Early Lagarde Exit May Narrow ECB Succession Race
Christine Lagarde's potential early departure as ECB president could benefit front-runners Klaas Knot and Pablo Hernandez de Cos in the succession race, according to analysts.
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Andaz Hotel Gets OK for 17-Story ByWard Market Addition
A city committee has approved plans for a 17-story addition to the Andaz Hotel in Ottawa's historic ByWard Market, featuring a three-story podium base.
U.S.-Canada Trade War Tariffs: Active List
An in-depth look at the tariffs currently active in the U.S.-Canada trade war, including political reactions and economic implications for both nations.
LaSalle Seeks Feedback on Transit Master Plan
LaSalle residents are invited to provide input on the town's five-year transit master plan, aimed at improving public transportation services and infrastructure.
Trump Tariffs on Canada Met with Strong Retaliatory Response
Former President Donald Trump has followed through on his threat to impose extensive tariffs against Canada, triggering immediate and forceful reactions from Canadian political leaders and industry experts who warn of economic repercussions on both sides
Les Wexner Deposed in Congressional Epstein Investigation
Les Wexner, former CEO of Victoria's Secret parent L Brands, will be deposed as part of a congressional investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's financial records, highlighting ongoing scrutiny of high-profile connections.
Cuba's Two-Track Economy: Elite Thrives, Majority Struggles
As Cuba faces deepening economic crisis, a growing private sector creates stark inequality, with wealthy entrepreneurs accessing luxuries while most citizens face extreme poverty and scarcity.
Winter Storm Cuts January Home Sales by 16.2% in Ontario
A severe winter storm in Southern Ontario caused home sales to plummet 16.2% in January, with new listings rising 7.3% month-over-month, according to CREA.
Apple Decouples from Nasdaq as AI Market Volatility Grips
Apple Inc.'s correlation with the Nasdaq 100 Index has plummeted to its lowest since 2006, as the company's cautious stance on AI spending makes it an outlier in the tech sector.
Power Corp Names James O'Sullivan CEO, Jeffrey Orr Vice-Chair
Power Corporation of Canada has announced leadership changes, with James O'Sullivan set to become president and CEO effective July 1, while Jeffrey Orr transitions to vice-chair.
Minto Group Proposes 19-Storey Apartment Building in Ottawa's Glebe
Minto Group has unveiled plans for a new 19-storey apartment building on Isabella Street in Ottawa's Glebe neighborhood, featuring 229 residential units.
Rio Tinto Boosts Nemaska Stake to 54% for Lithium Output
Rio Tinto Group has raised its stake in Canada's Nemaska Lithium to 54%, with investments aimed at boosting lithium production in Quebec. The move includes a $300 million investment in 2026 and plans for a Becancour conversion plant starting in 2028.
DP World Sets Chilean Record with Largest Vehicle Discharge
DP World has achieved a historic milestone in Chile by unloading 6,338 vehicles in a single operation at its San Antonio terminal, marking the largest-ever vehicle discharge in the country and reinforcing its role as a key player in automotive logistics.
Highway 17 Closed After Serious Collision Near Bruce Mines
A serious two-vehicle collision involving a transport truck has forced the closure of Highway 17 east of Sault Ste. Marie, sending one person to hospital with injuries.
Gordie Howe Bridge Delay May Cost $7M Weekly
A delay in opening the Gordie Howe International Bridge could result in weekly costs of $7 million, impacting cross-border trade and infrastructure timelines.
Tesla German Plant Faces Toxic Work Environment Allegations
Germany's largest union, IG Metall, alleges Tesla fosters a toxic work environment at its Berlin factory, with accusations of overwork and pressure on ill staff ahead of a crucial works council election.
Japan to Invest in U.S. Energy, Industrial Projects
Former President Donald Trump reveals Japan's commitment to fund significant energy and industrial initiatives across Ohio, Texas, and Georgia, boosting domestic economic growth.
Tim Hortons Makes Roll Up The Rim Permanent
Tim Hortons announces its iconic Roll Up The Rim contest will now be a permanent, year-round promotion, ending its seasonal status after decades as a limited-time event.
RioCan REIT Q4 Net Income Rises to $128.2M Year-Over-Year
RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust announced a net income of $128.2 million for the fourth quarter, showing an increase compared to the previous year, as the company continues to navigate the retail property market.
Monument Mining Announces Gold Assay Results from Selinsing
Monument Mining has released assay results from 15 drill holes at the Buffalo Reef/Felda areas of its Selinsing Gold Mine in Malaysia, showing promising gold intercepts. The expansion drilling aims to increase resources and extend the mine's life.
Walmart's Cautious 2026 Strategy Under New CEO Furner
Walmart enters 2026 with a deliberate, measured approach as John Furner assumes leadership, focusing on stability amid economic uncertainties and competitive retail pressures.
Kingston Council Pushes for High-Speed Rail Stop in Ontario
Kingston's city council is formally requesting a stop on the Toronto-Quebec City high-speed rail network, citing economic and connectivity benefits for the region.
Bank of Canada Halts XTM Over Missing Payments
The Bank of Canada has ordered XTM Inc. to cease retail payment operations, citing a significant shortfall in client funds and a reported $19 million trust deficit affecting hospitality workers' wages and tips.
Greenridge and Denison Begin 2026 Uranium Drilling in Athabasca
Greenridge Exploration and Denison Mines have commenced their 2026 winter drilling program at the Hook-Carter Uranium Project in Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin, targeting extensions of known uranium trends.
Viridian Confirms Copper Systems at Sedna Project in Labrador
Viridian Metals has confirmed extensive basin-scale plumbing systems and copper-bearing chemical traps at its Sedna Project in Labrador, Canada, revealing a district-scale mineralizing system comparable to major global copper districts.
Cartier Extends Gold System 4 km East, Hits 23.2 g/t Au
Cartier Resources announces new high-grade gold drill results from the Nordeau Sector at its Cadillac Project in Quebec, extending mineralization 4 km east of the main area and confirming near-surface gold zones.
Bayer Halts Roundup Settlement Amid Investor Doubts
Bayer AG has withdrawn from a major settlement agreement over Roundup litigation following significant investor backlash and financial concerns.
Winter Storm Hits Ontario, January Home Sales Fall Sharply
A major winter storm disrupted southern Ontario in January, contributing to a significant decline in home sales reported by CREA. The harsh weather compounded existing market challenges.
QGold Reports High-Grade Gold Results from Mine Centre Drilling
QGold Resources Ltd. announces significant gold assay results from its 2025 drilling campaigns at the Mine Centre project in Ontario, including a high-grade intersection of 36.7 g/t Au.
Cerrado Gold Recognized in TSX Venture 50 Ranking
Cerrado Gold Inc. has been selected as one of the top 50 companies on the TSX Venture Exchange for 2026, following a remarkable 329% share price appreciation and 460% market cap growth throughout 2025.
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