Lululemon's See-Through Leggings Crisis Deepens
Lululemon faces backlash over defective leggings as shares plummet 65% from 2023 highs, with leadership changes and activist investors adding pressure.
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QEW Closed in Niagara Region Over Treacherous Roads
The Queen Elizabeth Way in Ontario's Niagara Region has been closed by police due to hazardous winter driving conditions, with authorities warning motorists to avoid travel.
Investors Seek Payoffs from Big Tech's Heavy AI Spending
Recent financial results from major technology firms highlight growing investor pressure for concrete returns on substantial artificial intelligence expenditures, signaling a shift in market expectations.
Quebec Minister: Churchill Falls Deal Must Not Fail
Quebec Energy Minister Jean Boulet emphasizes the importance of maintaining the Churchill Falls hydroelectric agreement with Newfoundland and Labrador as renewal negotiations approach.
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GoldHaven Defines Mineral Zoning at Magno Project
GoldHaven Resources reveals property-scale porphyry-related mineral zonation at its Magno Project in British Columbia, highlighting copper, silver, tungsten and critical-mineral potential.
Dow Chemical to Cut 4,500 Jobs as Demand Slows
Dow Chemical is reducing its workforce by 4,500 positions due to weak revenue projections and sluggish market demand, impacting operations including its Michigan headquarters.
Barrie Driver Clocked at 112 km/h in 60 Zone in Winter
Ontario Provincial Police in Southern Georgian Bay report a driver was caught travelling 112 km/h in a posted 60 km/h zone in Barrie during hazardous winter weather, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
Canada's Food Inflation Crisis Outpaces Global Peers
Canadian food inflation remains stubbornly high at 4.2%, significantly outpacing the U.S. and eurozone. Economists explain why grocery prices have soared 30% since 2019.
Fatal Crash Under Investigation in Calgary's Barlow Trail Area
Calgary police are investigating a fatal vehicle collision that occurred at the intersection of Barlow Trail and Seventh Avenue N.E. on January 29, 2026, with details emerging about the ongoing inquiry.
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Blue Jays Playoff Run Boosts Rogers Q4 Profit and Revenue
Rogers Communications reports a significant increase in fourth-quarter profit and revenue, largely attributed to the Toronto Blue Jays' extended playoff run in 2025.
U.S. Moves Away from Critical Mineral Price Floors
The United States is reportedly abandoning plans for price floors on critical minerals, a decision that could reshape global supply chains and affect Canadian mining interests.
Ottawa Proposes OC Transpo Refunds for Delayed Trips
Ottawa city councillors are proposing a refund system and money-back guarantee for OC Transpo passengers affected by delayed or cancelled trips, aiming to improve transit accountability.
Closing Costs Stress Ontario Homebuyers: Survey (29.01.2026)
New research from Ownright shows Ontario homebuyers experience significant financial stress from unexpected closing costs, despite feeling financially stable initially.
Greenridge Updates 2025 Athabasca Basin Exploration Activities
Greenridge Exploration Inc. provides a comprehensive update on its 2025 uranium and critical metals exploration activities across six projects in Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin region.
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Canada's Food Inflation Outpaces Global Peers
Canadian food prices have surged 30% since 2019, with inflation running at 4.2%—nearly double the U.S. and eurozone rates. Economists cite multiple factors driving this persistent issue.
Lockheed Martin Raises 2026 Outlook on Sales Growth
Defense giant Lockheed Martin has increased its 2026 financial outlook, driven by robust sales of fighter jets and advanced weapon systems amid global demand.
Gold Surges Above $5,500 in Record Rally
Gold prices have skyrocketed to unprecedented levels, surpassing $5,500 per ounce as a nine-day rally gains momentum. The surge is driven by a weaker U.S. dollar, investor flight from bonds, and heightened geopolitical tensions.
Blackstone Beats Estimates on Strong Dealmaking
Blackstone Group reported quarterly earnings that exceeded analyst forecasts, driven by a surge in dealmaking and investment activity across its global portfolio.
Chatham Residents Fight Alleged Renoviction with Legal Help
Tenants at Terrace Forty Apartments in Chatham are mobilizing with legal assistance to challenge what they describe as a renoviction attempt, highlighting ongoing housing struggles in Ontario.
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SAGA Metals Begins 2026 Drill Program at Labrador Project
SAGA Metals Corp. has commenced its 2026 Mineral Resource Estimate drill program at the Trapper Zone within the Radar Titanium-Vanadium-Iron Project in Labrador, Canada, focusing on expanding oxide zones.
China Resumes Canadian Canola Imports After Deal
China has restarted large-scale imports of Canadian canola following a trade agreement, with shipments valued at $5 billion annually set to begin in February.
Bank of Canada Warns of Potential Economic Shock from Trade
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem highlights unusual potential for new economic shocks, linking concerns to CUSMA renegotiations and global trade tensions impacting future interest rate decisions.
Windsor Library Delays, Chinese Cars, and E.C. Row Shooting
Windsor residents express frustration over library relocation delays, hope for job benefits from Chinese auto exports, and demand accountability for E.C. Row Expressway BB gun incident.
Hwy. 401 Express Lanes Closed After Crash in Mississauga
A traffic collision has forced the closure of westbound express lanes on Highway 401 near Mississauga Road, causing significant disruptions for morning commuters in the Greater Toronto Area.
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Toronto Snow Shovelling Parking Rights Explained
Toronto residents face ethical dilemmas after shovelling snow from street parking spots. Lawyers clarify legal rights and neighbourly etiquette during winter storms.
Windsor-Detroit Bid for World Economic Forum as Davos Expands
Local business and tourism leaders advocate for hosting the World Economic Forum in Detroit-Windsor, highlighting cross-border advantages and economic opportunities.
NJ Transit Orders 375 More Clean-Diesel Buses
New Jersey Transit has placed an additional order for 375 Xcelsior clean-diesel buses from New Flyer, completing the base order of 550 vehicles as part of a major fleet modernization program.
Terrapin Beer Co. Launches Music-Inspired Brand Refresh
Terrapin Beer Co., a craft beer brand under Tilray Brands, announces a comprehensive brand refresh featuring new packaging inspired by classic rock albums and collaborations with artists.
Canadian Companies Criticized for U.S. Immigration Ties
Two Canadian companies are under scrutiny for their business dealings with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security amid ongoing controversies over immigration enforcement policies.
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11 Dead in South Africa Minibus-Truck Crash
A devastating collision between a minibus and a truck in South Africa has resulted in 11 fatalities, occurring shortly after a similar crash killed 14 children.
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