P.E.I. Diesel Prices Drop 12 Cents in Unscheduled Adjustment
Prince Edward Island sees a significant 12-cent per liter drop in diesel fuel prices in an unscheduled market adjustment, providing relief for consumers and businesses.
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West Red Lake Gold Reports High-Grade Drill Results at Rowan
West Red Lake Gold Mines announces significant gold intercepts including 84.3 g/t Au over 1m at its Rowan Project in Northwestern Ontario, reinforcing confidence in this high-grade satellite deposit.
Atlantic Canada Hit Hard by Food Inflation, Grocery Bills Soar
A detailed analysis reveals Atlantic Canadians are enduring significantly higher inflation rates and steeper grocery costs compared to much of the country, exacerbating the cost-of-living crisis in the region.
Canadian Housing Market Stumbles in January 2026
Canadian home sales dropped 5.8% month-over-month in January 2026, with severe winter weather in Central Canada blamed for the decline. New listings surged 7.3%, creating a more balanced market.
Public Service Strike Threat Over Office Mandate Could Disrupt Tax Season
Federal public service unions threaten strikes over mandatory four-day office returns, risking major disruptions during tax filing season and potentially eroding public goodwill.
Trump Files Airport Trademarks, Claims No Fee for Florida Renaming
The Trump Organization has filed trademark applications for the use of the president's name on airports and related merchandise, citing protection against infringement. The move comes amid debates over renaming airports in Florida, New York, and Virginia.
Fatal Crash in West Hamilton Claims One Life
A serious two-vehicle collision on Wilson Street in Hamilton's Ancaster area has resulted in one fatality and two hospitalizations, with police investigating and road closures in effect.
Vancouver Restaurant May Close Amid Broadway Construction
Italia Bella Bar and Grill on Broadway is struggling with zero customers due to ongoing construction, forcing the owner to consider shutting down if conditions don't improve soon.
One Dead, Two Hospitalized After Hamilton Collision
A tragic collision in Hamilton has resulted in one fatality and two individuals hospitalized with injuries, as police continue their investigation into the incident.
London Staff Grilled on Landlord Info Withholding Decision
A London city committee has deadlocked on a proposal to publicize landlord names and phone numbers on the municipal website, pushing the decision to council for further deliberation on rental transparency and accountability measures.
Road Reopens After Two-Vehicle Crash in Huron County
A two-vehicle head-on collision closed North Line in Seaforth, Huron County, prompting an OPP investigation. The road has since reopened to traffic.
Car Flips Onto Cabin Deck in Ladysmith, Crane Called
A vehicle veered off a cliff in Ladysmith, B.C., landing upside down on a cabin deck, requiring a crane for removal and causing significant damage to the property.
B.C. Budget 2026 Reveals Fiscal Credibility Crisis
British Columbia's 2026 budget reveals a growing deficit despite promises of reduction, raising questions about the fiscal management of Premier David Eby's administration.
B.C. Budget: Housing Starts Drop, Speculation Tax Increases
British Columbia's latest budget shows a concerning decline in housing starts, with industry experts criticizing government forecasts as overly optimistic amid job losses.
Buffett's Firm Invests in NY Times After 6-Year Break
Berkshire Hathaway, led by Warren Buffett, has made a strategic investment in The New York Times, marking a return to newspaper holdings six years after divesting all its newspaper assets.
Hyde Park BIA Expansion Proposal Benched Over Owner Concerns
The Hyde Park Business Improvement Area has temporarily shelved its expansion proposal, with leaders stating the current requirements place too heavy a burden on local entrepreneurs. The plan could be revived pending further discussions.
Novo Resources Releases Updated Corporate Presentation
Novo Resources Corp. has released an updated corporate presentation detailing strategic priorities, exploration results, and project advancements across its gold and copper portfolio in Australia.
Vancouver Approves Granville Redevelopment, Saves Commodore Ballroom
Vancouver City Council has unanimously approved a major mixed-use redevelopment at 800-876 Granville Street, adding new housing and hotel rooms while protecting the historic Commodore Ballroom.
B.C. Budget: LNG Growth vs. Business Tax Concerns
British Columbia's 2026 budget highlights LNG exports as a revenue driver, but business groups criticize rising taxes and ballooning deficits. Finance Minister Brenda Bailey emphasizes economic growth measures.
Calgary Father Killed, Daughter Loses Legs in Crash
A devastating car accident in Calgary has claimed the life of a father and resulted in his daughter undergoing bilateral leg amputation, leaving the community in mourning.
Tow Ban on QEII Highway Due to Dangerous Winter Conditions
The RCMP has issued a tow ban on the Queen Elizabeth II Highway from Edmonton to north of Red Deer due to blowing snow and poor visibility, urging motorists to avoid travel.
Edmonton Keeps Infill at Eight Units, Rejects Changes
Edmonton City Council voted 8-4 to maintain the current eight-unit maximum for infill developments, rejecting proposed reductions. A consultant's report found minimal impact on housing inventory and warned against changes that could reduce project viabili
Budget 2026 Focuses on Healthcare, Education with Careful Spending
British Columbia's Budget 2026 allocates billions to healthcare, education, and housing while reducing public sector size, emphasizing strategic investments over service cuts.
Bay Street Bridge Eastbound Lane Closed for 4-Month Project
The eastbound lane of Victoria's Bay Street Bridge has been closed as a four-month remediation project begins, impacting traffic flow in the area.
B.C. 2026 Budget: Tax Hikes, Debt Surge, and Cuts
British Columbia's 2026 budget introduces tax increases, public sector job cuts, and rising public debt, while boosting health and education funding amid a growing deficit.
Third Shift Returns at Windsor Assembly Plant, Union Hopeful
Stellantis workers at the Windsor Assembly Plant have seen the relaunch of the third shift, with union leaders expressing cautious optimism about job stability and future prospects in the automotive sector.
Calgary Pedestrian Deaths Spike After Toddler Tragedy
A two-year-old's death in a stroller collision and a senior's fatal accident reveal alarming pedestrian safety trends in Calgary, with 2026 fatalities already on pace to exceed last year's grim toll.
TFI International Q4 Profit Drops to US$71.7 Million
Canadian transportation giant TFI International announced a fourth-quarter profit of US$71.7 million, a decline compared to the previous year's results, amid ongoing market challenges.
Driver Fined $490 for Passing School Bus in Front of OPP
An Ontario Provincial Police officer conducting a school bus patrol witnessed and fined a driver $490 for illegally passing a stopped bus with activated lights, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
B.C. Budget Cuts 15,000 Public Sector Jobs in 3 Years
The British Columbia government's latest budget reveals plans to eliminate 15,000 public sector positions over three years while pausing capital projects to address a record $13-billion deficit.
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