Columbia Street Closed in New Westminster
Columbia Street is closed in both directions in New Westminster due to a police incident. Authorities advise avoiding the area between 4th St and McBride Blvd. Details are limited.
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Lobster processor wins appeal, fine and ban overturned
A New Brunswick lobster processor has successfully appealed a $365,750 fine and a ban on hiring foreign workers. The decision, published January 9, 2026, overturns previous penalties.
TTC CEO apologizes for Friday's major subway disruptions
Toronto Transit Commission CEO apologizes for two significant subway service disruptions that occurred on Friday, January 9, 2026, impacting commuters across the city.
Alberta oil has 10 years before electric vehicles take over
Experts warn Alberta's oil-dependent economy faces a crucial decade as global electric vehicle adoption accelerates, threatening demand. It's time to invest in a diversified future.
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Rio Tinto, Glencore Reopen Merger Talks in 2026
Mining giants Rio Tinto and Glencore have restarted talks on a potential all-stock megadeal. With copper prices soaring and market dynamics shifting, conditions may finally be aligning for a historic merger. Read the analysis.
Alberta Jobless Rate Climbs in December 2025
Alberta's unemployment rate increased in December, capping a year of economic challenges. Get the latest data and analysis on the provincial labour market.
TSX surges over 200 points, U.S. markets climb
Canadian and U.S. stock markets posted strong gains, with the S&P/TSX composite index rising more than 200 points. Get the latest on the market rally and key economic factors.
Weak Jobs Data Ends Rate Hike Talk for 2026
Canada's December jobs report shows a cooling labour market, leading economists to rule out a Bank of Canada interest rate hike this year. Read the analysis.
Lola Duplex Model Impresses with Spacious Kitchen Design
Explore the Lola, a 1,576-square-foot laned duplex by Morrison Homes in Calgary's Glacier Ridge. This show home features a standout kitchen designed for effortless cooking and family living.
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Feds spend $2M+ to improve halal, kosher beef in P.E.I.
The Canadian government has announced a major investment exceeding $2 million to enhance halal and kosher beef production on Prince Edward Island. This initiative aims to support local processors and meet growing consumer demand for certified meats.
Windsor's unemployment rate falls in December
Windsor's unemployment rate declined in December 2025, providing a positive note to end the year. Get the latest local economic data and analysis.
Venezuela Blockade May Sink Oil Prices: Analyst
Rory Johnston of Commodity Context warns U.S. actions in Venezuela could depress oil prices further, with mixed impacts for Canadian energy companies. Read the analysis.
First REM test train runs on future Montreal airport line
Montreal's REM network reaches a pivotal milestone as the first test train operates on the future airport line. Discover the progress and timeline for this key transit link.
Montreal Home Sales Rise 8% in 2025, Real Estate Board Reports
Montreal-area home sales climbed 8% in 2025, the real estate board reports, showing market resilience despite a monthly decline in December. Get the full market analysis.
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Saks Plans Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Filing as Soon as Sunday
Iconic luxury retailer Saks Global Enterprises is preparing to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, marking a dramatic fall for the 150-year-old brand. Get the full story on the financial crisis.
Sluggish Hiring Closes Frustrating Year for U.S. Job Seekers
The U.S. labor market capped a challenging 2025 with sluggish hiring, frustrating job seekers despite a slight dip in the unemployment rate to 4.4%. Explore the details and economic implications.
Guide to Canada's Best Hand Warmers for 2025
Stay warm this winter with our expert guide to the best hand warmers available in Canada for 2025. Discover top-rated products and where to find them.
Lagarde Confronts Europe's Perils in Final Stretch
ECB President Christine Lagarde reflects on her crisis-filled career and warns of a volatile, fragmented world as she approaches her final years in office. Read her insights on populism and Europe's future.
Global Firms Sue U.S. Government for Tariff Refunds
Dozens of multinational companies are taking legal action against the U.S. government, seeking refunds on tariffs. This development could have significant implications for international trade and Canada's economic relationship with its largest partner.
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Canada Most Vulnerable to U.S. Political Turmoil: Report
A new report warns Canada faces disproportionate risks from U.S. political instability, with former foreign affairs minister Lloyd Axworthy highlighting key vulnerabilities. Learn the potential impacts.
U.S. Supreme Court Delays Ruling on Trump Tariff Powers
The U.S. Supreme Court has not issued a ruling on former President Trump's emergency tariff powers. The decision's delay leaves Canadian trade officials and exporters in suspense. Learn about the potential implications for Canada.
83-year-old Toronto woman wins lottery for late husband
An 83-year-old Toronto woman's emotional lottery win honors her late husband's memory. Discover her heartwarming story and plans for the prize.
U.S. Job Growth Slows, Unemployment at 4.4%
U.S. job creation slowed more than expected in December to 50,000, while the unemployment rate fell to 4.4%. Tariffs and AI investment are cited as key factors shaping the labor market.
Canadian Downtowns Gutted by Crime, 19% of Businesses at Risk
A wave of street disorder and crime is forcing businesses to close across Canada. New data reveals nearly 20% of retailers say their survival is unsustainable. Read the full analysis.
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Witness No-Show at SIU Labour Hearing in Toronto
A crucial labour hearing into alleged race-based comments by a manager at Ontario's police watchdog, the SIU, was stalled after a witness failed to appear. Get the latest details on the workplace dispute.
Senate stalls $300M homebuyer tax break amid housing crisis
Canada's residential construction crisis deepens as Senate adjourns, delaying a GST rebate for first-time new-home buyers. Industry warns of mounting job losses and stalled projects.
Ontario housing sector urges HST cut to avert crisis
BILD warns Ontario's housing starts could halve by 2030 without intervention. A proposed HST cut on new homes aims to save jobs and billions in revenue. Read the analysis.
A 2026 Resolution: Save Money by Using Public Transit More
With car costs hitting $16,000 yearly, columnist Mark Wessel makes the case for public transit as a money-saving, stress-reducing alternative, especially with new federal and provincial investments on the horizon.
Netflix Stock Deemed Pricey Despite Major Selloff
Netflix shares have tumbled 27% since Warner Bros. deal talks, yet analysts say the stock remains expensive. CFRA downgrades to 'hold' as valuation concerns mount.
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AI Helps Toronto Family Buy First Home, Saves $30K
A Toronto family achieved their dream of homeownership with an AI-powered real estate platform that refunded agent commissions. Experts predict AI will transform the housing market by 2027.
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