Eglinton Crosstown LRT Launches: Smooth Ride with Issues
Toronto's long-awaited Eglinton Crosstown LRT is now operational, offering fast underground travel but facing above-ground traffic delays and technical issues.
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Bangladesh Wins U.S. Tariff Cut, Apparel Exemptions
Bangladesh has successfully negotiated a reduced U.S. import tariff of 19%, along with exemptions for certain apparel items manufactured using American materials, potentially boosting trade relations.
Ontario Man Awarded $129K for Defective Home Purchase
A North Bay resident who purchased a home with severe water damage has been awarded $129,000 in compensation by an Ontario Superior Court justice, highlighting buyer protections in real estate transactions.
Burger King Franchise Accused of Child Labor Violations
A major Burger King franchise operator in Wisconsin is under investigation for hundreds of alleged child labor law violations at multiple restaurant locations.
NDP Calls for Action After Harpoon Found in Regina Senior Home
The Saskatchewan NDP is calling for immediate action on housing safety after a harpoon was discovered inside a Regina senior living complex, raising serious concerns for resident security.
Calgary Downtown Gets Two Below-Market Housing Conversions
Calgary announces two office-to-residential conversion projects creating 128 below-market homes, funded by federal housing accelerator money to address affordability.
Kalshi CEO: Prediction Markets Price the Future
Tarek Mansour, co-founder of America's largest prediction market Kalshi, discusses how these platforms harness crowd wisdom to forecast events, with insights on political polarization and the company's high-profile advisor Donald Trump Jr.
TSA's 2025 Top Catches: Strange Airport Security Finds
The U.S. Transportation Security Administration reveals its most unusual 2025 airport security catches, including explosive replicas, hidden turtles, and concealed weapons.
Consumer Insolvencies Hit Highest Volume Since 2009
New data from CAIRP reveals a 2.3% increase in consumer insolvencies across Canada in 2025, marking the highest annual volume recorded since the 2009 financial crisis.
Canadian News Roundup: Weather, Politics, Business Updates
A comprehensive overview of recent Canadian news covering weather forecasts, political developments, business changes, and various incidents across provinces.
Unifor Denies Tax Relief Request for CAMI Workers
Unifor Local 88 clarifies it has not sought tax relief for laid-off CAMI Automotive workers in Ingersoll, Ontario, calling political claims misleading.
Custom Muni-Bond Accounts Hit $1.3 Trillion: JPMorgan
JPMorgan Chase & Co. reveals separately managed municipal bond accounts have grown to US$1.3 trillion, becoming the largest demand aggregation in the municipal market.
Flair Airlines Names Len Corrado as CEO
Flair Airlines has appointed Len Corrado, former president of Sunwing Airlines, as its new CEO, marking a strategic leadership change for the Canadian ultra-low-cost carrier.
Steve's Music Store Liquidates Ontario, Quebec Locations
Iconic Canadian music retailer Steve's Music Store is liquidating its stores in Ontario and Quebec as part of a significant restructuring effort announced in February 2026.
Mexico Kidnapping: Some Mining Workers Found Dead
A Vancouver-based mining company reports some of its 10 workers kidnapped in Mexico have been found dead, as authorities discover bodies in the search area.
Alberta Bus Crash Kills Woman, Injures 22 on Icy Highway
A tragic bus rollover near Grande Prairie, Alberta, has resulted in one fatality and multiple injuries among a church group returning from a trip. Icy road conditions are suspected as a key factor in the devastating accident.
Cleveland-Cliffs Stock Slumps on Revenue Miss
Shares of Cleveland-Cliffs declined following the release of its quarterly financial results, which showed revenue failing to meet market estimates, impacting investor sentiment.
Ford Worker Who Heckled Trump Still Has Job, UAW Says
A United Auto Workers official states the Ford employee who called Donald Trump a 'pedophile protector' remains employed with no disciplinary record, following a controversial factory tour incident.
First Nations Move into Relocated Homes on Sunshine Coast
First Nations members on British Columbia's Sunshine Coast have begun moving into homes relocated from Port Moody, marking a significant housing development initiative in the region.
Eddie Bauer Files for Bankruptcy, Seeks Store Buyer
Outdoor retailer Eddie Bauer has filed for bankruptcy protection in the U.S. and plans a Canadian filing while keeping 220 stores open during sale efforts, with liquidation sales already underway.
Eglinton Crosstown LRT Launch: Infrastructure Failure Case Study
The long-delayed launch of Toronto's Eglinton Crosstown LRT reveals systemic failures in public project management, transparency, and community accountability.
Cuba Halts Airport Refueling After Trump Tariff Threat
Cuba warns international airlines of a month-long aviation fuel shortage at Havana's main airport following Donald Trump's tariff threats, risking vital airline service and tourism revenue.
Air Canada Halts Cuba Flights Over Fuel Shortage
Air Canada has immediately suspended all flights to Cuba due to a severe aviation fuel shortage on the island, affecting thousands of travelers and prompting emergency ferry flights.
WestJet Direct Regina-Halifax Flights Summer 2026
WestJet announces continuation of direct flights between Regina and Halifax for summer 2026, maintaining vital air connectivity between Saskatchewan and Atlantic Canada.
Canadian Rental Prices Fall for 16th Straight Month
A new report reveals that average asking rents across Canada have decreased for the 16th consecutive month, signaling a continued shift in the national housing market.
Air Canada Suspends Cuba Flights
Air Canada has suspended all flights to Cuba effective immediately. The airline cites operational constraints as the reason, impacting travel plans for many Canadians.
Traffic Circles Improve Rural Road Safety in Alberta
A study indicates traffic circles at rural intersections in Alberta could prevent fatal crashes by improving visibility and reducing speeds, following tragic accidents near Stavely.
Alphabet Issues First Tech 100-Year Bond Since 1990s
Google's parent company Alphabet plans a rare 100-year sterling bond sale, marking the first such tech issuance since Motorola in 1997 as AI investment drives debt needs.
WestJet Adds Summer Flights to North Bay and Sault Ste. Marie
WestJet announces new seasonal non-stop flights connecting Calgary to North Bay and Sault Ste. Marie, enhancing travel options for summer 2026 across Northern Ontario communities.
Air Canada Suspends Cuba Flights Due to Fuel Crisis
Air Canada suspends all flights to Cuba as the island faces severe fuel shortages. The airline will operate empty flights to retrieve approximately 3,000 stranded Canadian travelers.
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