Canada's Trade Diversification from US: Mixed Results
A new report reveals Canada's efforts to reduce trade reliance on the US have yielded mixed outcomes, with some sectors gaining while others lag.
Category : Business
N.B. Residents Claim Over Smell from Chip Factory
New Brunswick residents file a claim against Covered Bridge Potato Chips over a 'sickening' smell from its Woodstock factory, citing health and quality of life concerns.
CFIB Urges Ottawa to Boost Small Business Growth
The CFIB calls on the federal government to cut small business taxes, increase investment incentives, and improve hiring conditions to reverse Canada's entrepreneurial drought.
Watermain Break Floods Southwest Calgary
A watermain break in Calgary's Coach Hill neighborhood caused major flooding, with fire crews responding on May 26, 2026. The incident disrupted traffic and prompted emergency repairs.
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Rising Costs Threaten Canada’s Festival Circuit
Canada’s longest-running outdoor music festival in Sudbury faces financial pressures, reflecting a broader threat to festivals nationwide due to rising costs.
Thousands of B.C. Workers to See Minimum Wage Increase Next Week
Approximately 141,300 employees in B.C. earned minimum wage or less in 2025. The province announces a wage increase effective next week, impacting thousands.
Tucker Carlson: Stop Paying Credit Card Debt
Conservative pundit Tucker Carlson advised people to stop paying credit card balances, calling lenders predatory and unethical during a joint podcast episode.
B.C. Truckers Oppose New Dash-Cam Law
Trucking industry in British Columbia resists new mandatory dash-cam law, citing privacy and cost concerns. Drivers worry about constant surveillance.
Okanagan Fruit Growers Hit Hard by Weather Woes
Stone fruit orchardists in the Okanagan report massive losses of apricots, peaches, and cherries due to years of challenging weather conditions, compounding existing problems for growers.
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Ex-LTC Chair Slams $133K Consultant Review as Waste
A former LTC chair criticizes a $133K consultant review, calling it an 'expensive I told you so' after finding only minor governance changes needed.
Teens Record Pickup Doing Donuts in McDonald's Lot
Video shows teens scrambling to film a pickup doing donuts in a McDonald's parking lot. The incident highlights reckless driving and social media behavior.
ICBC: Sharp Decline in Auto Theft and Crashes in BC
ICBC data shows a sharp decline in auto theft and crashes across BC over the past decade, with hybrid registrations now surpassing EVs.
Canada in 'different spot' on Trump tariffs: U.S. trade czar
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer says Canada is in a different position regarding Trump tariffs, signaling potential negotiations.
Inside Nutrien's Pilot Plant: Testing New Potash Methods
A look inside Nutrien's pilot plant in Saskatoon, where researchers are developing innovative techniques to improve potash production efficiency and sustainability.
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West Red Lake Gold Q1 2026 Results and Operations Summary
West Red Lake Gold announces Q1 2026 financial results, producing 5,667 oz gold, revenue of $41.8M, and adjusted net earnings of $6.4M.
Canadians Rethink Summer Spending as Costs Rise
A TD survey reveals 35% of Canadians plan to spend less this summer due to high fuel and food costs, with many prioritizing local businesses and everyday needs.
All GO Train Lines Face 'Significant Delays' After Switch Malfunction
A switch issue earlier today caused major disruptions across all GO Transit lines, leading to significant delays for commuters in the Greater Toronto Area.
Trump trade czar: tariffs on Canada, Mexico to stay
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer confirmed that tariffs on Canada and Mexico will remain despite the USMCA trade agreement, citing ongoing trade imbalances.
Gig Work Supplements Canadian Household Income: Studies
A TransUnion study reveals most gig workers in Canada hold full-time jobs, using gig work to supplement income. Millennials lead participation.
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Food Bank Seeks Birthday Donations to Celebrate
Strathcona County Food Bank launches a campaign for birthday bag donations to ensure everyone can celebrate their special day, regardless of financial hardship.
No Injuries in Ottawa Barn Fire
A heritage barn on Franktown Road in rural Ottawa was destroyed by fire on May 26, 2026, but no injuries or livestock losses were reported.
Alto Campaign Drives Support for Canada's High-Speed Rail
The Alto public campaign is gaining momentum for Canada's Toronto-Quebec City high-speed rail network, aiming to revolutionize travel and boost economic growth.
Three Charged in $1.1M Illegal Cannabis Bust
OPP's Project Diagonal leads to charges against three individuals for illegal cannabis sales in Niagara Region and across Canada, seizing $1.1M in products.
Holt Renfrew Wrong Jeans: Customer Seeks Compensation
A Vancouver customer demands compensation after Holt Renfrew sent the wrong jeans, citing inconvenience of returning the item. The incident highlights retail return policy issues.
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Contraband Tobacco on the Rise in Atlantic Canada
An advocacy group reports an increase in contraband tobacco in Atlantic Canada, raising concerns about health risks and lost tax revenue.
Alberta minister unfazed by separatist referendum amid pipeline push
Alberta Environment Minister Grant Hunter expresses confidence in the province's future despite separatist referendum, focusing on a new MOU with Ottawa for a West Coast pipeline.
Dressew Supply Closure Leaves Void in Vancouver's Sewing Scene
Beloved downtown Vancouver fabric store Dressew Supply will close by May 2027 after building sale. The store has been a staple for local fashion designers and sewers for over 60 years.
Joly: Automakers Eye Overseas Exports But No Math Done
Industry Minister Melanie Joly told a House committee that automakers are exploring exporting Canadian-made vehicles overseas, but could not provide economic analysis or name the companies.
Food Insecurity in Canada: Campaign Targets Waste
Nearly one-in-four Canadians face food insecurity while millions of tonnes of food go to waste. A national campaign aims to reduce waste and address hunger.
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Average Joe's Sports Bar in Windsor Closing After 16 Years
Average Joe's Riverside sports bar in Windsor is closing after 16 years. Owner says business will 'pause' as they evaluate the future.
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