Canadian Tire Fined $1.3M for False Advertising
A major Canadian retailer has been ordered to pay nearly $1.3 million in penalties following a ruling that found the company engaged in deceptive marketing practices.
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Hwy. 144 Reopens Following Serious Crash in Chelmsford
Highway 144 in Chelmsford, Ontario has reopened after a significant collision involving a transport truck and a car forced a full closure of all lanes at Pilon Crescent on Friday afternoon.
Alberta Passenger Rail Plan Delayed Again After 2025 Deadline
Alberta's passenger rail master plan faces another postponement, missing its summer 2025 release target. The comprehensive 15-year strategy, potentially led by a Crown corporation, now aims for completion later this year with construction possibly startin
Pattullo Bridge Closure in Vancouver Starts Friday
The Pattullo Bridge in Vancouver will be closed for a week starting Friday night for essential maintenance, impacting traffic and commuters in the region.
Super Heavy Load to Cause Edmonton Area Traffic Delays
A specialized pressure vessel classified as a 'super heavy' load will be transported through the Edmonton region and northeast Alberta this weekend, leading to significant traffic delays and road closures.
Canadian Oil Supply Glut Forms as Discounts Widen
Canada's oil market signals a supply glut with discounts exceeding US$15 per barrel. The expanded Trans Mountain pipeline initially boosted prices but now faces competition and storage challenges.
Dow Tops 50,000 as Tech Stocks Rebound on Friday
The U.S. stock market staged a powerful recovery on Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average surpassing 50,000 for the first time. Technology stocks led the rally, recovering from earlier losses, while bitcoin stabilized after a weekslong plunge.
QEW Reopens After Oakville Collision Blocks Toronto-Bound Lanes
A significant collision involving a tractor-trailer blocked multiple Toronto-bound lanes on the QEW in Oakville, causing major traffic disruptions before the highway reopened.
Toronto Mortgage Delinquencies Quadruple in 3 Years
A new report indicates the number of Toronto homeowners missing mortgage payments has increased fourfold since 2023, highlighting growing financial strain in Canada's largest city.
Highway 144 Closed After Chelmsford Crash
A traffic collision has forced the complete closure of Highway 144 at Pilon Crescent in Chelmsford, Northern Ontario. Authorities have not released further details about the incident.
Website Urges Postal Workers to Vote No on Canada Post Deal
An anonymous website called 'CUPW Vote No' is advocating for postal workers to reject the tentative agreement with Canada Post, while the union remains neutral on the site's origins.
N.S. Government Spends $1.5M on Local Beef Programs
The Nova Scotia government is allocating $1.5 million to new initiatives aimed at strengthening the local beef sector, enhancing food security, and providing economic support to provincial cattle producers.
Nordstrom Winter Sale: Luxury Finds Up to 66% Off
Nordstrom's End of Winter sale offers over 70,000 discounted luxury items, including cashmere sweaters, skincare, and footwear, with savings up to 66% until President's Day.
Big Tech to Spend $650B on AI Infrastructure by 2026
Four major U.S. tech companies plan unprecedented $650 billion capital expenditures by 2026 for AI data centers, marking the largest corporate spending boom in decades.
Nvidia Surges on $650B Big Tech AI Spending Plan
Nvidia shares jumped 7.7% as investors reacted to major tech companies' plans to spend $650 billion on AI infrastructure in 2026, reversing a five-day losing streak.
Economist Explains Canada's 25,000 Job Loss Context
An economist clarifies Canada's recent loss of 25,000 jobs, arguing underlying economic indicators show resilience despite the headline figure.
NS Power Targets March Meter Reconnection Amid Billing Concerns
Nova Scotia Power anticipates reconnecting all meters by late March as customers face ongoing billing problems. The utility's customer care director addresses the challenges.
Ottawa's Bayshore Shopping Centre Closed Due to Water Main Break
The Bayshore Shopping Centre in Ottawa has been forced to close temporarily following a significant water main break. The incident has disrupted operations at one of the city's major retail hubs.
Gold Prices Surge, Benefiting Barrie Buyers and Sellers
Record-high gold prices in 2026 are creating unique opportunities for both buyers and sellers in Barrie's market, with experts analyzing the economic factors driving this precious metal boom.
Vancouver Homes Average 100 Days on Market as Inventory Grows
Metro Vancouver's housing market sees homes taking about 100 days to sell as transactions decline and inventory rises, signaling a shift toward a new normal.
Edmonton's Growth: A Strategic Asset for Prosperity
A new study challenges Edmonton council's view of population growth as a liability, arguing expansion fuels economic vitality and housing innovation while maintaining affordability.
Major Copper Theft in Northern B.C. Worth $250K
The RCMP is investigating a significant copper theft in northern British Columbia, where approximately $250,000 worth of copper wire was stolen. Authorities are seeking public assistance.
Midhurst Railway Crossing Closed for Emergency Repairs
Emergency repairs have led to the closure of the Midhurst railway crossing in Barrie, impacting local traffic and transportation routes in the area.
Canadian Tire Fined $1.3M for Montreal False Ads
A Quebec court has ordered Canadian Tire to pay nearly $1.3 million for misleading advertising practices at its Montreal stores, marking a significant consumer protection ruling.
Eglinton LRT Opens, Ford Says No to Inquiry
Ontario Premier Doug Ford announces the long-delayed Eglinton Crosstown LRT will open Sunday but refuses calls for a public inquiry into the project's years of setbacks and cost overruns.
Canadian Tire Fined $1.3M for Misleading Pricing
Canadian Tire Corporation has been fined $1.28 million plus fees after pleading guilty to using misleading reference prices on discounted items in Quebec, following an investigation by the consumer protection office.
Nova Scotia Driver Hits 239 km/h on Ontario Highway
Ontario Provincial Police stopped a driver from Nova Scotia traveling at 239 km/h on Highway 401 near Morrisburg, more than double the posted speed limit of 110 km/h.
2026 Brokerage Forecasts: S&P 500 and Global GDP Outlook
Major brokerages release their 2026 economic projections, forecasting S&P 500 performance and global GDP growth amid evolving market conditions.
Quebec Firms Battle to Retain Foreign Workers Amid Crackdown
Quebec businesses face workforce challenges as immigration program changes threaten foreign workers' status, with employers warning of economic impacts and labor shortages across sectors.
OC Transpo Bus Cancellations Spike in Late January
OC Transpo reports a significant increase in bus cancellations at the end of January 2026, highlighting ongoing reliability challenges for Ottawa's public transit system.
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