Quebec government engineers resume strike action
Government engineers in Quebec have resumed their strike, halting key public infrastructure projects. Learn about the dispute's impact and the ongoing negotiations.
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Montreal Construction Strike Could Start Wednesday
A major residential construction strike in Montreal could begin Wednesday if the APCHQ refuses to consult its members. Learn the critical details and potential impacts on the city's housing projects.
Serious Injuries in Hwy. 416 Rollover Crash Near Ottawa
A man sustained serious injuries following a single-vehicle rollover on Highway 416 south of Ottawa on Friday morning. Emergency crews responded to the scene.
Canada's 2026 Strategy on Trump Tariffs and CUSMA
Expert Christopher Sands outlines pivotal U.S.-Canada issues for 2026, including a Supreme Court ruling on Trump's tariffs and the CUSMA review. Discover Canada's potential leverage.
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Windsor Hit Hardest as Trump Trade War Nears Anniversary
As the Trump-launched trade war nears its first anniversary, Windsor, Ontario, stands as the Canadian community most sharply impacted. Explore the economic and political fallout.
Quebec orders public inquiry into fatal truck crashes
Quebec's chief coroner has mandated a public inquiry into deadly collisions involving heavy trucks, citing urgent road safety concerns. Learn about the investigation's scope and goals.
Ageism Affects Workers Over 45, New Canadian Report Finds
A new report reveals age discrimination is impacting Canadian employees over 45. Learn the key findings and what it means for the workforce. Read the full story.
Salary Increases Expected for Canadian Workers in 2026
A new report highlights the growing pay gap in Canada, with top CEOs earning 248 times more than the average worker. Discover the economic trends shaping salaries in 2026.
STM CEO Calls for Flexibility in Contract Negotiations
The head of Montreal's transit authority says flexibility is key to reaching a deal with maintenance workers, following a strike that halted service. Get the latest on the negotiations.
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Montreal's rental market shows two starkly different realities
New CMHC data reveals a growing divide in Montreal's rental market, with a 5.9% vacancy rate for luxury apartments but only 1.5% for affordable units, challenging the relevance of the traditional average vacancy rate.
Denmark Ends Postal Mail, Should Canada Follow?
Denmark is eliminating postal mail delivery after 400 years. As physical mail volume plummets in Canada, an Edmonton reader argues it's time for a digital transition and a jobs plan for postal workers.
Mortgage Outlook 2026: Renewals, Rates, and Refinancing
Expert Robert McLister forecasts the 2026 mortgage landscape: flat rates, record renewals, and tougher refinancing in hard-hit regions. Key insights for Canadian borrowers.
Canada's Last Independent Steel Mill Fights for Profitability
Algoma Steel, Canada's final domestically-owned steel mill, faces steep losses but sees a lifeline in federal and provincial support and rising infrastructure demand. Can a new beam mill turn the tide?
Investor Guide 2026: AI and Inflation Risks Loom
Markets soared in 2025, but 2026 brings risks from frothy AI valuations and persistent inflation. BlackRock warns investors need a 'Plan B'. Read the analysis.
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Aritzia Shares More Than Doubled in 2025 Despite Trade War
Discover how Canadian fashion giant Aritzia navigated post-pandemic inventory woes and trade tensions to achieve a market cap near $14 billion, fueled by a cult following and U.S. expansion.
Condo or invest $275K inheritance for retirement?
A 62-year-old with health issues weighs using a $275,000 inheritance to buy a condo or invest it. Financial experts warn buying could leave her with little to live on in retirement.
New tip, sick leave laws now in effect in Saskatchewan
Significant employment law changes are now active in Saskatchewan, affecting how workers receive tips and access paid sick leave. Learn what the new regulations mean for employees and employers across the province.
UK and South Korean Stock Markets Hit Record Highs in 2026 Start
World shares begin 2026 on a positive note as Britain's FTSE and South Korea's KOSPI reach historic peaks. Get the details on the global market rally and its implications.
Montreal Port to Award Gold-Headed Cane for First 2026 Ship
The Port of Montreal will continue its century-old tradition by awarding the Gold-Headed Cane to the captain of the first ocean-going vessel to arrive in 2026. Discover the history of this maritime ritual.
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Remote work ending for thousands of Canadian workers in 2026
A major shift is coming in 2026 as thousands of public and private sector employees across Canada will see their remote work options end. Learn what this means for the future of work.
Canadian CEOs earn 248 times more than average worker
A new report reveals a stark income divide in Canada, with top CEOs now earning 248 times the average worker's pay. Explore the data and its implications for economic inequality.
Surrey Crash Sends Three to Hospital
A serious crash involving a semi-truck and two cars in Surrey has sent three people to hospital, two in critical condition. The incident occurred near 32 Avenue and 194 Street.
Top 10 Columns of 2025: Vancouver's Key Issues
A look at the most-read columns of 2025, revealing deep public concern over billionaires, housing affordability, foreign influence, and Vancouver's global standing. Discover the key themes that captivated readers.
Real estate licence cancelled for B.C. man after open house assault
A B.C. man's real estate licence has been revoked following a violent assault on two people during an open house, an incident attributed to drug-induced psychosis. Learn the details and consequences.
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Edmonton Mayor's Trade Trip to Harbin for 40-Year Milestone
Edmonton Mayor Andrew Knack begins 2026 with a trade mission to sister city Harbin, China. The trip aims to boost winter tourism and economic ties, with costs largely covered by the host city.
Crash Closes Hwy. 17 Near Sault Ste. Marie
A serious collision has shut down Highway 17 in both directions between Echo Bay and Sault Ste. Marie. Get the latest traffic updates and details on the closure.
What's Changed in Canadian Trade for 2026?
As 2026 begins, Canada's trade sector faces pivotal shifts. Explore the evolving landscape, from port operations to policy, and understand what's at stake for the national economy.
Three killed in Peru mining camp attack on New Year's Eve
Three people were killed in a violent assault on an informal mining camp in Peru as the world celebrated the new year. The attack highlights ongoing security challenges in remote mining regions.
Canadian Snowbirds Retreat from Florida Amid Tensions
Political friction and a hostile market are causing Canadian snowbirds to flee Florida, with property demand shrinking and prices set to drop significantly in 2026.
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Pedestrian in critical condition after Oshawa collision
A pedestrian is fighting for life after being struck by a vehicle in Oshawa on January 1, 2026. Durham Regional Police are investigating the serious incident.
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