The Montreal metro system experienced a widespread service interruption on February 10, 2026, affecting all lines. The disruption highlights ongoing infrastructure challenges in Canada's second-largest city.
An Ottawa couple faces a $37,500 vacant unit tax bill despite legitimate delays in selling an inherited property, sparking debate about the fairness of the city's housing policy.
A new study reveals Nova Scotia's agricultural sector contributed $900 million to the provincial economy in 2025, even as the number of farms continues a steady decline, highlighting shifting dynamics in rural production.
Peter Gregg, president and CEO of Nova Scotia Power, is leaving his position. The announcement comes after his recent public appearances in Halifax discussing utility operations.
Toy manufacturer Hasbro forecasts annual revenue growth below analyst estimates, citing continued consumer hesitancy to spend on non-essential items despite a strong holiday quarter performance.
A judge has prevented Quebec-based discount retailer Les Ailes de la Mode from occupying the former Hudson's Bay store at Toronto's upscale Yorkdale Shopping Centre, citing commercial unsuitability.
David Solomon, CEO of Goldman Sachs, suggests that financial sponsors could drive a resurgence in mergers and acquisitions, signaling optimism for the investment banking sector amid current market conditions.
Vereigen Media introduces a performance-focused framework for measuring ABM ROI in enterprise campaigns, replacing vanity metrics with verified engagement and first-party data to demonstrate real business impact.
A vehicle collision on the Alex Fraser Bridge has closed one southbound lane, causing significant traffic delays. The Pattullo Bridge remains closed until Friday, compounding Metro Vancouver's commuting challenges.
Paramount Global has increased its bid for Warner Bros. Discovery by adding extra cash and covering potential Netflix break-up fees, intensifying merger talks in the media industry.
WestJet and Air Transat join Air Canada in suspending all flights between Montreal and Cuba until at least late April due to severe aviation fuel shortages on the island.
BP Plc suspends its $750 million quarterly share repurchase program to strengthen its balance sheet as the UK energy company faces increasing pressure to deliver on its turnaround strategy.
Rising prices at fast-food chains are driving away budget-conscious customers, challenging the industry's business model and revealing broader economic concerns.
Canadian retail sales showed no growth in December compared to November, indicating a sluggish finish to 2025 for the consumer sector amid economic uncertainty.
Alphabet Inc. is raising at least US$9.4 billion through sterling and Swiss franc-denominated bonds, featuring an ultra-rare 100-year note. This follows a massive US$20 billion dollar debt sale earlier this week.
Virtus Diversified REIT has strategically acquired a 50-unit apartment building in Riverview, New Brunswick for $10.15 million, expanding its portfolio in Atlantic Canada's high-growth markets.
China's Lunar New Year travel period has commenced, with projections of a historic 9.5 billion trips. This massive migration highlights cultural traditions and modern transportation challenges.
A man in Guelph, Ontario, was critically injured after being struck by a transport truck while pushing his girlfriend out of harm's way in a selfless act of bravery on a local street.
Coca-Cola reports resilient fourth-quarter demand despite higher prices, but a cautious forward-looking statement leads to a significant drop in its stock value, reflecting market concerns.
Companies unveil plans for a liquefied natural gas facility in rural Newfoundland, but the local mayor reveals he hasn't been consulted, raising questions about community engagement and project transparency.
A physical altercation aboard an Exo commuter train on the Vaudreuil/Hudson line caused significant service interruptions for Montreal-area passengers, highlighting ongoing transit safety concerns.
A CAA-Quebec report reveals Montreal's gas prices dropped only 1.2% in 2025, while provincial average fell 5.8%, maintaining the city's status as Canada's highest-taxed fuel market.
WestJet and Sunwing have joined Air Canada in suspending flights to Cuba due to a severe jet fuel shortage on the island, deploying empty planes to repatriate stranded Canadian travelers.
Pan American Energy Corp. announces its 2026 winter diamond drilling program at the Tharsis Project in Northwest Territories, targeting rare earth elements, niobium, and yttrium.
Google's parent company, Alphabet, has completed a massive $20 billion bond offering. The funds are earmarked to accelerate its spending in the competitive artificial intelligence sector.
VIA Rail has cancelled numerous passenger trips along the busy Ottawa-Montreal-Toronto corridor this week, citing operational constraints amid winter weather challenges.
Air Canada and other major carriers have suspended flights to Cuba due to a worsening energy crisis and a U.S. oil blockade, leaving Canadian travelers stranded and seeking alternatives.
Former U.S. President Donald Trump threatens to block the Gordie Howe International Bridge opening, demanding compensation and half ownership despite Canada financing the $6.4 billion project.
Ontario Provincial Police in Caledon conducted targeted traffic enforcement, removing unsafe vehicles from local roads and laying multiple charges against drivers.
Wilmot Township has officially approved its 2026 municipal budget, implementing a significant 9.2 per cent property tax increase after adjustments from initial proposals.