The final Canadian airlines have withdrawn from Cuba, as confirmed by Minister Anita Anand, with tourists redirecting spending due to the island's severe energy shortages and economic instability.
Hudbay Minerals reports strong fourth-quarter results, with profit reaching US$128 million and revenue climbing 25% year-over-year, highlighting robust performance in the mining sector.
The average U.S. tariff rate on Canadian exports dropped to 3.1% in December 2025, yet Canada's share of U.S. imports fell significantly. With the CUSMA review starting July 1, uncertainty clouds future trade relations.
Calgary is experiencing one of its worst years for traffic fatalities, with recent tragedies including a toddler killed in a crosswalk. Experts call for restored photo radar and speed limit reviews to combat reckless driving.
Persistent market volatility in 2026 is prompting businesses to delay or restructure their initial public offerings as they face challenges in securing favorable valuations.
A Penn-Wharton analysis estimates over $175 billion in U.S. tariff revenue is vulnerable to a pending Supreme Court decision, with significant implications for trade policy and federal finances.
The Give Back Rack thrift store celebrated its grand opening in Barrie, Ontario, on February 19, 2026, with a mission to support local charities and promote sustainable shopping.
Nvidia Corp. is finalizing a $30 billion equity investment in OpenAI, replacing last year's $100 billion multiyear commitment. The new deal is part of a funding round valuing OpenAI at $730 billion.
A truck collision with a viaduct has disrupted Réseau express métropolitain service between Sunnybrooke and Côte-de-Liesse stations during Friday morning rush hour, with shuttle buses deployed as inspections continue.
Yukon Metals Corp. reports high-grade gold samples up to 250 g/t from a 2025 rock program at Carter Gulch, Yukon, expanding its land position with 68 new claims.
A viral social media post highlights how hiring managers may judge candidates based on résumé interests, with experts discussing the unfair advantages and biases in recruitment processes.
A serious multi-vehicle collision has forced the closure of eastbound express lanes on Highway 401 near Winston Churchill Boulevard in Mississauga, causing significant traffic disruptions during the morning commute.
A truck collision with an overpass has caused a partial shutdown of Montreal's REM light rail system, leading to significant disruptions for commuters and emergency response efforts.
Brad Carr argues that expanding GST/HST rebates to all new homebuyers, not just first-timers, is crucial to reverse plummeting housing sales and stimulate construction amid Canada's ongoing housing crisis.
When a family member fails to claim their inheritance, it creates complex legal challenges. This guide explores the steps needed to handle unclaimed life insurance and assets in New Brunswick estates.
Homebuyers often overlook mortgage portability while focusing on rates, risking financial traps when relocating. This article explains why portability policies are crucial for avoiding penalties and maintaining favorable terms.
A recent Canadian court decision establishes that terminating employees for raising compliance concerns constitutes unlawful reprisal, with severe financial consequences for companies that resist regulatory oversight.
A Toronto-based developer introduces a groundbreaking guarantee, promising refunds to homebuyers if property values decline, addressing market volatility concerns.
Tim Shoults argues CBC should prioritize communities without local media instead of duplicating efforts in towns with established news outlets, criticizing executive bonuses and resource allocation.
Global markets show signs of recovery as Business News World shares and U.S. futures advance, following a recent downturn driven by AI-related fears that impacted Wall Street performance.
India's ambassador to Canada says a comprehensive trade agreement could be finalized within 12 months, as Prime Minister Carney prepares for a visit focused on economic diversification beyond the United States.
Motorists in Atlantic Canada see mixed fuel price trends as Nova Scotia and New Brunswick experience declines, while Prince Edward Island rates remain stable amid regional economic shifts.
The Canada Revenue Agency has implemented significant service upgrades for the 2026 tax season, promising improved efficiency and user experience for Canadian taxpayers.
As Ottawa's historic Carleton Tavern faces demolition for a 38-storey development, columnist Brigitte Pellerin argues against rebuilding a sanitized version, celebrating its authentic, unpretentious tavern culture instead.
Vancouver's city council is set to vote on a significant rezoning proposal for a 25-storey hotel in the West End, a decision that could reshape the neighborhood's skyline and economic landscape.
British Columbia ambulance paramedics are in a position to issue a strike notice as contract negotiations with the provincial government continue, raising concerns about emergency response services.
As Canadian officials engage in a major trade mission in Mexico, the U.S. openly discusses terminating the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement in favor of separate bilateral deals, raising economic and political tensions.
Extreme winter weather with over a foot of snow has forced transit authorities to alter bus routes in Saskatoon and Prince Albert, impacting commuters across Saskatchewan.
A local woman expresses disappointment as Edmonton sells land in Wedgewood Heights below market value, raising questions about municipal financial decisions and community impact.
A rockslide in Sinclair Canyon has forced the closure of BC Highway 93S and Radium Hot Springs pools, with Parks Canada conducting safety work to prevent future incidents.