Health Canada has granted emergency authorization for Alberta and Saskatchewan farmers to use strychnine until late 2027 to control Richardson's ground squirrel populations causing millions in agricultural damage.
Alberta introduces a bill to add provincial oversight on foreign workers, aligning with federal rules to ensure compliance and protect labor standards in the province.
West Vancouver council has issued an order to clear and demolish a severely hoarded property, citing public safety concerns and neighborhood blight.
A detailed look at Calgary's luxury real estate market, showcasing the five most expensive properties listed for sale in April 2026, highlighting their features and exclusive neighborhoods.
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A British Columbia accountant has been fined $100,000 by regulators for misappropriating funds from a family-owned business, highlighting professional misconduct in the financial sector.
The Koala eyeglass lens cleaning kit, priced under $10, includes alcohol-free spray and Japanese microfiber cloths. Reviewers praise its streak-free performance on glasses, phones, and cameras.
A Calgary court ruled that RN Cardium Oil Inc. can withhold profits from its B.C. partner due to Canadian sanctions against Russia, citing the company's links to Russian government-owned entities.
Regina implements a fully cashless parking system requiring pay-by-phone payments, eliminating traditional meters and coin options for drivers across the city.
New estimates reveal refurbishing Saskatchewan's coal-fired power plants could cost $2.6 billion, raising questions about energy transition and provincial spending.
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A passenger carrying an unidentified green object caused a significant disturbance on Kitchener's Light Rail Transit system, prompting a response from Grand River Transit authorities.
Critical Minerals Americas Inc. plans to mine 10 critical minerals and 15 rare earths from Alberta's black shale, using bioleaching technology and aiming for TSX Venture Exchange listing.
Canadian mining giant Kinross Gold has officially launched the permitting process for its massive US$1.5 billion mining development in Chile, marking a significant step forward for the company's South American expansion strategy.
Negotiations between Alberta and Ottawa have missed the initial April 1 deadline for key agreements on carbon pricing and oilsands emissions reduction, though progress has been made on methane emissions and project reviews.
Ongoing service disruptions are affecting the popular BC Ferries route between Vancouver and Victoria, causing significant travel delays and operational challenges for passengers and the ferry operator.
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OC Transpo has informed its union that there are no immediate plans to close O-Train Line 1, despite ongoing operational challenges and passenger concerns.
Rodney Ward of Catonsville receives a 20-year prison sentence and must pay $13,000 in restitution after returning false ashes to pet owners in a heartless scam.
Multinational building materials giant Lehigh Cement has finalized its acquisition of Burnco's Edmonton operations, marking a significant consolidation in Alberta's construction sector. The deal strengthens Lehigh's presence in Western Canada.
Bank of Montreal analysis suggests the oil price shock from the Mideast conflict is manageable, with current prices reflecting market assumptions of a near-term resolution, though risks persist.
Gas prices in Ottawa have exceeded $1.80 per litre, with tensions in the Middle East driving costs up. Experts forecast additional rises, impacting consumers nationwide.
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Canadian grocers caution that escalating tensions in Iran could lead to significant price increases on everyday goods, describing the impact as 'death by a thousand cuts' for consumers.
Canada Post is engaging with bargaining agents to discuss potential changes, including a shift from home delivery to community mailboxes, as part of operational adjustments.
Groupe Dynamite Inc., owner of Garage and Dynamite brands, reported a 45% revenue increase to $394 million in Q4, beating estimates. Shares rose 6% as the company forecasts robust growth for fiscal 2026.
New Brunswick brewers express concern over the latest alcohol tax increase, citing it as another financial burden in a challenging economic climate for the industry.
A tragic collision near Woodstock, Ontario, has claimed three lives, including two teenagers from Tillsonburg and a Cambridge resident. Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the fatal incident involving a transport truck.
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Essex County farmers express significant concerns over Ontario's plan to merge conservation authorities, fearing loss of local expertise and reduced agricultural input in watershed management decisions.
A semi-truck transporting a load of piping crashed on Highway 1, prompting a response from the Whitewood Fire Department. The incident occurred on March 31, 2026, with details emerging about the scene.
The Alberta Condominium Dispute Resolution Tribunal has officially commenced operations, providing a specialized forum for resolving conflicts between condo owners, boards, and developers across the province.
The Bank of Canada emphasizes reliance on expert judgment to steer interest rates through economic uncertainties triggered by the Iran conflict, as officials highlight adaptive strategies.
A new U.S. report identifies the top 10 foreign trade irritants, including Canada's procurement policies, as barriers to international commerce ahead of congressional review.
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The Bank of Canada expressed concerns that soaring oil prices from the Iran war could push up inflation expectations during recent rate deliberations, though ultimately held rates steady.
