Brampton Approves 2026 Budget with 0% Tax Increase
Brampton City Council has passed its 2026 budget, featuring a 0% property tax increase. Mayor Patrick Brown discusses the decision and resident reactions amid fiscal pressures.
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Trump Supports Nexstar-Tegna TV Merger Deal
Former U.S. President Donald Trump publicly endorsed the proposed $3.54 billion merger between Nexstar Media and Tegna, aiming to boost competition against national networks.
Ottawa Man Killed in Highway 7 Crash Near Perth
A tragic incident on Highway 7 near Perth, Ontario, has claimed the life of a 44-year-old Ottawa man after being struck by a vehicle. Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the fatal collision.
Syria, Saudi Arabia Sign Multibillion-Dollar Investment Deals
Syria and Saudi Arabia have signed a series of multibillion-dollar investment agreements, including 45 development initiatives, aimed at boosting Syria's economy through a new framework for cooperation.
Prince Albert Gets $15M for Event Centre
The City of Prince Albert has received a significant $15 million federal investment to support the development of a proposed convention and cultural centre, marking a major infrastructure boost for the community.
1957: Swedish Billionaire's Plan to Remake Northern B.C.
In February 1957, Swedish financier Axel Wenner-Gren proposed a massive development scheme for northern British Columbia, including monorails, pulp mills, mines, and hydro dams.
Eskay Creek Mine Revival Could Boost Northern B.C. Economy
The potential reopening of B.C.'s Eskay Creek gold mine promises over 1,000 construction jobs and 770 permanent positions, offering economic hope as forestry sheds 15,000 jobs since 2022.
Highway 402 Closed to Sarnia for Weather
Highway 402 has been shut down approaching Sarnia because of dangerous weather, with emergency signs deployed and authorities urging caution for travelers in the region.
Saskatchewan Property Assessment System Deemed Inadequate
Saskatchewan's property assessment system operates on a four-year cycle, lagging behind eight other provinces that assess annually or every three years. Experts argue increased funding and staffing could improve fairness and timeliness.
Ottawa Man Dies in Highway 7 Crash Near Perth
A 44-year-old Ottawa man was killed in a multi-vehicle collision on Highway 7 west of Perth early Saturday morning. The crash involved a minivan, tow truck, and car, closing the highway for investigation.
Alberta Needs Fiscal Stability with Industry Cleanup Funding
Alberta faces fiscal instability from volatile oil revenues and mounting cleanup liabilities. A stable fiscal plan requires industry to fund environmental remediation while implementing predictable revenue sources.
Alberta's Unity Vital for Canada's Future Prosperity
Calgary business leader Karen Brookman argues against Alberta separatism, emphasizing that provincial unity within Canada is essential for economic growth and global competitiveness.
Canada-China Trade Deal Boosts Agriculture
The recent Canada-China trade agreement provides crucial stability for Canadian farmers and seafood producers, validating agriculture's vital role in economic security.
India, U.S. Move Closer to Cutting Trump Tariffs
India and the United States are nearing an agreement to lower tariffs imposed during the Trump administration, as announced by Indian Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal in New Delhi.
Alberta Hospital Support Staff Ratify Collective Agreement
Hospital support staff in Alberta, represented by their union, have officially ratified a new collective agreement with the provincial government, securing terms for thousands of workers.
Quebec to Restock U.S. Whiskey Before Quality Drops
Quebec's liquor board will return some American whiskey to store shelves to prevent quality deterioration, as confirmed by the provincial minister.
Huge Industrial Load to Disrupt Edmonton Traffic Sunday
A colossal pressure reactor measuring 65 metres long and weighing half a million kilograms will travel from Edmonton to Fort Saskatchewan, requiring LRT track lifting and major traffic diversions.
Pathways Alliance Chair Exits as Carbon Capture Deadline Nears
Derek Evans, founding executive chair of the Pathways Alliance, concludes his tenure as Canada's oilsands consortium faces pivotal decisions on its $16.5-billion carbon capture project.
Manitoba Airbnb Lets You Spend a Night in Jail
A unique Airbnb experience in Manitoba allows guests to spend a night in a historic jailhouse, blending heritage accommodation with modern comforts for a memorable stay.
Youth Unemployment High in Canada, Job Searches Stretch On
New data highlights ongoing challenges for Canadian youth in the job market, with unemployment remaining elevated and job searches extending longer than expected.
Montreal Uses Cold Asphalt for Pothole Repairs
Montreal is employing cold asphalt to fix potholes quickly. Experts debate its longevity compared to traditional hot-mix methods in harsh Canadian winters.
London, Ont. Region Unemployment Rate Rises in Latest Figures
New economic data reveals an uptick in unemployment across the London, Ontario metropolitan area, signaling potential challenges for the local labor market and economy.
Ottawa Businesses Welcome Federal Return-to-Office Mandate
Ottawa's business community anticipates increased foot traffic and economic revival as federal public servants return to offices four days weekly, addressing pandemic-era declines.
Bodies Found in Search for Missing Canadian Miners
Authorities in Mexico have discovered bodies during the search for 10 missing workers from a Canadian-owned silver mine in Sinaloa, raising concerns about safety and international operations.
B.C. Judge Rules Gambler Must Keep Proving Casino Cash Source
A British Columbia judge has ruled that a gambler must continue providing documentation to prove the source of funds used at casinos, upholding anti-money laundering protocols in the gaming industry.
Golden Trump Statue Crippled by Crypto Dispute
A massive golden statue of Donald Trump, dubbed 'Don Colossus,' has been left incomplete due to a cryptocurrency payment dispute between the artist and the commissioning group.
Train Derailment Near B.C. Wetland Sparks Environmental Worry
A BNSF Railway train derailment involving 20 coal cars occurred near a sensitive wetland in South Surrey, B.C., prompting environmental and safety investigations.
ARC Resources Stock Drops Despite Strong Earnings
Calgary's ARC Resources Ltd. saw its shares fall sharply after reporting production problems at its key Attachie project, overshadowing record quarterly results.
Winnipeg Grocery Store Closes Citing Safety Concerns
Ashdown Market in Winnipeg's Exchange District has permanently closed its doors, with the owner citing escalating safety concerns in the neighborhood as the primary reason for shutting down the business.
Wood Fragment Claim in Bakery Bread Dismissed by B.C. Tribunal
A British Columbia man's complaint about allegedly finding a wood fragment in a loaf of artisan bread has been dismissed by the province's Civil Resolution Tribunal.
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