Quebec Engineers: Fix Roads, Stop Building New Ones
The Quebec Order of Engineers warns that aging infrastructure will worsen without immediate action, advocating for repairs over new road projects to address safety and efficiency.
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Calgary Economic Development Urges Trade Diversification
Calgary Economic Development's 2026 report highlights a strategic shift toward global trade diversification, with local businesses expanding into 21 countries amid trade uncertainties.
Calgary Urges Businesses to Diversify Markets Amid Tensions
Calgary Economic Development advises local businesses to explore markets beyond the U.S. due to rising tensions and global uncertainty, emphasizing diversification for resilience.
Montreal REM Airport Station On Time and On Budget
The REM airport station in Montreal is advancing as planned, with officials confirming it remains on schedule and within budget, highlighting key construction milestones.
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Fuel Surcharges Strain Ontario Farms Amid Iran Conflict
Eastern Ontario farmers face rising costs as fuel surcharges ripple through the agricultural economy, with uncertainty from the Iran conflict exacerbating financial pressures on margins.
Sellers Must Return Deposit for Flooded $2.6M B.C. Home
A British Columbia court has ruled that sellers must refund a buyer's deposit after a flood affected a $2.6-million Richmond home, highlighting legal protections in real estate transactions.
Maritime Theft Rises Despite Mixed Official Crime Data
Businesses in Atlantic Canada report a significant increase in theft incidents, contrasting with official statistics that show mixed trends, highlighting concerns over crime reporting and economic impact.
Fuel Price Surge Strains Calgary Charities' Delivery Operations
Calgary charities including Meals on Wheels, Calgary Food Bank, WINS, and Alpha House face mounting financial pressure as gasoline prices spike approximately 30%, forcing budget reallocations and threatening essential community services.
Nova Scotia Home Sales Down in March: Report
A new report shows a decrease in home sales across Nova Scotia in March, with insights from the Nova Scotia Association of Realtors on market trends and factors influencing the decline.
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Keyera Probe, Mortgages, Air Canada Claims, AI Warnings, Benefits
Today's top stories include the Competition Bureau investigating Keyera's gas acquisition, homeowners tightening belts for mortgage renewals, Air Canada's customer claims pilot, AI warnings from the CRA and a judge, and concerns over disability benefits.
78 Collisions in Saskatchewan as Winter Weather Grips Province
RCMP in Saskatchewan responded to 78 collisions over the past day due to hazardous winter conditions, highlighting ongoing safety concerns as the province faces unpredictable weather.
Iran Ceasefire Impact on Maritime Gas Prices Analyzed
A proposed ceasefire in Iran could lead to a significant drop in gas prices across the Maritimes by the end of the week, with experts predicting a 12-cent-per-litre decrease.
Alberta's Care-First Auto Insurance Plan Faces Criticism
Alberta's proposed no-fault auto insurance system, dubbed Care-First, is under fire for potentially increasing premiums while stripping drivers of compensation rights. Critics argue it prioritizes insurer profits over consumer protection.
Dollar Erases 2026 Gains After Iran Ceasefire Saps Haven Demand
The U.S. dollar slumped sharply, erasing its 2026 gains after a ceasefire between Iran and the United States triggered a global relief rally. Traders increased bets on Federal Reserve rate cuts as oil prices tumbled and market volatility eased.
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Ideal Weather to Boost Eastern Shore Lobster Fishery from Thursday
Meteorologists forecast perfect weather for the Eastern Shore lobster fishery, starting Thursday, promising optimal conditions for fishers and boosting local economic prospects.
Family Testifies at Inquest Over Sudbury Miner's Death
The coroner's inquest into the death of Mark Beskorowany, a Sudbury miner nearing retirement, began with emotional statements from his wife and daughter, highlighting the family's anguish.
CAE Lays Off 280 Workers Amid Aviation Headwinds
Aviation training giant CAE Inc. is cutting approximately 280 jobs, with 180 positions eliminated in Quebec, as the company navigates ongoing challenges in the global aviation sector.
Ottawa Road Closures for Rideau Canal Skateway Equipment Removal
Sections of Queen Elizabeth Driveway and Colonel By Drive in Ottawa will close temporarily to facilitate the removal of equipment from the Rideau Canal Skateway, as announced by the National Capital Commission.
Buyer Allowed to Cancel $2.6M Home Purchase After Flood
A British Columbia court has ruled that a buyer was legally entitled to back out of a $2.6-million home purchase in Richmond after discovering flood damage, setting a precedent for property transactions.
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Edmonton Transit Garage Capacity Cut, Costs Hit $670M
Edmonton's planned Southeast Transit Garage will hold only 255-290 buses, down from 430, costing $670 million by 2031. Councillor Erin Rutherford expresses disappointment over the reduced capacity.
New Brunswick Highway Closed After Collision, Emergency Crews On Scene
A major highway in New Brunswick was closed on April 8, 2026, as emergency crews responded to a collision. The incident disrupted traffic and required extensive response efforts from local authorities.
OPP Lay Hundreds of Charges in Easter Traffic Blitz
Ontario Provincial Police in the West Region conducted a major traffic enforcement operation over the Easter weekend, resulting in hundreds of charges for various driving offenses.
Saskatchewan Residents Report Worsening Finances: Angus Reid
A new Angus Reid survey reveals that nearly 50% of Saskatchewan residents feel their finances have deteriorated compared to last year, with many expecting further decline.
OPP Warns of Business Scam After Ottawa Valley Fraud
Ontario Provincial Police issue a warning about a scam targeting businesses, following a recent fraud incident in the Ottawa Valley that resulted in significant financial losses.
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Gold Pares Gains on Iran Ceasefire Violation Claims
Gold prices pared earlier gains after Iran's parliament speaker stated that a temporary ceasefire agreement with the U.S. has been violated. Bullion has fallen about 10% since the Middle East conflict began in late February.
E.C. Row Expressway Westbound Closed Due to Crash in Windsor
A significant traffic collision has forced the closure of all westbound lanes on Windsor's E.C. Row Expressway, causing major disruptions during the evening commute. Authorities are on scene investigating.
Gold Retreats After Iran Claims U.S. Violated Ceasefire
Gold prices pared earlier gains following statements from Iran's parliament speaker alleging violations of a temporary ceasefire agreement with the United States, impacting global markets.
CAE Cuts 280 Jobs, Including 180 in Quebec
Montreal-based aerospace company CAE has eliminated 280 positions, with 180 of those job losses occurring in Quebec, as part of a strategic restructuring effort announced in early April 2026.
Winnipeg Woman Scammed by Fraudsters Posing as Bank
A Winnipeg resident speaks out after losing thousands to scammers pretending to be her bank, highlighting the rise of sophisticated financial fraud targeting Canadians.
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Canadians Leave $10K+ in Wills for Pets, Study Shows
A new study by Willful finds 36% of Canadians include pets in wills, with average cash gifts exceeding $10,000 for guardians. Dog owners lead in estate planning, while horse owners allocate the highest amounts.
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