CRA Notifies 479 Employees of Potential Job Cuts
The Canada Revenue Agency has sent workforce adjustment letters to 479 employees, with 210 positions confirmed for elimination, primarily due to the winding down of the Federal Fuel Charge program.
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Mortgage Rates Jump from Oil Shock, Inflation Threat Rises
Fixed mortgage rates have increased by 5-10 basis points due to the Middle East oil shock, marking the biggest inflation threat since COVID-19, with experts warning of further hikes.
Saskatoon Winner to Share $1.3M VLT Jackpot
A Saskatoon resident has won a $1.3 million VLT jackpot and expresses intentions to share the fortune with family and community, highlighting a rare major lottery success story.
P.E.I. Minimum Wage to Reach $17.60 by 2027
Prince Edward Island's minimum wage will rise to $17.60 per hour by April 2027, marking a significant boost for workers in the province amid economic changes.
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Wayfair Outdoor Sale: Up to 70% Off Patio Deals
Wayfair's Big Outdoor Sale offers discounts up to 70% on fire pits, furniture, and decor. Transform your space with chic, affordable items just in time for summer.
Novarc Named to Financial Times Fastest Growing Companies 2026
Vancouver-based Novarc Technologies has been recognized by the Financial Times as one of The Americas' Fastest Growing Companies for the fourth consecutive year, ranking #140 out of 500 companies.
U.S. Trade Report Targets Canadian Alcohol Bans, Buy Canadian Policy
A new U.S. Trade Representative report identifies provincial alcohol bans and Canada's 'buy Canadian' procurement policy as significant trade barriers, citing an 85% drop in spirits exports.
Alberta Threatens Housing Deal Block Over Red Deer Funding
Alberta's government warns it will withhold approval of future housing agreements unless federal funding for Red Deer is restored, escalating tensions over rural-urban resource allocation.
Black Birch Heights Condos Launch Spring 2026 in Taza Park
Crystal Creek Homes unveils Black Birch Heights, a 346-unit condo project in Taza Park featuring nature-inspired design, modern amenities, and cultural connections, targeting a spring 2026 launch.
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McDonald's Drive-Thru Scrapped After Community Pushback
A proposed 24-hour McDonald's drive-thru in Calgary's Canyon Meadows neighborhood has been cancelled following significant resident opposition over traffic, safety, and environmental concerns.
Beer Canada Slams Federal Tax Hike, 18% Total Increase
Beer Canada's president criticizes the federal alcohol tax increase, warning it will hurt consumers and the industry as the total tax burden rises by 18% this year.
Saskatoon Construction Disrupts College Drive, 25th Street, Bridge
Saskatoon's construction season begins April 6 with three major projects affecting College Drive, 25th Street, and University Bridge, causing traffic disruptions through June.
StratusAgro Wins $20,000 at ScaleUP Pitch Competition
Windsor-based agricultural technology startup StratusAgro secured a $20,000 award at the ScaleUP pitch competition, highlighting local innovation in the agri-tech sector.
NFI Names Rob Marion President of Motor Coach Industries
NFI Group Inc. announces Rob Marion as the new President of Motor Coach Industries, effective April 2, 2026. Marion brings three decades of experience to lead MCI's operations and growth.
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Edmonton Trade Mission Heads to Japan and China Next Week
A high-level Edmonton trade delegation will visit Japan and China next week to boost economic partnerships and explore new opportunities in key sectors.
Gender Gap in Flexible Work: Women Less Likely Than Men
A recent national survey highlights a significant disparity, with women being less likely than men to access flexible work arrangements, raising concerns about workplace equity and inclusion.
Baywest Homes' Dawson Estate: Thoughtful Design in Harmony
The Dawson estate home by Baywest Homes in Harmony features meticulous design details, from its primary suite with custom ensuite to its indoor-outdoor flow and functional layout.
OC Transpo Pilots Plastic Bus Seats in Ottawa
OC Transpo is initiating a six-month pilot project to test plastic seats on its buses, aiming to evaluate durability and maintenance benefits for Ottawa's public transit system.
Queensborough Bridge Overnight Lane Closures in Vancouver
Vancouver drivers are being warned of overnight lane closures on the Queensborough Bridge, which spans the Fraser River, starting this week. Authorities advise planning alternate routes.
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Cow Blocks Highway 11 in Orillia, Disrupting Traffic
A wandering cow brought traffic to a standstill on Highway 11 at Old Barrie Road in Orillia, Ontario, on Thursday, April 2, 2026, creating a unique rural traffic hazard.
Man Critical After Scooter Hits Curb in Brampton
A man in his 60s is in critical condition after his scooter collided with a vehicle at a Brampton intersection on Thursday morning, according to Peel Regional Police.
Jasper Avenue Construction Resumes Next Week in Edmonton
Construction work on Jasper Avenue in Edmonton is set to resume next week, impacting traffic and local businesses. The project aims to improve infrastructure and enhance urban mobility in the area.
Windsor-Essex Home Sales Dip Slightly in March
The Windsor-Essex County Association of Realtors reports a slight decrease in home sales for March 2026, with market activity showing seasonal adjustments and ongoing inventory challenges.
Canada Mulls Tariffs as Cheap Imports Surge
Canadian officials are exploring protective measures for domestic vegetable and wood producers against low-priced imports, potentially complicating trade relations amid U.S. tariff disputes.
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Analysts Predict Hostility in Canada-U.S. Trade Talks
With the CUSMA review deadline less than three months away, trade analysts report significant hostility toward Canada in Washington, citing provincial alcohol bans and recent deals with China as major obstacles to negotiations.
Quebec Maple Syrup Producer Accused of Selling Cane-Spiked Syrup
A Radio-Canada investigation reveals a Quebec maple syrup producer allegedly selling syrup containing at least 50% cane sugar in cans labeled as pure maple syrup to hundreds of grocery stores.
Stocks Recover Amid Volatility, Oil Tops $110
U.S. markets show resilience as stocks rebound from early losses despite ongoing volatility, while crude oil prices exceed $110 per barrel amid global tensions.
London Home Sales Jump in March as Prices Continue to Rise
The London region's real estate market experienced a significant uptick in home sales during March, accompanied by a continued rise in property prices, indicating robust market activity.
Saks Global Gets $500M Financing, Targets Summer Bankruptcy Exit
Saks Global has secured $500 million in exit financing to support its restructuring, with plans to emerge from bankruptcy by summer 2026 as it navigates retail challenges.
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Ottawa Rural Councillors Seek Private Transit Solutions
Rural councillors in Ottawa are advocating for the exploration of private transit services to address transportation gaps in their wards, aiming to improve connectivity and accessibility for residents.
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