit Blanche Festival
Montreal's Nuit Blanche festival will see the REM train network operating overnight from Brossard to Deux-Montagnes, with extended métro hours until 3 a.m. to accommodate nighttime cultural events.
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Prices Won't Drop After Trump Tariff Block, Businesses Say
U.S. Supreme Court's decision to block emergency Trump tariffs brings relief to over 1,000 businesses, but experts caution consumers not to expect immediate price reductions as economic pressures persist.
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