Sponsored Ads Divert Customers from Local Businesses
A new report reveals that sponsored search ads on platforms like Google could mislead consumers away from local businesses, raising concerns about digital marketing ethics and economic impacts.
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Three Injured in Sombra Crash, Police Probe Incident
A traffic accident in Sombra resulted in three individuals sustaining injuries, with local authorities currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash.
Jackknifed Truck Closes Highway 400, Disrupting Barrie Traffic
A jackknifed transport truck has forced the closure of Highway 400 near Barrie, leading to significant traffic delays and emergency response efforts.
Amherstburg Mayor Slams $23M Diageo Deal as Ineffective
The mayor of Amherstburg claims a $23 million agreement between Diageo and the provincial government offers minimal benefits to the town, sparking local concerns over economic impact.
Magna International Surges 25%, TD Predicts Upward Revisions
Magna International's stock soared 24.5% after beating earnings estimates, prompting TD Cowen to raise its price target. The article also covers TD's cautious outlook on Big Six banks and Veritas's dividend growth stock picks for 2026.
Timmins Businesses Targeted by Online Payment Scams
Timmins police have reported a surge in online payment scams targeting local businesses over the past six months, with multiple complaints filed. Authorities are urging vigilance as fraudsters exploit digital transactions.
LeBlanc Leads Major Trade Mission to Mexico Next Week
Dominic LeBlanc, Canada's Minister for U.S. Trade and Intergovernmental Affairs, will spearhead a significant trade delegation to Mexico to strengthen economic ties and explore new opportunities.
Edmonton LRT Station Avenue Closure for Rail Work
Edmonton's Belvedere LRT station will see a nearby avenue closed for a week due to essential rail-crossing maintenance, impacting local traffic and transit access.
Hodgson's Calgary Talk on Energy Future, Pipeline Deadlines
Tim Hodgson emphasized Canada's energy transition and pipeline timelines at a Financial Post event in Calgary, highlighting economic and environmental challenges.
N.S. Union Slams Back-to-Office Mandate as 'Bad Faith'
A federal union in Nova Scotia refuses to participate in consultations on a new four-day office mandate, calling it performative and in bad faith, amid broader public sector debates.
Montreal Tenant Says Landlord Cut Heat to Force Eviction
A Montreal tenant alleges his landlord deliberately cut off heating during winter to push him out, sparking a news conference with Québec Solidaire's Andres Fontecilla.
CAPE Cancels Treasury Board Meetings Over Office Return
The Canadian Association of Professional Employees refuses future engagement with Treasury Board on expanded return-to-office directives, calling consultations 'fake' and insisting discussions happen at bargaining table.
NRC Layoffs Hit Winnipeg Medical Devices Research Centre
The National Research Council has confirmed layoffs at its Medical Devices Research Centre in Winnipeg, raising concerns about the impact on local jobs and innovation in the healthcare technology sector.
Regina Coalition Opposes 10% Bus Fare Increase as Essential Service
A citizens' coalition in Regina is challenging a city council-approved 10% bus fare increase, arguing it will harm vulnerable populations and reduce transit ridership, with advocates calling for reversal before April implementation.
Four Dead in Small Plane Crash Near Colorado Ski Resort
A small aircraft crashed near Steamboat Springs, Colorado, resulting in four fatalities. The incident occurred in the mountainous region, with authorities investigating the cause.
Alberta Traffic Fines Increase Next Month, Some Up 50%
Alberta announces significant traffic fine increases effective March 13, with speeding tickets rising 8-9% and serious offenses facing up to 50% hikes, including careless driving penalties jumping from $473 to $710.
Ottawa's Worst Commute: Public Transit Stories Sought
A local news outlet is calling for Ottawa residents to share their most challenging public transit commutes, highlighting broader urban mobility issues in the city.
Bells Corners Salon Owner Builds Community Through Hair Care
Yetunde Dina, owner of NY Hair in Bells Corners, believes her salon provides more than just hairstyling—it offers emotional support and a sense of belonging for clients facing personal challenges.
Canadian Restaurants Face Losses as Costs Soar in 2025
A new report reveals 44% of Canadian restaurants operated at a loss or broke even in late 2025, up from 12% in 2019, due to rising costs and economic pressures.
Skills Fund Recipient Sues Ontario Over Reputational Harm
A recipient of Ontario's Skills Development Fund has filed a countersuit against the provincial government, alleging significant reputational harm and seeking legal redress for damages incurred.
Nvidia Shares Flat as Big Tech AI Spending Soars
Nvidia shares have remained stagnant for months despite major tech companies like Meta, Alphabet, Microsoft, and Amazon planning to spend over $600 billion on AI infrastructure in 2026. Analysts point to concerns about returns on investment and slowing gr
B.C. Budget Deficit Crisis: Record Spending Fails to Help Citizens
As the B.C. government prepares its 2026 budget, analysis reveals record-high spending has led to soaring deficits and debt without improving living standards or key services like healthcare and education.
Two Injured in Mitchell Roof Truss Collapse Incident
Two individuals sustained injuries after roof trusses collapsed at a construction site in Mitchell. Emergency services responded promptly to the scene on February 13, 2026.
Montreal Metro Stations Renamed for Valentine's Day
Montreal's public transit authority has temporarily renamed metro stations with Valentine's Day themes, catering to both romantic and heartbroken passengers in a festive gesture.
Kinew Thanks Ontario for $23M Crown Royal Deal at LCBO
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew has expressed gratitude to Ontario Premier Doug Ford for securing a $23 million agreement with Diageo, ensuring Crown Royal whisky remains available in LCBO stores across the province.
Barge Hits Arthur Laing Bridge, Causes Traffic Disruptions
A barge struck the Arthur Laing Bridge in Vancouver early Friday, prompting temporary closures and a police investigation. The incident caused significant traffic disruptions in the area.
Valentine's Day Boosts Nova Scotia Small Businesses
Small businesses in Nova Scotia are experiencing a surge in sales ahead of Valentine's Day, with local bakeries and shops seeing increased demand for gifts and treats.
Epstein Ties End Kathy Ruemmler's Run at Goldman Sachs
A document from the Jeffrey Epstein files reveals connections that led to Kathy Ruemmler's departure from Goldman Sachs, highlighting corporate scrutiny of high-profile associations.
GTA Men Charged in Attempted 'Dirty Oil' Scam
Ontario Provincial Police have charged three Greater Toronto Area men in connection with an attempted multi-million dollar 'dirty oil' fraud scheme targeting energy sector investors.
Warm Weather Sparks Early Maple Syrup Season in Essex
Unseasonably warm temperatures have prompted an early start to the maple syrup season at Ruscom Maple Farms in Essex County, marking a notable shift in traditional harvesting timelines.
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