Mother Claims Siblings' Inheritance from Grandparents
A Canadian family faces inheritance conflict as a mother demands her children's share from their grandparents' will, raising legal questions about estate distribution and family obligations.
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Montreal Building Evacuated Over Heating Safety Issues
Fifteen apartments and multiple businesses evacuated in Montreal's Notre-Dame-de-Grâce after heating failures during extreme cold prompted city-ordered evacuation for public safety.
Montreal Weekend Traffic: Bridge & Tunnel Closures
Drivers in Montreal face significant disruptions this weekend with lane reductions on the Charles-De Gaulle Bridge and a full closure of the St-Marc tunnel on Sunday for repairs.
Japan Holds Interest Rate, Global Markets Mixed
World stock markets show a mixed performance as Japan's central bank maintains its key interest rate, while U.S. futures slip. The decision influences global investor sentiment amid ongoing economic uncertainty.
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Gas and Diesel Prices Rise Again in Atlantic Canada
Motorists in Atlantic Canada face higher fuel costs as gas and diesel prices increase again, adding to ongoing concerns about affordability and regional economic pressures.
Premier Moe Eyes New Canola Markets Beyond China, U.S.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe discusses expanding canola markets, as trade relations with China and U.S. face challenges. The article also covers national news highlights.
Lethbridge Polytechnic Renews 20-Year Research Farm Lease
Lethbridge Polytechnic and the Alberta government have finalized a 20-year lease renewal for the institution's research farm, ensuring the continuation of advanced agricultural studies and innovation in the region.
Kingsville's Second Attempt to Buy Closed High School
The Town of Kingsville is making another attempt to purchase the closed Kingsville District High School property, with plans to transform it into recreational facilities and potentially a new town hall.
Four Pedestrians Struck by Vehicle in Downtown Toronto
Toronto police are investigating a serious collision in the downtown core where a vehicle struck four pedestrians. Emergency services responded to the scene on Thursday evening.
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Montreal STM Workers Approve December Labor Deal
Public transit professionals in Montreal have officially approved the collective agreement negotiated with the STM in December 2025, securing labor stability for the city's transportation network.
Calgary Targets 2,000 Youth Work Placements in New Program
Calgary Economic Development unveils a new program creating 2,000 paid work placements for young adults aged 18-24, aiming to boost local workforce experience and economic growth.
High-Grade Copper, Gold, Silver Found at Mount Polley
Imperial Metals Corporation announces significant drill results from Mount Polley's 2025 Phase 2 program, intersecting 11.0 metres grading 4.43% copper, 1.53 g/t gold and 41.7 g/t silver.
Toronto Named in $22M Lawsuit Over Contractor's Labour Practices
The City of Toronto and security contractor One Community Solutions are defendants in a $22-million class-action lawsuit alleging systematic labour violations and unpaid wages for workers in shelters and homeless facilities.
Feds Cancel $12M Housing Grant Over Red Deer Zoning Pushback
The federal government has withdrawn a $12-million housing grant intended for Red Deer, Alberta, following significant local opposition to proposed zoning changes. This decision highlights ongoing tensions between federal housing initiatives and municipal
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Carney Counters Trump's Claim on Canada's Economic Reliance
Mark Carney, former Governor of the Bank of Canada, has publicly refuted Donald Trump's statement that Canada 'lives' because of the United States, highlighting Canada's independent economic strength.
Gold Price Surge Impacts Manitoba's Mining and Retail Industries
Manitoba's economy feels the effects of rising gold prices, affecting everything from mining operations to local jewellery stores. Industry experts analyze the financial implications.
Calgary Fire Probe in Renovated Northeast Home
Authorities are investigating a structure fire at a northeast Calgary residence undergoing renovations, with details emerging as the probe continues.
Windsor Road Salt Shortage Sparks Company Scramble
A major road salt shortage is forcing companies in Windsor to urgently seek supplies, with the Windsor Port Authority playing a key role in distribution. The situation highlights broader supply chain challenges affecting winter maintenance.
Guelph Man Lives in Illegal Tiny Home in Woods
A man in Guelph, Ontario, is living in a tiny home that was illegally built in a wooded area, raising questions about housing and municipal regulations.
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Fairmont to Build Second Calgary Hotel Near Stampede Park
Fairmont Hotels and Resorts reveals plans for a new 225-room luxury hotel in Calgary's downtown near Stampede Park, marking its second property in the city 112 years after the iconic Palliser hotel first opened.
SAGA Metals Accelerates Warrant Expiry, Reports $675K+
SAGA Metals Corp. announces acceleration of warrant expiry, bringing in over $675,000 from exercises since January 2026 and positioning the company for strong financial growth.
Canmore Real Estate Sales Slow, Prices Still Rising
Canmore's real estate market sees slower sales and revised forecasts, yet prices continue rising with detached homes reaching $1.86M median. Experts cite buyer uncertainty and sustained demand.
NCC Approves Alexandra Bridge Design in Ottawa
The National Capital Commission has approved the schematic design for the new Alexandra Bridge, featuring three undulating arches inspired by the Ottawa River and local landmarks.
Yaletown Condo Sells for $5.9M with 2,600+ Sq Ft Layout
A massive sub-penthouse condo in Vancouver's Yaletown sold for $5,888,000, featuring over 2,600 square feet of interior space plus terraces, high-end finishes, and resort-style amenities.
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Cash App Green: Rewards Program for Flexible Earners
Cash App Green is a new rewards program offering cash back, overdraft protection, and savings interest for users who meet monthly spending or deposit thresholds.
Montreal Man Wanted for Alleged Bank Impersonation Fraud
Toronto police are seeking a 20-year-old Montreal man for multiple fraud offences, including posing as a bank employee to commit credit card fraud, amid a broader news roundup.
Calgary's TalentED Program Targets Youth Unemployment
Calgary Economic Development launches TalentED Greater Calgary, aiming to create 2,000 work placements for youth by 2027 through digital training and employer matching.
Lutnick: Carney's China Trade Talk Could Threaten CUSMA Deal
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick criticizes PM Mark Carney's strengthened trade ties with China, warning it could jeopardize Canada's advantageous position in upcoming CUSMA negotiations.
Toronto Road Work Ahead of FIFA World Cup
Toronto City Hall announces plans to complete three major road construction projects before the 2026 FIFA World Cup begins this summer, aiming to improve infrastructure for the global event.
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Credit Card Rate Caps: Expert Warns of Consequences
While capping credit card interest rates might offer short-term relief for Canadian consumers, experts warn it could trigger a chain reaction of unintended economic consequences.
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