Ex-Dutchie's Worker Says Owed Thousands in Wages
Former Dutchie's Fresh Food Market employee Natalia Savka alleges she's still owed thousands in unpaid wages. Learn about the ongoing wage dispute in Kitchener.
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Fed's Lisa Cook Denies Mortgage Fraud Allegations
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook's lawyers dispute mortgage fraud claims in letter to Attorney General. Trump seeks first-ever removal of Fed governor in 112-year history.
U.S. Stocks Fall as AI Rally Falters
The U.S. stock market declined sharply as Nvidia and other AI-focused stocks retreated. The Dow dropped over 550 points. Read more on the market shift and what's next.
MTY Group Confirms Exploring Potential Company Sale
Montreal's MTY Food Group, owner of 80+ brands like Thai Express and Mikes, is exploring a potential sale. The company has hired TD Bank for a strategic review.
Ex-NB Premier: Lumber Exports Crucial for Province
Former New Brunswick premier Shawn Graham emphasizes the lumber industry's vital role in provincial exports and economy. Learn why this sector remains critical for growth.
Alberta legalizes farmed elk and deer hunting
Alberta's UCP government passes Bill 10, legalizing the hunting of farmed elk and deer within fenced harvest preserves. Learn about the new regulations and their impact.
15 distracted drivers caught in Huntsville crackdown
Huntsville police caught 15 distracted drivers in recent enforcement. Learn about the dangers of distracted driving and how to stay safe on Ontario roads.
Ottawa Councillor Opposes Bill 60 Tenant Rights Changes
Ottawa Councillor Stéphanie Plante tables motion against Bill 60, which housing advocates warn weakens tenant rights and could increase homelessness in the city. Learn the details.
Regina Considers Permitting Manufactured Homes in All Neighborhoods
Regina explores zoning reforms to integrate manufactured homes across residential areas, expanding housing options amid affordability crisis. Learn how this could transform city living.
Paris Downtown Dig construction pauses for winter
Construction on the Downtown Dig project in Paris, Ontario, is pausing for the winter season. Work on Grand River Street North will resume in the spring. Get the latest local updates.
MTY Food Group Exploring Possible Company Sale
Canadian fast-food franchisor MTY Food Group announces it's considering strategic options including a potential sale. Learn about this major development in Canada's restaurant industry.
Tech stocks send TSX lower amid market decline
Canadian tech stocks led market declines as S&P/TSX composite dropped. U.S. markets also fell while TransAlta acquired Ontario power plants for $95 million. Stay informed on market trends.
Canadian Oil Sands Make Comeback Amid U.S. Shale Slowdown
Canada's oil sands industry is experiencing a major resurgence as production hits record highs and investor interest surges, driven by the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion and plateauing U.S. shale output.
Tilray Reveals Global Growth Strategy in Investor Deck
Tilray Brands has released a new investor presentation detailing its transformation into a diversified CPG leader across beverage, cannabis, and wellness industries, showcasing its global expansion plans.
Île-Bizard pilot dies in Ontario mid-air plane collision
A 28-year-old pilot from Île-Bizard died after two small planes collided mid-air during a training exercise near Martintown, Ont. The TSB is investigating the tragic incident.
Car Hits Vancouver Building, No Serious Injuries
A vehicle crashed into an East Vancouver building on November 16, 2025. Emergency crews responded quickly, confirming no serious injuries. Investigation ongoing.
Trump Cuts Tariffs as Inflation Hits US and Canada
Soaring grocery prices pressure Trump to lower tariffs, but Canada faces even steeper inflation. Analysis of the political and economic fallout for both nations.
Federal Transit Funding Cut Derails Canadian Cities
Canada's $3-billion annual Public Transit Fund has been absorbed into a new fund, weakening federal support and jeopardizing transit expansion plans across the country.
Aluminum Surcharges Added as Trump Tariffs Drive Costs Up
Rio Tinto imposes new surcharges on US aluminum shipments, compounding market disruption from Trump's 50% tariffs. Canadian exports shift to Europe as US consumer costs soar.
Calgary Police Oppose Higher Highway Speed Limits
Calgary police express safety concerns as Alberta considers increasing highway speed limits to 120 km/h, citing rising traffic fatalities and dangerous driving behavior.
Fatal Crash on Highway 10 Near Balcarres: RCMP
RCMP are investigating a fatal collision on Highway 10 near Balcarres. Authorities urge witnesses to come forward as the investigation continues.
NSLC Opens Largest Dartmouth Location November 2025
Nova Scotia Liquor Corporation unveils its biggest retail location in Dartmouth on November 17, 2025, marking a significant expansion in the province's retail landscape. Discover the details.
Silk & Snow 2025 Black Friday Sale Preview
Discover the top picks from the Silk & Snow 2025 Black Friday sale. Get expert insights on the best deals for your home. Shop now and save!
Top 17 Early Black Friday Deals at Walmart Canada
Discover the top 17 early Black Friday deals on gifts at Walmart Canada for 2025. Shop smart and save big on tech, home, and kids' items before the rush!
October Home Sales Edge Up But Remain Below 2024 Levels
Canadian home sales increased 0.9% in October with prices showing early recovery signs, though year-over-year declines persist amid ongoing housing shortage concerns.
$28M Yorkdale Mall Upgrade Rejects Fairweather Tenant
Oxford Properties invests $28 million to transform Yorkdale Shopping Centre's main corridor and food court, rejecting Fairweather as 'downmarket' while catering to luxury brand demand.
Danielle Smith's Pipeline Deadline to Carney Expires
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's deadline for Prime Minister Mark Carney on West Coast oil pipeline has passed. Read about the implications for Canada's energy future and national unity.
Toronto's Crosstown LRT: $8B Over Budget, 5 Years Late
Toronto's Eglinton Crosstown debacle shows how bureaucratic systems avoid accountability. Learn what Canada can learn from this transit failure and its massive cost overruns.
Russia taps consumers for revenue as war economy slows
Russia's wartime economic slowdown forces Kremlin to shift tax burden to consumers through new revenue measures. Analysis of economic pressures and policy changes.
Jewellers Navigate High Gold Prices and Consumer Changes
Canadian jewellery retailers face challenges as soaring gold prices transform consumer purchasing behavior this holiday season. Discover how local jewellers are adapting their strategies.
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