Eglinton LRT Service Resumes After Mechanical Issue
The Eglinton Crosstown LRT has resumed operations after a mechanical issue caused a temporary service disruption. The incident occurred shortly after the line's recent launch in Scarborough.
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OC Transpo's Most Cancelled Bus Routes in Early February
An analysis of OC Transpo's performance during the first week of February shows which bus routes experienced the highest cancellation rates, highlighting ongoing transit reliability challenges in Ottawa.
Cenovus Energy Q4 Profit Rises on Higher Production
Cenovus Energy announced a significant increase in fourth-quarter profit, attributed to higher production levels. The Canadian oil sands producer's performance highlights ongoing strength in the energy sector.
Goliath Reports High-Grade Gold Intercepts Up To 10.83 g/t AuEq
Goliath announces a 13.2% increase in grade values from 54 gold equivalent drill results at the Surebet Discovery in British Columbia's Golden Triangle, with assays pending on 56 additional holes.
Canada, Mexico Want Trilateral Deal in CUSMA Review
Canadian Minister Dominic LeBlanc announces that Canada and Mexico are pushing for a trilateral agreement as part of the upcoming CUSMA review, highlighting North American trade cooperation.
Gary Mar Calls for National Agriculture Strategy to Fix Infrastructure
Infrastructure bottlenecks and market volatility are damaging Canada's reputation as a reliable trade partner, prompting calls for a coordinated national agriculture strategy to support the $150 billion sector.
US Baking Pan Maker Petitions for Tariffs Against Chinese Imports
American Pan, the largest US manufacturer of industrial baking pans, argues that Chinese imports threaten national security by jeopardizing domestic food production capabilities in potential conflict scenarios.
Optimal Path for Long-Term Investment Outperformance Revealed
Financial expert Noah Solomon analyzes how investors can achieve superior returns while managing risk tolerance, emphasizing consistent moderate outperformance over aggressive swings.
The Complexities of Measuring National Productivity Growth
A new $6 million research initiative aims to boost Canada's productivity, but economist William Watson questions how to accurately measure productivity in public sector research and account for quality improvements across industries.
Private Equity's Fertility Clinic Boom in Canada
Deep-pocketed investors are rapidly acquiring Canadian fertility clinics, capitalizing on a booming private IVF industry while patients face high costs and emotional challenges.
High-Speed Rail Fantasy Confronts Harsh Economic Numbers
A new McGill University study reveals alarming cost projections and limited daily ridership estimates for Canada's proposed Toronto-Quebec City high-speed rail corridor, casting doubt on its economic viability.
Steve's Music Store Restructures Amid Financial Pressure
Legendary Montreal music retailer Steve's Music Store is closing satellite locations and restructuring to keep its downtown flagship open, struggling against online shopping trends.
Global Markets Mixed, U.S. Futures Rise After Nvidia Rally
Global stock markets show mixed performance while U.S. futures advance following a Wall Street rally driven by Nvidia. Currency traders in Seoul monitor fluctuations as international markets respond to tech sector momentum.
ENWIN Developing Outage Map for E.L.K. Energy Customers
ENWIN Utilities is creating a new outage map for customers of E.L.K. Energy, enhancing transparency and service reliability in the Windsor region.
Ontario Housing Crisis Spurs Call for 3-Year HST Holiday
Construction industry groups urge Ontario and federal governments to implement a three-year HST holiday on new home construction to address the housing crisis and preserve jobs, backed by economic analysis showing revenue neutrality.
Quebec's SAAQ Faces Calls to Scrap Public Auto Insurance Model
A new report on Quebec's auto insurance board reveals major flaws, with critics arguing private models in other provinces offer better value and accessibility for drivers.
Canadian Airlines Cut U.S. Routes Amid Falling Demand
Air Transat cancels U.S. routes and WestJet trims services due to decreased passenger demand, affecting cross-border travel and airline operations in Canada.
Right-Turn-on-Red Ban Could Create New Safety Risks: Ottawa Report
A City of Ottawa staff analysis reveals that banning right turns on red lights may lead to increased traffic congestion, enforcement challenges, and new collision risks for pedestrians and cyclists.
Job Boom Mirage: North American Labor Markets Weaker Than Advertised
Recent data revisions reveal significantly weaker job growth in the U.S. and Canada than official claims suggest, with millions trapped in underemployment despite political rhetoric about robust employment gains.
Ottawa Transit Strain Feared from Federal Office Return
An Ottawa councillor expresses concerns that the city's transportation network may be overwhelmed by an influx of federal workers required to return to offices four days a week, citing potential congestion and infrastructure challenges.
U.S. Closes 550+ Driving Schools for Safety Violations
The U.S. Transportation Department orders the closure of more than 550 commercial driving schools due to unqualified instructors and inadequate training, part of a broader safety crackdown in the trucking industry.
Ontario Funds $4M for Northern Business, $3M for Foundry Expansion
The Ontario government is providing $4 million in funding to support northern businesses, with over $3 million allocated for the expansion of Wabi Iron & Steel's foundry in Temiskaming Shores, boosting local manufacturing and economic growth.
Air Canada Cabin Crew Gets 20% Wage Increase in Arbitration
An arbitrator has ruled that Air Canada cabin crew will receive a 20% wage increase over four years, affecting 15,000 employees and ending a labor dispute that included a three-day strike in 2025.
Bay Street Bridge Lane Closure Clogs Victoria Traffic
A lane closure on the Bay Street Bridge led to over two kilometers of traffic congestion from Esquimalt to Victoria on February 17, 2026, disrupting evening commutes and highlighting infrastructure challenges.
GRT Bus Hits Porch in Cambridge, Investigation Underway
A Grand River Transit bus struck a residential porch in Cambridge, causing property damage. Authorities are investigating the incident, which highlights urban transit safety concerns.
Highway 401 Westbound Closed Due to Collisions
A series of collisions has forced the closure of westbound lanes on Highway 401 between Highway 2 and Trussler Road, causing significant traffic disruptions in the Kitchener area.
Edmonton Approves Wedgewood Park Housing After Public Hearing
Edmonton City Council has given final approval to the Wedgewood Park housing development following an animated public hearing, marking a second green light for the project amid community discussions.
Train-Truck Crash Closes Manitoba Highway
A major collision between a train and a semi-truck has resulted in the closure of Highway 13 in Carman, Manitoba, with emergency services responding to the scene.
JetBlue Flight Returns to Newark After Engine Failure
A JetBlue flight bound for Florida experienced an engine failure on takeoff from Newark Liberty International Airport, leading to an evacuation and significant flight delays. No injuries were reported.
Halifax's 2 Crows Brewing Closes After 10 Years
2 Crows Brewing, a popular Halifax craft brewery, is shutting down after nearly 10 years of operation, marking the end of an era for local beer enthusiasts.
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