Air Canada Secures Aircraft After Fatal Crash; Four Hospitalized
Air Canada is moving the crashed aircraft to a secure hangar while four injured passengers remain hospitalized. The airline is cooperating with safety boards and returning belongings.
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Manitoba Farmland Sees Biggest Value Surge in a Decade
Farmland values in Manitoba have surged by over 20% in the past year, marking the largest increase in a decade. This growth is driven by strong crop yields, high commodity prices, and increased investor interest in agricultural assets.
Wasaga Beach Redevelopment Project Breaks Ground
Construction has officially commenced on the Wasaga Beach redevelopment project at Beach Area 1 in Ontario, marking a significant milestone for the community's infrastructure and tourism development.
Aggie Days Engages Urban Kids in Agricultural Activities
Aggie Days in Lethbridge is underway, aiming to connect students in grades 4 to 6 with agriculture through hands-on activities, fostering appreciation for farming.
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G Mining Ventures Reports Strong 2025 Results from Tocantinzinho
G Mining Ventures announced robust financial and operational results for Q4 and full-year 2025, with its Tocantinzinho gold mine generating $255 million in free cash flow during its first full year of commercial production.
Southern Alberta Farmland Values Surge, Outpacing Canada
New data reveals that farmland values in southern Alberta are increasing at a faster rate than in other regions across Canada, highlighting unique economic and agricultural factors driving this growth.
Damaged Plane Removed from LaGuardia Runway After Crash
The wreckage of an Air Canada Express jet involved in a collision with a fire truck at LaGuardia Airport has been towed away, with most injured passengers discharged from hospital as investigations continue.
Montreal Olympic Stadium Roof Repair Enters Next Phase
The extensive repair project for Montreal's iconic Olympic Stadium roof has progressed to its next significant stage, marking a key milestone in the long-awaited structural overhaul of the landmark facility.
Quebec Bill to End Double Welcome Tax and Parsonage Exemption
Quebec's minister introduces legislation to abolish the double welcome tax for homeowners and remove the parsonage exemption, aiming to modernize real estate taxation in the province.
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Ontario HST Rebate for All New Home Buyers Announced
The Ontario government will offer an HST rebate to all buyers of new homes for one year, aiming to boost housing affordability and construction activity across the province.
Ottawa's Leda Clay Soil Causes Construction Delays and Cost Overruns
Ottawa's notorious Leda clay soil is creating significant challenges for construction projects, causing delays and millions in extra costs for developments like a new police station and Amazon warehouse.
Liberal Energy Policies Criticized for Economic Damage
Analysis highlights how two decades of Liberal government energy policies, starting with Kyoto ratification, have harmed Canada's economy by prioritizing unrealistic renewable goals over practical oil and gas reliance.
Passengers Thank Pilots for Saving Lives in LaGuardia Crash
American passengers from the Air Canada Express crash at LaGuardia Airport are publicly thanking the Canadian pilots, crediting their quick actions with saving dozens of lives despite the pilots' tragic deaths.
Gas Prices in Waterloo Region: Have They Hit Their Peak?
As gas prices in Waterloo Region show signs of stabilization, analysts debate whether the peak has been reached or if further increases are imminent due to market volatility.
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Canada Faces Shortage of 200 Air Traffic Controllers
Following a fatal runway crash, Nav Canada discloses a severe shortage of 200 air traffic controllers nationwide, raising urgent safety concerns.
Alberta invests $20M to combat youth unemployment
Alberta announces $20 million funding boost over three years to address high youth unemployment rates, with programs aimed at helping thousands of young workers find employment in a challenging job market.
Jewelry Store Shuts Down After Repeated Smash-and-Grab Robberies
Charm Diamond Centres at Erin Mills Town Centre in Mississauga is closing permanently after being targeted by four armed robberies in 15 months, leaving employees jobless and highlighting rising retail crime concerns.
N.S. Teen Competes for $25K for Swole Bears Gummy Business
A young Nova Scotia entrepreneur is vying for a $25,000 prize to grow his innovative protein gummy bear venture, Swole Bears, overcoming numerous challenges in the competitive health food market.
TransLink Approves Fare Hikes Across Metro Vancouver
Metro Vancouver's transit authority has approved fare increases across its network, impacting SkyTrain, buses, and SeaBus services. The decision aims to address budget shortfalls and fund system improvements.
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Air Canada CEO's French Controversy After Fatal Crash
Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau faces renewed criticism for delivering condolences in English after a fatal crash, reigniting language debates in Quebec and Ottawa.
Enova Power Customers Hit with Larger Than Normal Bills
Enova Power Corp customers in Kitchener are reporting unusually high electricity bills, prompting concerns and an internal review by the utility company to identify the causes.
E-Bikes, Boralex Deal, Rate Hikes, and Canadian GDP Analysis
A comprehensive look at today's top business stories in Canada, covering e-bike manufacturing, renewable energy acquisitions, interest rate debates, downsizing trends, and economic performance comparisons with the U.S.
Royalmount Mall Bans Dogs Over Waste Problems
Royalmount mall in Montreal has announced a ban on dogs after repeated incidents of uncollected animal waste, citing cleanliness and health concerns during the holiday shopping season.
Metro Vancouver Rents Drop Significantly in Past Year
Asking rents in Metro Vancouver have experienced notable declines over the last year, with detailed data revealing the extent of the decrease across various neighborhoods and property types.
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B2Gold's 2025 Back River Exploration Shows Strong Gold Potential
B2Gold Corp. announces positive drilling results from its 2025 exploration program at the Back River Gold District in Nunavut, confirming significant resource potential and supporting mine planning.
Ontario's HST Rebate Expansion on New Homes Called Major Stimulus
Housing industry leaders applaud Ontario's one-year expansion of the HST rebate program for all new home buyers, predicting a significant boost to the market.
Royalmount Mall Bans Dogs Over Hygiene Concerns
Montreal's Royalmount luxury mall has banned dogs from its premises after repeated hygiene incidents involving uncollected waste, citing safety and cleanliness concerns.
Montage Gold Q4-2025: Koné Project Ahead of Schedule
Montage Gold Corp. reports significant construction progress at its Koné gold project, which remains on budget and ahead of schedule for a late 2026 gold pour. Exploration activities continue with extensive drilling programs.
Air Canada Crash Survivor Recounts Moment of Impact
A passenger describes the chaos and panic during the Air Canada plane collision, as investigators reveal the fire truck lacked equipment and was cleared to cross the runway.
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Juvenile Eel Catch Limit Raised in Maritimes, Complaints Persist
The federal government has raised the catch limit for juvenile eels in the Maritime provinces, but Indigenous fishers and conservationists continue to voice concerns over sustainability and economic impacts.
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