Saskatchewan and Ottawa Invest $900K for Nuclear Business Prep
The federal and Saskatchewan governments are investing over $900,000 to help businesses adapt to the province's transition to nuclear energy, announced in Estevan.
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Toronto Home Sales Rise as Accountant Shortage and Tech Investments Shape Economy
Toronto home sales increased 1.7% in March with prices dropping, while Canada faces an accountant shortage, Microsoft invests in data centres, and pension plans show robust health, highlighting key economic trends.
On-It Bus Service to Canmore and Banff Discontinued
On-It Regional Transit has halted its bus services to Canmore and Banff for the summer, with no immediate replacement planned. The Bow Valley Regional Transit Services Commission is reviewing future options after a failed RFP process.
Ontario's Economic Lag: Widening Gap with U.S. Neighbors
A new study reveals Ontario's per-person GDP lags behind all eight U.S. Great Lakes states, with a growing prosperity gap threatening job creation and wage growth in the province.
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Edmonton Transit Loses $65K to Faulty Fare Machines
An audit report shows Edmonton's transit system suffered a $65,000 loss last year from malfunctioning Arc smart fare machines, highlighting operational inefficiencies.
Montreal Contractor Faces Fraud Charges Over Shoddy Work
Montreal contractor Eric Arella is charged with fraud following accusations of unfinished, poor-quality work and lacking proper certification, highlighting concerns in the construction industry.
Esso Owner Unknowingly Sold Contaminated Gas, Faces Racism Claims
Sukhwinder Kandhola, owner of an Elmvale, Ontario Esso station, asserts he unknowingly sold contaminated gasoline while addressing racism allegations. The incident highlights fuel quality and social justice issues in the community.
Lotto Max Ticket Price Rises to $6 with Prize Overhaul
Lotto Max tickets increase from $5 to $6 starting April 11, offering four lines instead of three and improved odds for any prize, with a maximum jackpot of $90 million.
Hyatt Studios Hotel Coming to North Bay, Ontario
Eastview Development Ltd. has announced plans to build a new 98-room Hyatt Studios hotel in North Bay, marking a significant addition to the city's hospitality sector and boosting local tourism infrastructure.
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Montreal Metro Station Entrances Closed for Safety
The STM has closed three metro station entrances in Montreal due to safety concerns, impacting commuter access. Details on the closures and official statements.
Eldorado Gold Wins Investor Support for Foran Mining Deal
Eldorado Gold Corp. has secured shareholder approval for its $3.8 billion acquisition of Foran Mining Corp., overcoming activist opposition and mixed investor signals to advance plans for a larger Canadian gold-and-copper mining entity.
Rexdale Collision Sends Two to Hospital After Crash
A serious collision near Taber Road and Kipling Avenue in Rexdale has resulted in a man and woman being transported to hospital with injuries. Toronto firefighters responded to the scene on Tuesday afternoon.
Sault Ste. Marie Pothole Crisis Worsens, Damaging Vehicles
Spring pothole season is hitting Sault Ste. Marie drivers hard, with record claims and vehicle damage reported last year. Many residents claim conditions are even worse this year, leading to significant repair costs and safety concerns on local roads.
Liberals' High-Speed Rail Plans Under Fire for Ethics Issues
The Canadian government's $90-billion high-speed rail project faces criticism over ethical concerns and historical inaction, with Finance Minister Champagne recusing himself due to conflicts.
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Novo Resources Pilbara Drill Programs to Commence After Funding
Novo Resources Corp. announces upcoming drilling campaigns at its Wyloo, Cronus, Balla Balla, and Teichman projects in Western Australia's Pilbara region, following successful completion of Tranche 1 capital raising in March 2026.
Alomar and Ackman: Opposing Lessons in Accountability
Two high-profile cases demonstrate how institutions and individuals navigate accountability in different ways—one through institutional action, the other through narrative control.
Waterloo Region Real Estate Market Surges in March
The Waterloo Region real estate market experienced a significant increase in home listings during March, indicating a shift in housing availability and potential opportunities for buyers and sellers.
U.S. Trade Rep Signals CUSMA Worth Keeping, Plans Protocols
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer indicates the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement remains valuable but requires modifications. He proposes separate protocols for Canada and Mexico to address specific bilateral issues while maintaining core agreement pil
Iran War Energy Crisis Worse Than Three Major Crises Combined: IEA
The International Energy Agency reports the Iran war has created the worst fuel crisis in decades, surpassing combined impacts of 1973, 1979 and 2022 energy disruptions, with developing nations facing severe inflation.
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Blue Water Bridge Truck Traffic Growth Concerns Sarnia
Rising truck traffic at the Blue Water Bridge, driven by cost savings for companies, sparks local concerns in Sarnia and Pt. Edward over infrastructure and community impact.
TransLink Boosts Bus Service on 42 Routes Starting April 20
TransLink is implementing significant service improvements on 42 bus routes across Metro Vancouver beginning April 20, including extended hours, increased frequency on overcrowded routes, and seasonal adjustments to popular destinations.
Nine of Ten Kidnapped Mining Workers Found Dead in Mexico
Vancouver-based Vizsla Silver Corp. confirms nine employees abducted from a Sinaloa mine project in January have been found dead, with one still missing amid cartel violence.
Truck Driver Fined $6,000 for 32-Hour Driving Without Rest
A truck driver in Quebec City has been fined $6,000 after being caught driving for 32 consecutive hours without a mandatory rest period, highlighting serious safety violations.
Two Dead in Highway Crash Near Edmonton
A tragic highway accident northeast of Edmonton has claimed two lives, with authorities investigating the cause of the collision that occurred on April 7, 2026.
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Oil Market Tightens Amid Iran War, Sparking Bidding Frenzy
A key oil-pricing window saw 12 unanswered bids for cargoes and surging values, highlighting global crude tightness as the Iran conflict curbs output and disrupts Hormuz flows.
RBC Leads $1.1B Loan for Nuclear Firm Buyout as AI Boosts Power Demand
Royal Bank of Canada is spearheading a $1.1 billion loan to support Energy Capital Partners' acquisition of EnergySolutions, reflecting growing investor interest in nuclear assets driven by AI infrastructure and electrification demands.
Quebec Social Housing Crisis: Advocates See Little Hope
Advocates in Quebec express deep pessimism about the province's ability to address its growing social housing needs in the foreseeable future, citing funding gaps and policy challenges.
Delta Raises Bag Fees as Jet Fuel Costs Soar
Delta Airlines joins other U.S. carriers in hiking checked baggage fees, citing soaring jet fuel expenses. The move reflects broader industry trends as airlines adjust to economic pressures.
Oil Prices Rise as Stocks Fall Before Trump's Iran Deadline
Global oil prices climbed while U.S. stock markets dropped as investors reacted to geopolitical tensions ahead of a critical deadline set by former President Trump regarding Iran.
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IEA: Oil Crisis Worse Than 1973, 1979, 2022 Combined
The head of the International Energy Agency declares the ongoing oil and gas supply crisis more severe than the historic shocks of 1973, 1979, and 2022 combined, signaling prolonged global economic strain.
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