Verisk Names Steven Kauderer Claims Solutions President
Verisk, a global data analytics leader for insurance, appoints Steven Kauderer as president of its Claims Solutions business, bringing decades of insurance industry expertise.
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Foremost Clean Energy Announces Major Uranium Drill Program
Foremost Clean Energy Ltd. has announced a 5,000-metre diamond drill program at its Hatchet Lake Uranium Project in Saskatchewan, following a promising 2025 discovery.
Apollo Beats Profit Expectations as Lending Surges
Apollo Global Management reported higher-than-expected profits driven by a surge in lending activity and a significant jump in assets under management to US$938 billion.
London Power Restored After Morning Outage
London Hydro confirms electricity has been fully restored after an early morning outage affected multiple areas. The incident occurred on February 9, 2026, with crews working swiftly to resolve the issue.
TD Bank Super Bowl Ad Promotes 'More Human' Banking
Toronto-Dominion Bank aired a Super Bowl commercial featuring a delivery robot helped by humans, announcing a unified brand platform focused on simplicity and empathy in digital banking.
Newmont Wants Barrick to Fix Nevada Operations Before IPO
Newmont Corp. is pushing Barrick Mining to enhance operations at their Nevada joint venture before proceeding with a planned 2026 IPO, potentially using approval power to block the offering.
AI Trade Reshapes Markets as Software Stocks Tumble
A sharp decline in U.S. software stocks is raising concerns that the artificial intelligence investment trend is fundamentally altering market dynamics and valuations.
Pedestrian Injured in Scarborough Vehicle Strike
A pedestrian sustained serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle in Scarborough. Emergency services responded to the incident, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns in Toronto's eastern district.
Canada's Electricity Shift: From Exporter to Importer
Canada has transformed from a global electricity powerhouse with abundant, cheap power to a net importer, squandering its competitive advantage in energy-intensive industries.
Gold Rises on Softer Dollar, Investors Await U.S. Data
Gold prices have increased due to a weaker U.S. dollar, with investors closely monitoring upcoming U.S. economic data for market direction.
Ottawa to Add 257,000 Households in 25 Years
A new report projects significant household growth in Ottawa over the next quarter-century, highlighting urban development trends and housing demand in Canada's capital.
17 Offences in OPP Commercial Vehicle Blitz in Georgian Bay
A targeted enforcement operation by Ontario Provincial Police on February 5, 2026, resulted in 17 charges against commercial motor vehicles in the Southern Georgian Bay area.
VIA Rail Cancels 8 Trains on Ottawa-Montreal-Toronto Route
VIA Rail has cancelled eight passenger trains along the busy Ottawa-Montreal-Toronto corridor, citing operational constraints. The cancellations affect key routes in Eastern Canada's transportation network.
Calgary's HQ Count Stable Since 2012, But Energy Sector Cuts Jobs
Calgary maintains roughly 220 corporate headquarters, similar to 2012 levels, but employment at these offices has dropped by 5.5% to about 29,800 workers, largely due to energy sector consolidation and efficiency drives.
Emerita Hits 9.2m of 1.4% Copper, Gold, Silver at El Cura
Emerita Resources Corp. announces significant drilling results from its El Cura deposit in Spain, including 9.2 meters grading 1.4% copper with gold and silver. The ongoing exploration highlights the potential of the Iberian Belt West project.
Target Threshold Towels: Affordable Luxury for Your Bathroom
Discover Target's Threshold bath towels, praised for cloud-like softness and premium quality at budget-friendly prices starting from just $8. Explore four luxurious styles.
Amazon Finds That Look Expensive But Are Affordable
Discover 30 Amazon products, from cozy sweaters to chic decor, that offer high-end style without the hefty price tag. Perfect for upgrading your home and wardrobe.
Edmonton vs Calgary: Diverging Paths on Urban Infill Development
As Edmonton prepares to debate zoning changes, a former Calgary councillor warns against following Calgary's restrictive approach, highlighting Edmonton's more moderate path toward sustainable urban density.
TTC Delays Possible After Don Mills Station Watermain Break
A watermain break has flooded the bus bay at Toronto's Don Mills Station, potentially causing significant delays for TTC commuters on Monday morning.
London, Ontario Power Outage During Cold Snap
A power outage struck London, Ontario on February 9, 2026, as bitter cold persists. The incident, reported by London Hydro, highlights infrastructure strain during extreme weather.
Windsor Tool and Die Lockout: Expert Warns of Years-Long Standoff
The labor dispute at Titan Tool and Die in Windsor, Ontario, has reached 180 days with no end in sight. An industrial relations expert cautions that resolving this bitter lockout could potentially take years, highlighting deep-seated issues.
Silver Rally Risks: Why Exit Timing Matters for Investors
Martin Pelletier explains how silver's unexpected surge turned from fundamental investment to speculative gamble, highlighting the dangers of market timing and leveraged ETFs.
Paul Saville-King Appointed Group CEO at Unispace
Unispace appoints former CBRE executive Paul Saville-King as Group CEO to lead integrated workplace strategy, design and construction firm through next growth phase.
CFPB Worker Faces Surgery Amid Disability Plan Cuts
Helen Shaw, a CFPB analyst, grapples with brain tumor surgery planning after agency cuts short-term disability, dental, and life insurance under Trump appointee Russell Vought, highlighting broader attacks on federal unions.
Global Stocks Rally After Japan's Ruling Party Wins Big
World shares climbed and Japan's Nikkei 225 index jumped significantly after a major electoral victory for Prime Minister Takaichi's ruling party, signaling investor confidence.
Halifax Transit Plan: 5 Key Elements Explained
Halifax's proposed new transit plan outlines significant changes to public transportation. This article details five essential aspects residents should know about the future of mobility in the city.
Conservatives Push for Tax Relief on GM Severance
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre calls for tax exemptions on severance for GM workers, highlighting economic support during job transitions amid corporate restructuring.
Canada's Trade Deal Constraints and Strategic Options
An analysis of Canada's trade agreement obligations, highlighting permissible actions and restrictions as the nation navigates complex international negotiations and economic pressures.
OPEN Health Names New Leaders for Growth Strategy
OPEN Health has appointed four senior executives to strengthen enterprise growth and decision quality in healthcare communications, focusing on strategic alignment and client partnerships.
Federal RTO Mandate Lacks Evidence, Critics Say
The federal government's push to bring public servants back to offices four days weekly faces criticism for lacking evidence of productivity gains while imposing financial and environmental costs.
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