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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Emergency repairs have led to the closure of the Midhurst railway crossing in Barrie, impacting local traffic and transportation routes in the area.
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.
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 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.
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.
Major brokerages release their 2026 economic projections, forecasting S&P 500 performance and global GDP growth amid evolving market conditions.
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 reports a significant increase in bus cancellations at the end of January 2026, highlighting ongoing reliability challenges for Ottawa's public transit system.
A snow plow operation in Essa Township led to a significant power outage after the vehicle clipped a lamp post, damaging hydro infrastructure and affecting local residents.
While CUSMA boosted trade to $1.9 trillion, Trump's tariffs on intermediate goods are forcing price hikes, production slowdowns, and layoffs, reintroducing uncertainty.
New executive compensation and dividend restrictions announced by former President Donald Trump are causing unease among investors in the defence sector, including those with stakes in Canadian-linked firms.
The Mighty Millions lottery grand prize home in Keswick features a 5,200-square-foot design with open spaces and impressive river valley views, supporting the Stollery Children's Hospital Foundation.
The Public Service Alliance of Canada is considering legal action after the federal government increased mandatory in-office time for public servants to a minimum of four days per week.
A second collision on Highway 400 near Barrie has caused significant traffic delays, adding to ongoing transportation challenges across Ontario amid winter weather conditions.
Canada's January jobs report shows unemployment falling to 6.5% while the economy lost 25,000 positions, creating what economists call a 'bizarre' and contradictory picture for the Bank of Canada.
Saint John, New Brunswick is enhancing its homeless support system with 14 new micro-suites at a transitional housing site, led by 12 Neighbours Inc. executive director Marcel Lebrun.
A tragic two-vehicle collision on Highway 11/17 near Thunder Bay has resulted in the deaths of two women. The incident occurred on February 5, 2026, around 9 p.m., highlighting ongoing road safety concerns in Northern Ontario.
The S&P/TSX composite index climbed close to 300 points, with U.S. stock markets also posting significant gains, reflecting a positive trading session amid broader economic optimism.
Alberta's unemployment rate remained stable in early 2026, aligning with the national average. The latest data shows consistent labor market performance across the province.
The Foothills Hospital Home Lottery reveals its 34th grand prize: a sophisticated European-styled lakefront home in Harmony, Alberta, designed by Baywest Homes to balance elegance with comfort while supporting surgical care.
BCE Inc. reported better-than-expected Q4 earnings but saw its stock decline due to soft revenue and organic growth projections for 2026, with shares falling up to 5% intraday.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has definitively ruled out a public inquiry into the long-delayed Eglinton Crosstown project, choosing instead to celebrate its completion with officials in Toronto.
Canada's largest public service union is preparing legal challenges against the federal government's new requirement for employees to work four days weekly in office, calling the mandate 'insulting' during active bargaining.
New Alberta auto insurance reforms are designed to streamline compensation claims and reduce the frequency of expensive court battles, potentially lowering costs for drivers.
Intercity bus operators in Quebec are voicing strong opposition to $200 million in federal funding reductions, warning of severe impacts on regional connectivity and transportation services across the province.