OC Transpo Afternoon Bus Service Worse Than Other Times
A recent analysis reveals that OC Transpo's afternoon bus service in Ottawa consistently lags behind morning and evening performance, raising concerns about reliability and commuter impact.
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Paramount Secures Debt for Warner Bros. Deal
Paramount has finalized debt commitments to support its acquisition of Warner Bros., marking a major corporate move amid global economic warnings from the IMF.
Employers Face Legal Risks with Subtle Employee Phasing-Out
Canadian employers avoiding formal terminations by gradually sidelining employees may face constructive dismissal lawsuits with worse legal consequences than straightforward dismissals.
National Bank CEO Eyes Western Growth via LNG and Merger
National Bank CEO Laurent Ferreira highlights the bank's strategic merger with Canadian Western Bank as a gateway to capitalize on Western Canada's economic growth, particularly in LNG and resource sectors.
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StubHub Pays $10M in FTC Ticket Pricing Settlement
StubHub agrees to pay $10 million to settle FTC allegations of deceptive ticket pricing practices, with funds earmarked for customer refunds. The case highlights ongoing enforcement of all-in pricing rules in the ticketing industry.
Chow, Bradford Unveil Duelling LRT Plans for Scarborough
Mayor Olivia Chow and Councillor Brad Bradford have revealed competing light rail transit proposals for Scarborough, highlighting a political divide over infrastructure priorities in Toronto's eastern district.
IMF Warns Iran War May Slow Global Economic Growth
The International Monetary Fund cautions that the conflict in Iran is darkening the world economic outlook, regardless of ceasefire stability, potentially hindering global growth.
Australian Couple Moves House from Wrong Plot
An Australian couple has been compelled to physically move their newly constructed home after discovering it was built on an incorrect plot of land, highlighting a costly surveying error.
Windsor-Essex Insurance Costs Surge for Homes and Autos
Residents in Windsor-Essex are facing significant increases in home and auto insurance rates, with premiums rising sharply due to regional factors and market trends.
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Calgary Builders Offer Incentives for First-Time Homebuyers
Calgary home builders are introducing innovative financial incentives like mortgage payment assistance and upgrade credits to help first-time buyers navigate affordability challenges amid rising supply and slowing demand.
Green Housing Translates to Financial Gains, Study Finds
New research reveals that sustainable, energy-efficient properties can boost resale value and reduce costs, offering a lucrative investment in real estate markets.
Senior Struck by Vehicle in Toronto, Rushed to Hospital
A man in his 70s was seriously injured after being hit by a vehicle in Toronto's west end. Police are investigating the incident as the victim receives emergency medical care.
N.B. Coroner's Inquest into Two Workplace Deaths
A coroner's inquest in New Brunswick will examine the circumstances surrounding two separate workplace fatalities, aiming to provide recommendations for improving occupational safety standards.
Seacliff Drive Lane Restrictions in Windsor Friday
Windsor drivers should prepare for disruptions as Seacliff Drive will have lane restrictions this Friday, April 10, 2026, due to ongoing maintenance work.
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Power Line Company Fined $70K for Serious Employee Injury
A Saskatchewan power line company has been fined $70,000 following a workplace incident that left an employee with serious injuries, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the industry.
Stocks Rise, Oil Dips on Iran Ceasefire Optimism
U.S. equity markets experienced a notable upswing while crude oil prices moderated from recent highs, driven by growing investor optimism over potential de-escalation with Iran. The shift reflects a broader market recalibration as geopolitical tensions sh
Labour Tribunal Intervenes in Montreal Workers' Illegal Action
Montreal's labour tribunal has stepped in to address what it deems illegal industrial action by city blue-collar workers, highlighting ongoing labour tensions and potential service disruptions.
Norwich Township Crash Death Toll Rises to Five After Two Succumb
Two additional passengers have died from injuries sustained in a severe crash in Norwich Township, bringing the total fatalities to five. The incident occurred on March 31, 2026, with OPP Sergeant Ed Sanchuk responding to the scene.
Housing Progress Made, More Action Needed in Ontario
Ontario's recent housing initiatives show promise, but experts urge continued efforts to ensure affordability and homeownership for future generations.
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Trump Comments Drive Unusual Stock Market Patterns
President Donald Trump's foreign policy pronouncements are disrupting traditional equity patterns, leading to stocks grinding lower and gapping higher as traders react to headlines on tariffs and military deadlines.
IKEA Sets Opening Date for London, Ontario Location
IKEA Canada has officially revealed the launch date for its highly anticipated store in London, Ontario, marking a significant retail expansion in the region.
Calgary Man Allegedly Sold Stolen Lululemon on Facebook
A Calgary man faces charges after police allege he was selling stolen Lululemon merchandise on Facebook Marketplace, highlighting ongoing retail theft issues in the city.
TD Downgrades Canada Housing Outlook on Weak Sales
TD Economics has revised its 2026 housing forecast downward due to weaker-than-expected sales and price growth in late 2025 and early 2026, with sharp downgrades in Ontario and BC.
Homebuilder Pays First Year of Mortgages in Edmonton Incentive Program
Mattamy Homes introduces a groundbreaking incentive program covering the first 12 months of mortgage payments for Edmonton buyers, addressing cash flow challenges in the new home market.
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Middle East War Reshapes Canada's Energy Sector Nationwide
The Middle East conflict has triggered a profound energy crisis affecting Canada from coast to coast, impacting everything from oil production to consumer budgets and creating lasting economic consequences.
Pedestrian Injured in Altercation with Driver in Guelph
A pedestrian was injured after a physical altercation with a driver at a Guelph intersection. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns in urban areas.
Nvidia Stock Nears Breakout Level, Technical Traders Bullish
Nvidia's shares are approaching a key technical threshold at $185, signaling a potential breakout after months of sideways trading. Analysts highlight the chipmaker's attractive valuation among tech giants.
OC Transpo Considers Line 1 Shutdown After New Damage
OC Transpo officials revealed they considered a full shutdown of the O-Train Line 1 after discovering additional damage to train car axle assemblies, with the 100,000-kilometer limit on damaged vehicles remaining in place.
Montreal Startup Monetizes Personal Video Libraries
Gridbank, a Montreal-based startup, is revolutionizing how individuals can monetize their personal video collections. CEO Laura Lalonde discusses the evolving market for personal media assets.
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Esso Owner Unknowingly Sold Contaminated Gas, Fights Racism
Sukhwinder Kandhola, owner of an Elmvale, Ontario Esso station, denies intentionally selling tainted fuel, linking the incident to broader racial tensions in the community.
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