OPP Warns Public About Fake Currency in Northern Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police warn residents to be vigilant after counterfeit $100 bills were used in Moosonee. Authorities provide tips to identify fake currency and prevent fraud.
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London Business Owners React to Maitland & Dundas Fire
Local entrepreneurs in London, Ontario, express a mix of terror, relief, and ongoing concerns following a recent fire at Maitland & Dundas, highlighting the emotional and financial toll on small businesses.
Calgary Brewery Loses $1.1M as Sales Rise
A Calgary-based brewery has reported a significant financial loss of $1.1 million for the fiscal year, even as its sales figures showed an upward trend, highlighting challenges in the competitive brewing industry.
Alberta Overhauls Animal Protection Laws with 12-Fold Fine Hike
Alberta's government introduces Bill 22, proposing to increase maximum fines for animal protection violations from $20,000 to $250,000 and expand court-mandated prohibition orders.
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Montreal Airport Traffic Flat in 2025, U.S. Trips Drop
Montreal's Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport reports similar passenger numbers in 2025 and 2024, with a notable decrease in U.S. travel. The data highlights shifting travel patterns and economic factors affecting air traffic.
Iran Attacks Gulf Aluminum Plants, Threatening Global Supply
Iran's weekend strikes on major aluminum facilities in the Persian Gulf have triggered market turmoil, with futures surging and fears of record prices. The attacks threaten to exacerbate existing supply constraints, potentially causing factory shutdowns w
Iran Approves Strait of Hormuz Toll Plan, State TV Reports
Iran's parliamentary commission has approved a plan to impose tolls on ships passing through the strategic Strait of Hormuz, a critical global oil chokepoint, according to state television reports.
Bedford Businesses Closed After Structural Fire
A significant structural fire in Bedford, Nova Scotia has forced multiple businesses to close, with authorities investigating the cause and assessing damage to the Hogan Court area.
Sudbury Windshield Smashed by Plow Snow on Hwy 69
A Sudbury father recounts a terrifying incident where a snowplow dropped a heavy load of snow onto his vehicle while driving his son to school on Highway 69, causing significant damage.
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Cambridge Firm Fined $80K for Worker Injury
A Cambridge-based company has been penalized $80,000 following a workplace incident that resulted in a serious injury to an employee, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.
Air Canada CEO's Fate Sealed by Language Missteps, Governance Experts Warn
Governance experts analyze how Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau's repeated failure to speak French in critical communications led to his announced retirement, serving as a cautionary tale for corporate leaders in bilingual regions.
CN Train Derailment Blocks Welland Canal, Disrupts Transit
A CN Railway freight train derailment in St. Catharines has blocked the Welland Canal bridge and disrupted GO Transit service, with polyethylene spill reported but no public danger.
Fed's Powell: Limited Ability to Tackle Energy Price Surges
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell states the central bank is closely watching rising energy costs but has restricted capacity to directly intervene, highlighting broader economic monitoring efforts.
Gas Price Surge Hits Gig Economy and Self-Employed Hard
Rising fuel costs are creating financial strain for drivers who rely on personal vehicles for work, from Uber drivers to delivery workers, as expenses cut into earnings.
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Metro Vancouver Gas Prices Surge, More Hikes Expected
Drivers in Metro Vancouver face another week of escalating fuel costs as analysts predict continued price surges, adding financial strain amid broader economic pressures.
Governments Launch $8.8B Plan to Cut Development Charges
Ottawa and Queen's Park commit $8.8 billion to reduce development charges by 50% over three years, aiming to lower upfront building costs and accelerate housing construction across Ontario.
First Ottawa Lease Deal for Affordable Housing Land Bank
The National Capital Commission has signed a 99-year lease for a vacant lot at 1460 Riverside Drive with Ottawa Community Housing and Nesting Ground, marking the first transaction from the Canada Public Land Bank in Ottawa-Gatineau.
Alberta-Texas Energy Corridor: Vital Global Alliance
The Alberta-Texas energy corridor emerges as a crucial global partnership, with Enserva's participation at CERAWeek highlighting its role in energy security and infrastructure development amid worldwide instability.
Dubai Announces $270M Economic Support Package
The Dubai government has unveiled a substantial economic support package exceeding $270 million to assist businesses and families, as regional conflicts impact the local economy.
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B.C. Union Calls for Full-Time Work-From-Home Due to Gas Prices
The British Columbia General Employees' Union urges employers to adopt permanent remote work policies to alleviate financial strain on workers facing skyrocketing fuel costs.
Toronto Waterfront East Transit Gets Federal, Provincial Funds
Toronto's $3-billion Waterfront East Transit project has received significant funding from both the federal and provincial governments, marking a key step in enhancing public transportation along the city's eastern waterfront.
Relief in Quebec After Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau's Exit
Quebec's CAQ leadership candidates express satisfaction with Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau's retirement announcement, marking a significant corporate shift in the province's aviation sector.
Windsor Plaza Fire Causes $1M in Damages to Businesses
A massive early morning fire gutted a commercial plaza in downtown Windsor, causing an estimated $1 million in damages to a supermarket, restaurant, and medical clinic. No injuries were reported.
E*Trade May Lead SpaceX IPO for Retail, Cutting Out Robinhood and SoFi
Morgan Stanley's E*Trade unit is reportedly in discussions with SpaceX to lead the sale of IPO shares to retail investors, potentially sidelining Robinhood and SoFi. The historic offering could allocate up to 30% to small investors.
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Small Biz Relief Better in Business Hands: DWBI
The Downtown Windsor Business Improvement Association argues that small business relief programs are more effective when managed directly by businesses rather than government bureaucracies.
Highway 403 Ramp Closures at Rest Acres Road This Week
Drivers in Kitchener face disruptions as Highway 403 ramps at Rest Acres Road are closed this week for maintenance, impacting local traffic flow and commute times.
Plenty Warehouse Sale Returns to Vancouver with Big Deals
The popular Plenty Warehouse Sale is back in Vancouver from April 3 to 6, offering discounts of 60-90% on clothing and accessories at the Vancouver Convention Centre.
NB Power Should Be Independent, Review Says
A new review recommends that NB Power operate without political interference to improve efficiency and decision-making in New Brunswick's energy sector.
Sudbury Considers Taller Buildings to Ease Housing Crunch
Sudbury is considering zoning changes to allow buildings up to 20 meters high in certain areas, aiming to increase housing supply amid a severe shortage.
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Canada's Fast-Track System Fails to Boost Investment: Report
A new Business Council of Alberta report warns that Ottawa's fast-track system for major projects creates a two-tier approval process but fails to address regulatory barriers that deter investment.
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