Montreal Blue-Collar Workers Plan Three-Day Strike in April

Montreal's blue-collar workers union, CUPE Local 301, has announced a three-day strike from April 15-18, escalating a labor dispute with the city over wage proposals. The strike follows a 24-hour walkout in February as negotiations continue.

Fast Food Struggles Despite Economic Slowdown

New data reveals fast food chains face negative real growth as consumers abandon them for grocery alternatives. The traditional economic script has flipped, with value propositions eroding.

U.S. Antitrust Probe into Fertilizer Giants May Affect Canada

The U.S. Department of Justice has launched an antitrust investigation into major fertilizer producers, including Canada's Nutrien, amid concerns over price-fixing and market dominance that have squeezed North American farmers with soaring costs.

Toronto's New Plan to Fix Mounting Gridlock

Mayor Olivia Chow announces a comprehensive congestion strategy as traffic worsens in Canada's largest city, with a dedicated Chief Congestion Officer leading the effort.

TSX Rises Late-Morning Friday, U.S. Markets Fall

The S&P/TSX composite index showed positive movement in late-morning trading on Friday, contrasting with downward trends in U.S. markets. This divergence highlights ongoing economic shifts and investor sentiment in North America.

Empire to Remove Some 'Buy Canadian' Signs at Sobeys

The parent company of Sobeys, Empire Company Ltd., is set to remove certain 'Buy Canadian' promotional signage from its grocery stores, sparking discussions on domestic sourcing and retail branding strategies in the competitive market.

TSA Lines to Stay Long for Weeks Despite Funding Deal

Travelers should brace for continued long security lines at airports, as TSA agents say wait times won't normalize until they receive their missing paychecks, following a six-week partial government shutdown.

Ontario's Highest-Paid Public Employees in 2025

The 2025 Ontario Sunshine List discloses the province's highest-earning public sector employees, with salaries exceeding $100,000. This annual transparency report highlights compensation trends in government and broader public service roles.

How Oil's Molecules Power Modern Civilization

From transportation to pharmaceuticals and plastics, oil is the lifeblood of modern society. The war in Iran highlights our critical dependence on this 'black gold' and its chemical derivatives.

Oil Spike to Cost Canada Jobs and Fuel Inflation

Economists warn that rising oil prices due to the Iran conflict are set to increase Canadian inflation to 2.4% and unemployment to 6.7%, posing stagflation risks as the Bank of Canada grapples with interest rate decisions.

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