Alberta Casino Fined $70K for Worker Injury Incident
Casino Dene in Cold Lake, Alberta, has been fined $70,000 following a workplace incident where an employee was struck and pinned by lockers, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.
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Alberta Offers Money to Employers Hiring and Training Youth
Alberta introduces a new program providing financial incentives to employers who hire and train young Albertans under 29, addressing high youth unemployment and skills gaps.
Alberta-Ottawa Methane Deal Advances Energy MOU
Alberta and the federal government have agreed on methane equivalency, a key step in their 2025 energy MOU, aiming for 75% emissions reduction by 2035.
Ottawa Deli Reopens Quickly After Break-In
A local Ottawa deli owner demonstrates resilience by reopening his business just hours after an early morning break-in, highlighting community support and security concerns for small businesses.
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Quyon Ferry 2026 Season Begins Thursday in Ottawa
The Quyon Ferry service is set to resume operations for the 2026 season starting this Thursday, marking a key transportation link for the Ottawa region.
Why Canada's Economy Trails U.S. for Decades: StatsCan Report
A new Statistics Canada analysis examines why labor productivity and GDP growth in Canada have consistently trailed the United States since the late 1990s, highlighting structural differences between the two economies.
Fidelity Beats Lawsuit Over Fees in $439B Money Market Fund
A U.S. federal judge dismissed a lawsuit accusing Fidelity of keeping investors in higher-cost share classes in its $439.1 billion Government Money Market Fund, marking a legal victory for the mutual fund giant.
Fed Reports Narrowed $19.6 Billion Loss for 2025
The Federal Reserve has announced a significant reduction in its operational losses for 2025, reporting a deficit of $19.6 billion. This marks a notable improvement from previous years, reflecting ongoing adjustments in monetary policy and economic condit
Record Airport Wait Times Amid 40-Day Shutdown
Passenger security checkpoint delays at U.S. airports have reached unprecedented levels as the federal government shutdown enters its 40th day, with no resolution in sight.
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Windsor Bans Heavy Trucks on Drouillard Road in Ford City
Heavy transport trucks are now prohibited as through traffic on Drouillard Road from Edna Street to Tecumseh Road East, a move announced by the Ford City BIA to enhance local safety and reduce congestion.
Metro Vancouver Gas Price Drop Hints at Future Trends
Drivers in Metro Vancouver experienced fluctuating gas prices on Wednesday, with experts predicting this volatility may continue in the coming days, reflecting broader market shifts.
Saskatchewan Farmland Values Jump, Regina Area Third Highest in 2025
Farm Credit Canada reports Saskatchewan experienced the third highest increase in farmland values across Canada in 2025, with the Regina region leading this significant agricultural appreciation.
Wealthsimple Approved for Prediction Markets in Canada
Wealthsimple Inc. has received CIRO approval to offer prediction markets to Canadian investors, allowing trading on future events like economic indicators and climate trends. Launch timeline remains unannounced.
Target Circle Week: Massive Deals Up to 60% Off
Target Circle Week offers limited-time discounts of up to 60% on home goods, tech, beauty, and more from March 25-27. Exclusive deals require a free membership for perks like fast shipping.
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Developers Use Creative Offers to Entice Homebuyers
Real estate developers are introducing innovative incentives like HST rebates and flexible financing to attract buyers amid a challenging housing market, with new policies and strategies emerging across Canada.
Air Canada CEO Rebuked by Carney Over English Crash Video
Prime Minister Mark Carney criticized Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau for issuing an English-only video statement after a fatal runway collision at LaGuardia Airport, highlighting ongoing language controversies.
REI Union Workers Authorize Boycott of Anniversary Sale
Unionized REI employees from 11 stores have overwhelmingly voted to authorize a boycott of the retailer's crucial May anniversary sale, escalating a four-year labor battle over benefits and wages.
Prince Albert May Convert Central Ave to Two-Way Traffic
The city of Prince Albert is exploring a major change to traffic flow on Central Avenue, potentially converting the iconic downtown street from one-way to two-way traffic to improve accessibility and urban vitality.
Starbucks CEO Can't Repeat Chipotle Stock Magic
Brian Niccol's $100 million hiring sparked a 20% stock surge, but operational challenges at Starbucks proved deeper than expected, stalling the rally and testing investor patience.
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OC Transpo Software Update Disrupts Presto Cards, U-Passes
A recent software update to OC Transpo's fare readers caused temporary issues with Presto cards and U-Passes in Ottawa, affecting commuters across the transit system.
SpaceX IPO Creates Confusion for Private Share Buyers
SpaceX's initial public offering has led to confusion among private share buyers, who are unsure about the specifics of their ownership stakes in the company.
GTA Gas Prices to Rise 7 Cents Thursday After Midnight Drop
Gas prices in the Greater Toronto Area are set to increase by 7 cents per litre on Thursday, following a significant overnight drop of 13 cents, according to petroleum analyst Roger McKnight.
Windsor's $16.8M Downtown Housing Project Adds 48 Units
The City of Windsor announces a major $16.8 million housing development called Pelissier Park, creating 48 new residential units in the downtown core to address housing needs.
Trans Mountain to Hold Open Season for Expansion Plans
The federally owned Trans Mountain pipeline, operating at 96% capacity, will hold an open season to assess customer interest for two expansion projects aimed at boosting capacity by over 30%.
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American Thanks Canadian Pilots for LaGuardia Crash Sacrifice
Rachel Mariotti, a Brooklyn resident, expresses profound gratitude to the two Canadian pilots who died in the Air Canada collision at LaGuardia Airport on March 22, 2026.
Trump Fights to Keep JPMorgan Lawsuit in Florida
Former President Donald Trump argues his $5 billion lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase should remain in Florida, claiming CEO Jamie Dimon personally directed account closures after the 2021 Capitol riot.
TSX Jumps 300 Points, U.S. Stocks Climb in Broad Market Rally
The S&P/TSX composite index soared by nearly 300 points, with U.S. stock markets also posting significant gains, driven by positive economic indicators and corporate earnings.
Nova Scotia, Halifax Launch $473K Road Congestion Review
The Nova Scotia and Halifax governments have initiated a $473,000 comprehensive review to address traffic congestion on the region's busy roads, aiming to improve transportation efficiency.
Trump Fights to Keep JPMorgan Lawsuit in Florida Court
Former President Donald Trump argues his $5 billion 'debanking' lawsuit against JPMorgan and CEO Jamie Dimon should remain in Florida, claiming Dimon personally directed account closures after the 2021 Capitol riot.
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Gas Prices Rising in Windsor and Chatham-Kent Thursday
Motorists in Windsor and Chatham-Kent will see higher fuel costs beginning Thursday, coinciding with federal carbon tax rebate distribution across Canada.
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