Governments Support Richmond Property Owner in Title Case
The federal and B.C. governments have filed court statements supporting Montrose Properties' bid to reopen an Aboriginal title case affecting its Richmond industrial land.
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Edmonton Cyclists Push for Safer Winter Bike Lanes
Active transportation advocates in Edmonton are calling on the city to improve winter maintenance of bike lanes, citing hazardous icy conditions that endanger cyclists during cold months.
McIlvenna Bay Project Under New Ownership After Foran Sale
The McIlvenna Bay mining project in Saskatchewan has transitioned to new ownership following Foran Mining's sale, marking a significant shift in the province's resource sector.
Tillsonburg Apartment Dwellers Say They're Being Renovicted
Residents of Canterbury Court in Tillsonburg report receiving eviction notices for renovations, sparking concerns about housing displacement and tenant rights in Ontario.
Ottawa Explores High-Speed Rail Station Options
Ottawa is considering potential locations for a high-speed rail station, with the historic Senate building as a key contender, marking a transformative moment for the city's transportation future.
Future Mineral Acquires 100% of Polish Nickel-Zinc-Lead Project
Future Mineral Resources Inc. announces acquisition of remaining 52% stake in its flagship Polish nickel-zinc-lead project, consolidating full ownership of this strategic European mineral asset.
Alamos Gold Extends High-Grade Gold Mineralization in Ontario
Alamos Gold Inc. announces significant new drilling results from its Island Gold Mine operations in Ontario, including record-breaking high-grade gold intersections at the Cline-Pick regional targets.
OC Transpo Bus Crash in Ottawa, No Injuries
An OC Transpo bus was involved in a collision with a vehicle at the intersection of Old Richmond Road and Fallowfield Road in Ottawa's south end. Officials confirm no injuries were reported in the Monday afternoon incident.
B.C. Funds Emergency Barge Service After Bridge Strike
The British Columbia government announces funding for an emergency barge service to restore access to Westham Island, cut off after a vessel strike damaged the only bridge connecting it to the mainland.
Calgary Police Warn Drivers During Distracted Driving Month
Calgary Police highlight distracted driving risks beyond cellphones, including eating cereal while driving, as February marks awareness month in Alberta.
CPKC Breaks Grain Shipping Records Amid Higher Revenues
CPKC has achieved unprecedented monthly grain shipping volumes in Canada, driven by increased grain revenues and robust agricultural demand, marking a significant milestone for the railway.
Apollo Invests in Canadian Fitness Giant GoodLife
U.S. investment firm Apollo Global Management makes minority investment in Canada's GoodLife Fitness, valuing the company at approximately $2 billion.
Serious Injuries in Madoc Truck-Ambulance Crash
A major collision between a transport truck and an ambulance in Madoc, Ontario has resulted in serious injuries. Emergency crews responded to the incident on Highway 7 and Highway 62 intersection.
B.C. Rental Fund Surpasses Goal, Saves 2,200 Homes
British Columbia's $500-million rental protection program has exceeded its three-year target, preserving 2,200 affordable homes across 24 communities with approximately $150 million still available for expansion.
Saskatchewan Canola Exports to China Increase, Boosting Economy
Saskatchewan's canola industry experiences a significant boost as exports to China rise, providing economic relief to farmers and the Regina region amid challenging agricultural conditions.
NS Power Faces Class-Action Over Data Breach, Billing
A class-action lawsuit is being proposed against Nova Scotia Power following a data breach and billing problems, with legal action seeking accountability for affected customers in Halifax.
Stittsville Café Owner Creates 'Ritual' Community Space
Chinelo Houron, owner of Ritual on Main Café in Stittsville, is transforming her business into a hub for connection and meaningful daily practices.
BMO Fined $4M for Overcharging on Discounted Plans
The Bank of Montreal has been penalized $4 million by a financial watchdog for systematically overcharging customers enrolled in discounted banking packages, highlighting ongoing consumer protection concerns.
Canada Net Lender to U.S. for Ninth Straight Year
Despite trade tensions, Canada remains a net lender to the United States for the ninth consecutive year, with significant portfolio investment flows in 2025.
Worker Killed in Rolling Pipe Incident at Alberta Oilsands
A tragic workplace accident at a northern Alberta oilsands site has left one worker dead and another injured after a pipe rolled, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the energy sector.
Oil Plunges on Easing Iran Risks and Commodities Selloff
Crude oil prices experienced a sharp decline as geopolitical tensions with Iran diminished and a broader commodities selloff intensified market pressures.
Montreal Opens Second Modular Housing Complex
Montreal unveils its second modular housing complex in Ahuntsic-Cartierville, with 30 units for unhoused individuals. Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada discusses cost concerns and future model adjustments.
Palantir Earnings: High Stakes for AI Stock Amid Skepticism
Palantir Technologies faces intense scrutiny as its Q4 2025 earnings report arrives. With shares down 29% from November highs, investors demand proof that AI infrastructure spending delivers returns.
Labour Board Opens Door to Remote Work in Collective Bargaining
A federal labour board decision could allow public service unions to negotiate remote work into collective agreements, potentially reshaping workplace policies across Canada's public sector.
Eliminate Internal Trade Barriers to Unify Canada's Economy
A new opinion piece calls for the elimination of costly internal trade barriers in Canada, arguing that unifying the country's thirteen separate economies would boost national prosperity and efficiency.
Pedestrian Seriously Injured in Coquitlam Crash
A pedestrian sustained serious injuries following a crash in Coquitlam, British Columbia. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
Toys 'R' Us Canada Sued by Landlord Over Rent
The Canadian retailer Toys 'R' Us is confronting a fresh legal challenge from a landlord claiming outstanding rent payments, adding to its ongoing financial and operational struggles.
Bitcoin Steadies After Nearing Trump-Era Low
Bitcoin shows signs of stabilization following a significant selloff, with analysts pointing to potential support levels and ongoing ETF outflows as key factors influencing the cryptocurrency's recent volatility.
Reitmans Lays Off 9% of Montreal Office Employees
Montreal-based fashion retailer Reitmans has laid off nearly 9% of its head office employees as part of a restructuring effort, impacting the corporate workforce.
Three Dead in Highway 11 Crash Near Hearst
A tragic collision between a transport truck and an SUV on Highway 11 west of Hearst has claimed three lives. Ontario Provincial Police confirm the fatalities and provide details on the victims.
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