Liberty Gold Reports Final 2025 Drill Results at Black Pine
Liberty Gold Corp. has released the final drill results from its 2025 program at the Black Pine Gold Project in Idaho, highlighting significant gold intercepts and resource growth.
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Union: Airlines Steering Unpaid Work Probe in Ottawa
A union claims airlines are controlling the federal investigation into unpaid work, citing a rally by Air Canada flight attendants on Parliament Hill last year.
Labour Board Orders Transport Canada to Pay Damages for Hiring Abuse
A federal labour board has ordered Transport Canada to pay thousands in damages to a public servant for abusive hiring practices, setting a precedent that lawyers say could lead to more government liability.
Ottawa Vacant Unit Tax Portal Expands City Email Database
Ottawa's online vacant unit tax declaration system has significantly expanded the city's email contact base to over 327,000 properties while saving over $100,000 annually in postage costs through reduced paper mailings.
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Vistra Names Damian Leach Chief AI & Digital Officer
Vistra has appointed Damian Leach as its new Chief AI & Digital Officer, a strategic role aimed at strengthening client experience and global connectivity through advanced digital and AI capabilities.
Federal Deficit Could Top $100B by 2035, Economist Warns
A new study forecasts Canada's federal deficit could reach $117 billion by 2035, with military spending commitments creating the most significant fiscal pressure.
CPAs Navigate AI, Talent Shortages with New Learning Tools
Canadian chartered professional accountants are expanding their advisory roles amid technological disruption and economic volatility. CPA Canada responds with updated digital platforms and continuing education to support members facing complex business ch
Growing Opposition to Supportive Housing in Metro Vancouver
Municipalities across Metro Vancouver are experiencing increased resistance to supportive housing proposals, with community groups organizing petitions, rallies, and protests against new developments in the region.
Ceasefire Could Free 800+ Ships Trapped in Strait of Hormuz
Shipowners are cautiously optimistic as a U.S.-Iran ceasefire temporarily reopens the Strait of Hormuz, potentially allowing over 800 trapped vessels to exit the Persian Gulf amid a global energy crunch.
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Manitoba Farmers Lose $77M Yearly to Resistant Weeds
A new study highlights the severe economic impact of herbicide-resistant weeds on Manitoba's agricultural sector, with annual losses reaching $77 million and threatening crop yields.
Alberta Proposes Stricter Driver Testing to Improve Road Safety
Alberta Transportation Minister Devin Dreeshen advocates for tougher driver testing, including English-only knowledge exams and higher passing standards, to address unsafe driving across the province.
London Developer Appeals Fast-Food Project Rejection in Floodplain
A London-based developer is challenging the Upper Thames River Conservation Authority's refusal to permit a new fast-food commercial development in a river floodplain, citing ongoing disputes over land use and environmental regulations.
B.C. Orders West Vancouver to Build More Homes to Meet Targets
The British Columbia government has issued a directive requiring West Vancouver to implement a comprehensive plan to increase housing construction and achieve its provincial housing targets.
BIXI Starts Early, Adds Six New Montreal Cities
Montreal's BIXI bike-sharing service begins its 2026 season two weeks ahead of schedule, while expanding its network to include six additional cities on the Island of Montreal, marking a significant growth in urban mobility options.
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Windsor Business Hit by Arson, Theft in Two Days
A Windsor business owner is questioning the safety of their downtown location after suffering arson and theft within 48 hours, highlighting concerns about local crime and protection.
Green Bay Drilling Confirms High-Grade Copper-Gold Continuity
FireFly Metals reports exceptional drilling results at the Green Bay Copper-Gold Project in Canada, with intersections up to 70.8m at 4.0% CuEq, strengthening the case for early cash flow from the high-grade Core Zone.
Vancouver Downtown Business Report Shows Mixed Recovery Signals
The Downtown Vancouver Business Improvement Association's annual report reveals retail vacancy rates are stabilizing while office vacancies remain elevated. Visitor numbers held steady despite ongoing safety concerns.
Modular Housing Approved in Edmonton Despite Church Concerns
Edmonton city council has approved a new modular housing development in the Haddow neighbourhood, despite objections from a neighbouring church over spacing and community impact.
B.C. Ferries Union Calls for Maintenance Investment After Breakdowns
Following multiple vessel breakdowns during the Easter weekend, the B.C. Ferry and Marine Workers' Union urges increased maintenance funding. Union president Eric McNeely criticizes reduced safety checks, while CEO Nicolas Jimenez defends current practice
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Ottawa Buyers Miss HST Rebate, Question Policy Fairness
Jalil Abouali and other Ottawa homebuyers who purchased just before the new HST rebate took effect are calling for government support after missing out on tens of thousands in savings.
New Brunswick Seeks Trade Links with Europe's Second Largest Port
Premier Susan Holt returns from a European trade mission aiming to enhance economic partnerships with one of Europe's major ports, signaling a strategic push for international trade expansion.
Free Transit for Riverhawks Games as Parking Lot Redevelops
Edmonton introduces free transit to Re/Max Field for Riverhawks baseball games this summer, coinciding with city plans to redevelop nearby parking lots to enhance accessibility and reduce congestion.
Carney Urged to Cut Federal Gas Taxes Amid High Fuel Prices
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces pressure to reduce federal gasoline taxes as prices approach $2 per liter, with critics proposing tax suspensions to save families over $1,200 annually.
Iran War Fuels Gas and Food Price Hikes in Canada
As the conflict in Iran disrupts global oil supplies, Canadians face surging gas prices nearing $2 per litre, with risks to fertilizer and pharmaceutical shipments threatening further inflation.
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AI Traffic Lights Deployed on Yonge Street to Ease Congestion
Toronto is implementing AI-controlled traffic signals on Yonge Street as part of a strategic initiative to alleviate chronic traffic congestion and improve urban mobility.
Kitchener Approves Design for Conestogo River Pedestrian Bridge
The Kitchener committee has given the green light to the design for a new pedestrian bridge along the G2G Trail, enhancing connectivity and recreational access across the Conestogo River.
Shoal Lake 40 Leads Affordable Housing Project in Winnipeg
A new development in west Winnipeg will bring 150 affordable housing units, led by Shoal Lake 40 First Nation with support from multiple government levels.
Edmonton Infill Policies Too Broad, Critics Say
A community group argues Edmonton's proposed infill development bylaws are overly broad, urging council to refine regulations to better protect neighborhoods.
Waterloo Region Prepares for Major Construction Season
Waterloo Region anticipates a busy construction season with numerous road projects, closures, and traffic disruptions expected throughout the area, impacting daily commutes and local travel.
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Dartmouth Snack Firm Calls for More Support for Canadian Farmers
A Nova Scotia-based snack company is advocating for increased backing for Canadian farmers, highlighting the critical role of local agriculture in sustaining food security and economic stability across the nation.
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