Montreal Seeks NATO Military Bank Hosting Role
Montreal is positioning itself as a candidate to host a proposed NATO financial institution dedicated to funding defense and military technology projects across the alliance.
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Ontario Law Makes Ghosting Job Applicants Punishable
Ontario's Working for Workers legislation now requires employers to notify job applicants within 45 days of their final interview, turning ghosting from rude behavior into a legal risk with potential human rights complaints and lawsuits.
Find Unclaimed Government Cheques in Canada
Learn how Canadians can search for and claim any of the 3.9 million uncashed government cheques, including tax refunds and benefit payments, that remain outstanding.
Vancouver Home Sales Sluggish to Start 2026
The Vancouver real estate market continues its slow pace into early 2026, with the local board reporting subdued sales activity. This trend reflects ongoing economic factors and buyer caution.
Paramount CEO Skips Senate Hearing on Warner Bros. Merger
Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison declined to testify at a Senate antitrust hearing about the Netflix-Warner Bros. merger, calling it anti-competitive while defending his own bid.
Crosstown LRT Starts Sunday with Free Opening Day Rides
Toronto's long-awaited Eglinton Crosstown LRT will begin passenger service this Sunday, offering complimentary rides on its inaugural day of operation, according to the TTC's CEO.
Canada Won't Interfere in Plane Certification Despite Trump
Canada's Transport Minister affirms independence in aircraft certification processes, resisting external political pressures from former U.S. President Donald Trump.
Windsor FunGuyz Store Closes After Alleged Meth Seizure
The FunGuyz store in downtown Windsor is closing its doors after police allegedly seized methamphetamine from the premises, according to store management.
Neo Financial Gains AIMCo, Northleaf as Investors
Calgary-based fintech firm Neo Financial announces a significant equity investment from Alberta Investment Management Corporation and Northleaf Capital Partners, marking a key milestone for the Canadian financial technology sector.
Palantir Shares Jump on Strong Sales Outlook
Palantir Technologies Inc. shares rose after forecasting 2026 revenue significantly above Wall Street expectations, continuing its AI-driven market success.
Glencore Suspends Quebec Horne Smelter Investments
Glencore has suspended crucial investments at its Horne Smelter in Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, raising concerns about the facility's future and regional economic stability.
Halifax Airport Sees 2025 International Passenger Increase
Halifax Stanfield International Airport experienced a notable rise in international passenger numbers during 2025, marking a positive trend for Nova Scotia's aviation sector and regional connectivity.
Snowbank Hazards Trigger Ontario Highway Crashes
Ontario Provincial Police investigate several incidents where vehicles mounted snowbanks, leading to crashes including one fatal. Winter driving conditions remain treacherous.
Pedestrian Killed by Truck in North York, Police Probe
A tragic incident in North York has left a pedestrian dead after being struck by a tractor-trailer. Toronto police are actively investigating the fatal collision that occurred on Tuesday morning.
Vehicle Flips from Hwy 427 onto 401, Ontario Police Investigating
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a serious incident where a vehicle flipped from Highway 427 onto Highway 401. The crash caused significant disruptions and required emergency response.
Flight Complaints Take 3 Years to Resolve: Study
A new analysis of 38,104 air passenger complaints shows Canadians wait an average of 987 days for resolution from the Canadian Transportation Agency.
Eglinton Crosstown Opens Feb 8 with Free First Day Rides
The long-awaited Eglinton Crosstown LRT in Toronto will commence passenger service on February 8, 2026, with free rides offered on its inaugural day of operation, the TTC has announced.
Four Hospitalized in Middlesex County Crash, One Seriously Hurt
A serious two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Nairn and Ilderton Roads in Middlesex County has sent four individuals to hospital, with one person sustaining serious injuries. Ontario Provincial Police have closed the area for investigation.
Canada, U.S. Work on Jet Approvals After Trump Threats
Transport Canada and the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration are jointly addressing jet certification processes following recent threats from former President Donald Trump.
Winnipeg Snow-Clearing Map Gets Real-Time Tech
Winnipeg introduces new technology to provide near real-time updates on its snow-clearing operations map, enhancing winter road management for residents.
TSX Surges 200+ Points, Gold Approaches US$5,000
Canada's main stock index, the S&P/TSX composite, experienced a significant rally, climbing more than 200 points. This surge coincides with gold prices nearing the US$5,000 per ounce threshold once again, highlighting a strong day for resource and financi
Ottawa Weighs Major Expansion of Port of Churchill
The Canadian government is evaluating a significant expansion of the Port of Churchill in Manitoba to bolster Arctic sovereignty and economic interests in the strategic northern region.
Quebec Unions Call for Work Halt as Legislature Convenes
As Quebec's legislative session commences, major unions are urging for a suspension of work activities, highlighting ongoing labor tensions in the province.
Vancouver Airport Sets New Passenger and Cargo Records in 2025
Vancouver International Airport achieved historic highs in both passenger traffic and cargo volume during 2025, marking a significant milestone for Canada's West Coast aviation hub.
Long Delays in Air Passenger Complaint Resolutions: Analysis
A recent analysis highlights the prolonged processing times for air passenger complaints in Canada, raising concerns about consumer protection and regulatory efficiency in the aviation sector.
GO Train Refunds Available for Derailment Delays
Commuters affected by the GO train derailment in Toronto can apply for trip refunds as service disruptions continue, with details on the process outlined.
Commercial Real Estate Investment to Hit $56B in 2026: CBRE
A new report from CBRE predicts a significant rise in commercial real estate investment across Canada this year, with projections reaching $56 billion. This growth signals a robust recovery and renewed confidence in the market.
Highway 59 Crash in Oxford County Sends Two to Hospital
A two-vehicle collision on Highway 59 in Oxford County has resulted in two individuals being hospitalized and a significant road closure while police conduct their investigation.
BASF Opens 2026 Growing Home Nominations
BASF Agricultural Solutions Canada invites farmers to nominate local organizations for a share of $160,000 in community funding through the Growing Home program.
Nova Scotia's 2% Down Payment Plan for First-Time Buyers
Nova Scotia introduces a program reducing down payments to 2% for first-time homebuyers, aiming to improve affordability and access to housing in the province.
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