Montreal Transit Union Weighs Further Pressure Tactics
The maintenance union for Montreal's public transit system is evaluating additional pressure tactics as contract negotiations continue, potentially impacting services.
Category : Business
BMO Hires Ex-Barclays Bankers for Japanese Market Expansion
Bank of Montreal has recruited senior bankers from Barclays to strengthen its Tokyo brokerage business, targeting Japanese demand for North American securities as part of its Asian growth strategy.
Toys 'R' Us Canada Gets Extended Creditor Reprieve
Toys 'R' Us Canada secures an extended reprieve from creditors, allowing more time for restructuring efforts as the retailer navigates financial challenges in a volatile market.
Highway 40 Closed in Sombra After Serious Collision
A serious collision has led to the closure of Highway 40 in Sombra, with Ontario Provincial Police on scene investigating the incident and managing traffic disruptions.
Quebec Backs Montreal's Bid for Defence Bank Headquarters
Quebec Premier Francois Legault is actively promoting Montreal as the ideal location for the new Defence Bank, highlighting the city's strategic advantages and economic potential in a recent announcement.
CPP Investments Reports 0.5% Net Return in Volatile Q3
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board announced a net return of 0.5% for the third quarter of 2025-26, citing challenging market conditions and global volatility.
Winnipeg Horse Export Trial Starts with Courthouse Protests
A rare legal challenge over horse exports commenced in Winnipeg, with demonstrators gathering at the courthouse steps. The trial highlights ongoing debates in animal welfare and trade regulations.
Nevada Brothel Workers Fight for Unionization and Rights
Sex workers at Sheri's Ranch in Nevada are pushing to unionize, seeking a safe workplace and protection from contract terms that could exploit their likeness without consent.
Sun Life CEO on Asia Growth and Trade Diversification
Sun Life Financial CEO Kevin Strain discusses strong quarterly results, highlighting Hong Kong and Indonesia as standout Asian markets while emphasizing the company's role in helping Canada diversify trade.
Goldman Sachs Lawyer Resigns Over Epstein Emails
Kathy Ruemmler, Goldman Sachs' chief legal officer and former Obama White House counsel, resigns after emails show close relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, whom she called 'Uncle Jeffrey'.
Canadian Banking Capital in 'Goldilocks Zone' with $1T Capacity
Canada's banking regulator OSFI defends capital rules as optimal, revealing banks could lend an additional $1 trillion while maintaining strong international competitiveness and profitability.
Barge Crash Causes Arthur Laing Bridge Delays in Richmond
A barge collision early Friday morning forced temporary closure of the Arthur Laing Bridge in Richmond, with southbound traffic now reduced to one lane, causing significant delays for morning commuters.
Riverside Home Model Features Three Distinct Gathering Areas
The Riverside 3ST show home by Cedarglen Homes in Calgary's Seton community provides families with three separate gathering spaces across its floors, addressing the need for both social interaction and personal quiet time in modern living.
Waymo Uses DoorDash Drivers to Shut Open Robotaxi Doors
Waymo partners with DoorDash in Atlanta to have gig workers close open robotaxi doors, ensuring vehicles can resume trips. This pilot highlights human support for autonomous fleets.
Highway 11 Closed After Fatal Crash in Northern Ontario
Highway 11 remains shut down between Nipigon and Hearst following a deadly collision, causing significant travel disruptions in Northern Ontario.
Air Transat Cuts Summer Flights to Florida
Air Transat is reducing its summer flight schedule to Florida, joining other airlines in scaling back Canadian-U.S. routes as traveler numbers to southern destinations decline.
Collingwood: Ontario's Happiest Town Blends Recreation and Business
The Town of Collingwood, crowned Ontario's happiest place, thrives as a recreational hub and entrepreneurial leader. With five million annual visitors and strong real estate growth, this Georgian Bay community offers a vibrant four-season lifestyle.
Air Canada CEO: 2026 a Transition Year with New Aircraft
Air Canada's CEO declares 2026 a critical transitional period as the airline integrates new aircraft into its fleet, aiming to enhance operational efficiency and service quality.
Ontario Housing Crisis: New Home Sales at 45-Year Low
New home sales in the Greater Toronto Area plummeted to just 5,300 units in 2025, marking the worst performance in 45 years of record-keeping. Premier Doug Ford pledges collaboration with builders to accelerate construction amid soaring costs and regulato
Pinterest Stock Drops Due to Tariff Impact on Advertisers
Pinterest shares have experienced a significant decline as new tariffs affect the advertising budgets of its largest corporate clients, raising concerns about future revenue growth.
Air Canada Swings to Q4 Profit, Exceeding Expectations
Air Canada reported a net income of $296 million in the fourth quarter, reversing a loss from the previous year, driven by strong revenue growth and effective cost management.
Cameco Posts $199M Q4 Profit as Uranium Demand Rises
Cameco, a leading uranium producer, announced robust fourth-quarter earnings of $199 million, highlighting a positive trend in the nuclear energy sector. The company's performance reflects increasing global demand for uranium as nations seek cleaner energ
St. Vital Centre Purchased for Over $160M in Winnipeg
A significant real estate transaction has taken place in Winnipeg as St. Vital Centre is purchased for over $160 million, marking a major investment in the city's retail landscape.
Venezuela Grants More Oil Land to Chevron, Repsol
Venezuela plans to award additional oil-production blocks to Chevron and Repsol as the Trump administration encourages private investment to revive the nation's energy sector and counter Chinese and Russian influence.
Two-Vehicle Crash in Southwest Edmonton Disrupts Traffic
A serious two-vehicle collision occurred in southwest Edmonton, leading to significant traffic delays and emergency response. Authorities are investigating the incident.
ICBC Oversteps Authority, Must Reinstate Driver Benefits
A civil resolution tribunal has ordered ICBC to restore medical benefits to an injured driver, finding the insurer overstepped its authority during a medical assessment.
Bell vs Telus: High-Speed Internet Battle Moves West
Bell has filed a formal complaint with Canada's telecom regulator alleging Telus is impeding competition in British Columbia and Alberta's high-speed internet markets by failing to provide wholesale network access as required by federal regulations.
Air Canada Reports $296M Q4 Profit, Up From Last Year
Air Canada announced a fourth-quarter profit of $296 million, showing robust recovery and growth compared to the previous year, as the airline industry continues to rebound post-pandemic.
Canadian Seniors Face Mortgage Crunch as Options Dwindle
Homeowners aged 55+ encounter narrowing mortgage refinancing options due to income changes and stricter rules, with reverse mortgages emerging as a potential solution.
Salary Transparency Laws Expand, But Loopholes Undermine Equity
New laws in BC, Ontario, and PEI require salary ranges in job postings, aiming for transparency. However, wide ranges and provincial inconsistencies limit effectiveness, experts warn.
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