Northern Ontario Paper Mill Secures Government Funding
Kapuskasing's paper plant receives crucial financial support from provincial and federal governments, ensuring job stability and environmental innovation in Northern Ontario's forestry sector.
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Trump Says Trudeau Apologized for Ontario Tariff Ads
Former President Donald Trump asserts Canadian PM Justin Trudeau personally apologized for Ontario's aggressive advertising campaign against U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs, revealing new tensions in cross-border trade relations.
Montreal STM workers threaten 48-hour strike Nov 15-16
CUPE union announces potential 48-hour strike affecting Montreal's public transit system, threatening major disruptions for thousands of daily commuters during mid-November.
Montreal Transit Halts as Union Vows Unlimited Strike
Montreal's public transit system faces complete shutdown as union workers launch unlimited general strike, leaving commuters stranded and vowing to continue until demands are met.
LaSalle's New Roundabout Opens at Key Intersection
LaSalle, Ontario celebrates the completion of its newest roundabout at Sandwich West Parkway and Heritage Drive, promising enhanced traffic flow and improved safety for drivers.
Police Seek Witnesses to Serious Henday Drive Crash
Edmonton police are urgently seeking witnesses to a major early morning collision on Anthony Henday Drive that sent multiple people to hospital and closed the busy freeway for hours during Monday's commute.
Broadway Bridge Reopens After Major Saskatoon Construction
The Broadway Bridge in Saskatoon officially reopens to traffic after six months of extensive construction, featuring new decking and structural improvements for enhanced safety and durability.
Feds Halt B.C. Mine Expansion Over Pollution Concerns
Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault orders comprehensive assessment for proposed Coalmont Energy mine expansion, citing potential pollution risks to vital waterways.
Vancouver property auctioned over delinquent taxes after owner dies
A stunning Vancouver home hits the auction block due to delinquent property taxes, revealing a heartbreaking story of an elderly owner who passed away with massive tax debt. Discover how this prime real estate became the city's latest tax sale casualty.
BC public sector unions target November contract deals
Major BC unions including BCGEU, nurses, and teachers are intensifying contract negotiations with mid-November ratification targets, signaling a critical period for public sector labor relations.
Canada's Seasonal Food Price Spikes Explained
Discover the surprising seasonal pattern behind Canada's food price increases and the government policies that drive October and February grocery spikes.
$9.3M Federal Investment Boosts Windsor Fishing Industry
Windsor's fishing sector receives transformative $9.3 million investment from FedDev Ontario, creating jobs and modernizing operations for sustainable growth.
Windsor Leaders: Trump Trade Move About Leverage
Windsor business and political leaders analyze Trump's latest trade move as strategic positioning rather than genuine policy threat, with implications for cross-border commerce.
Sarnia-Lambton's Transformation to Innovation Hub
Discover how Ontario's Sarnia-Lambton region is reinventing itself with cutting-edge bio-hybrid chemistry, sustainable energy projects, and economic diversification while maintaining its industrial roots.
Canada's Silent Approval of Lab-Grown Meat Raises Concerns
Discover how Health Canada's secretive approach to approving cloned meat products is bypassing public scrutiny and what it means for Canadian consumers.
Edmonton Landlord's $60K Rental Horror Story
An Edmonton landlord shares his shocking $60,000 rental horror story, warning other property owners to thoroughly screen tenants after experiencing extensive property damage and legal battles.
$8.6B Meg Energy Takeover Faces New Hurdle
The proposed $8.6 billion acquisition of Meg Energy by Japan's JAPEX hits unexpected regulatory complications, creating uncertainty in Alberta's energy sector and raising questions about foreign investment in Canadian oil.
Toronto Housing Transformation Since 1993 Blue Jays World Series
Discover how Toronto's housing landscape has transformed from affordable dream to financial challenge since the Blue Jays last championship appearance in 1993.
Canadian Competition Barriers Cost Consumers Billions
Exclusive investigation reveals how domestic competition hurdles and interprovincial trade barriers are driving up prices for Canadian consumers and stifling economic growth.
Supreme Court to Rule on BC's Escaped Ostriches Case
Canada's highest court will decide November 6 whether to hear the bizarre case of escaped ostriches from a BC farm, pitting animal rights against agricultural regulations in a precedent-setting legal showdown.
Edmonton's New Council Faces Infill Development Showdown
Edmonton's freshly elected city council confronts the contentious infill development debate that promises to reshape neighborhoods and define their political legacy.
Montreal STM: Rush-Hour Only Service, No Saturday Trains
Major service reductions hit Montreal's public transit as STM scales back to rush-hour only operations with complete Saturday shutdowns starting this weekend.
Manitoba Farm Expropriation Battle Over Highway Project
A Manitoba farming family's century-old legacy is threatened by a provincial infrastructure project, sparking emotional battles over land, heritage, and progress.
Canada announces critical minerals investments under G7 pact
Canada launches strategic investments to secure critical mineral supply chains, including emergency stockpiling, as part of G7 partnership to counter foreign dominance.
BC Housing Crisis: 4 Critical Projections
New analysis reveals four critical housing projections that could reshape British Columbia's future. From soaring prices to supply shortages, discover what's ahead for Canada's most expensive housing market.
Air Traffic Controller Shortage Worsens US Flight Delays
Mounting flight delays across the United States are being exacerbated by a severe shortage of air traffic controllers, with the situation threatening to deteriorate further as the government shutdown approaches its one-month mark.
Hanover buys 1,600 acres from West Grey for $10M
In a landmark municipal transaction, Hanover purchases 1,600 acres of land from West Grey for $10 million, securing future development opportunities and strategic growth.
Manitoba Receives Economic Innovation Report for Growth
Manitoba embarks on an economic transformation journey as the provincial government receives a comprehensive report packed with recommendations to boost innovation and drive sustainable growth across key sectors.
Saskatchewan Premier backs Carney's China meeting
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe praises former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney's meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, calling it a positive development for trade relations between Saskatchewan and China.
Nvidia Outshines Magnificent Seven with Record Earnings
Nvidia's staggering Q1 earnings reveal unprecedented growth, positioning the chipmaker as the standout performer among elite tech stocks. Discover how AI demand is fueling this remarkable surge.
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