Bank of Canada Not Rushing to Support Housing Markets
Royce Mendes of Desjardins Group discusses the Bank of Canada's upcoming rate decision, emphasizing the central bank's reluctance to respond quickly to housing market weakness.
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Osisko Hits 80 m of 1.93% Cu at Gaspé Copper Project
Osisko Metals announced initial 2026 drill results at Gaspé Copper, including 80 m averaging 1.93% Cu. Five drills active, two more starting this month.
Cape Breton Rail Revival Dream Faces Economic Hurdles
Cape Breton business leaders explore reviving the dormant Cape Breton and Central Nova Scotia Railway, but face significant financial and logistical challenges.
Debate Over Cost of Extending Sask. Coal Plants Continues
Two independent cost analyses offer differing views on SaskPower's proposed $26B coal refurbishment, sparking ongoing debate about the project's economic viability.
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Double-Double: Canada's Iconic Coffee Term
Explore the origins of 'double-double,' a Canadian term for coffee with double cream and sugar, its cultural significance, and even a cocktail recipe.
June 9 Is Tax Freedom Day in Canada
June 9 symbolizes Tax Freedom Day in Canada, the date when the average Canadian has earned enough to pay their yearly taxes. David Rotfleisch, Taxpage.com founder, explains.
Holafly Partners with ATP Star Francisco Cabral
Holafly, a global leader in travel eSIMs, announces partnership with ATP Top 20 doubles player Francisco Cabral as brand ambassador, highlighting athlete travel and connectivity.
Recover™ Launches Yarns to Boost Recycled Cotton Uptake
Recover™ introduces Recover™ Yarns, a curated yarn portfolio to accelerate recycled cotton use in apparel, partnering with global spinners for scalable solutions.
Calgary Sinkhole After Water Main Break
A massive sinkhole opened on Coach Hill Road S.W. in Calgary due to a water main break, causing significant disruption and concern among residents.
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Sault Police Seek Witnesses After Hit-and-Run
Sault Ste. Marie Police are appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage after a hit-and-run collision. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward.
Stolen Vehicle Chase Leads to Multiple Charges in Northern Ontario
A driver in a stolen vehicle faces multiple charges after a police chase through northern Ontario. The incident involved OPP and resulted in no injuries.
Kitchener Man Charged in Fatal E-Bike Collision
A Kitchener man faces charges after a fatal collision involving an e-bike. Waterloo Regional Police are investigating the incident that resulted in a death.
Thief Drives Stolen Truck to OPP Detachment
A thief drove a stolen truck to an Ontario Provincial Police detachment, leading to an arrest. OPP say the suspect was taken into custody without incident.
Waterloo Issues 350+ Fines for Snow Clearing Violations
The City of Waterloo has issued over 350 fines for snow clearing infractions, emphasizing enforcement of bylaws to ensure pedestrian safety.
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Unifor members ratify new contract at Fairmont Empress
Unifor Local 4276 ratified a new four-year contract at the Fairmont Empress Hotel, featuring a 17.75% wage increase and enhanced mental health benefits.
Inside Look at 73-Unit Affordable Housing Project
CTV London's Lauren Stallone tours the St. Vincent de Paul project, adding 73 affordable units on Huron Street, addressing housing needs in the community.
Art deco building in Victoria to become compact hotel
A developer proposes converting a historic four-storey art deco building in downtown Victoria, once home to BC Hydro's predecessor, into a compact hotel.
Church Lands Key to Housing Crunch, Charity Says
A charity behind a national declaration says Winnipeg faith lands could help address the housing crunch, urging churches to sell unused property for affordable housing development.
Rising Costs Challenge Nova Scotia Restaurants
High operating costs force Nova Scotia restaurants to close or change menus, even as tourism grows. Industry calls for support.
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Sharp Rise in Speeding, Collisions at Edmonton Intersections
A new report to Edmonton's city council committee highlights a significant increase in speeding and collisions at intersections, citing distracted driving and construction signs as key concerns.
Winnipeg Man Thwarts Catalytic Converter Thief Days After New Vehicle
A Winnipeg man stopped a catalytic converter theft just days after buying his new vehicle, highlighting ongoing concerns over these crimes in the city.
Winnipeg Transit Revenue Shortfall Hits $20M
Winnipeg Transit is grappling with a $20 million revenue shortfall, exceeding initial projections, according to a new city report. The deficit raises concerns about service cuts and fare hikes.
Burlington traffic stop leads to gun and drug seizure, charges laid
Halton police seized two loaded handguns and narcotics during an early morning traffic stop in Burlington, charging an Etobicoke man with 20 offences.
Consolidated Lithium Metals Acquires Augustus Lithium Project
Consolidated Lithium Metals signs term sheet with Linear Minerals to acquire the Augustus Lithium Project and 449 claims in Québec's Abitibi and James Bay regions.
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Regina Man Dies in Highway 11 Crash
A Regina man was killed in a single-vehicle crash on Highway 11 near Saskatoon. Northbound lanes were closed but have since reopened. Investigation ongoing.
Rollover on Bow Trail Halts Traffic: Calgary Police
A commercial vehicle rollover at Bow Trail and 26 Street S.W. in Calgary caused significant traffic disruptions on Monday, June 8, 2026.
Helium Shortage Sparks Call for Canadian Production
A global helium shortage, exacerbated by Middle East conflict, prompts experts to urge Canada to boost domestic production and reduce reliance on imports.
JD Vance Adds Chicken Coop to VP Residence
Vice President JD Vance has added a custom chicken coop and a dozen chicks to his residence at the U.S. Naval Observatory, donated by Carolina Coops.
Two Impaired Charges in Five Minutes: OPP
Ontario Provincial Police laid two impaired driving charges within five minutes in one town, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts against impaired driving.
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Hidden Housing Bottleneck: Sewer Systems Limit Development
Canada faces a hidden housing bottleneck as aging water and sewer systems hinder development. Plus: bond market warnings, UK rules for Google AI, and jobs report analysis.
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