Alberta Auto Insurance Reforms Aim to Cut Court Battles
New Alberta auto insurance reforms are designed to streamline compensation claims and reduce the frequency of expensive court battles, potentially lowering costs for drivers.
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Quebec Bus Carriers Criticize $200 Million Funding Cuts
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.
Tractor-Trailer on Hwy. 17 Had Wheel Fastener Problems
A tractor-trailer stopped for speeding on Highway 17 in Northern Ontario had severe wheel fastener issues, with seven missing and three loose, posing a high risk of wheel separation.
Saskatchewan Uranium Mine Awaits Final Regulatory Green Light
NexGen Energy's Rook 1 uranium mining project in northern Saskatchewan prepares for a crucial regulatory hearing as global demand for nuclear power surges.
Ottawa's Oldest Mall Closes, Community Mourns Loss
Westgate Shopping Centre, Ottawa's oldest mall, has permanently closed after nearly 70 years. Tailor Linda Wang's story highlights the human impact of changing retail landscapes and lost community connections.
Canada Goose Shares Drop 20% on Earnings Shortfall
Canada Goose Holdings Inc. shares plunged nearly 20% after the luxury parka maker missed key earnings metrics, including operating profit margin and EPS, despite favorable winter conditions.
Highway 400 Gridlock After Tractor-Trailer Jackknifes Near Barrie
A serious collision involving a jackknifed tractor-trailer has brought southbound Highway 400 traffic to a standstill near Barrie, Ontario, leading to extensive delays and significant disruptions for commuters.
QEW Collision in Oakville Blocks Lanes, Delays Toronto Traffic
A serious collision involving a tractor-trailer on the Toronto-bound QEW in Oakville has blocked multiple lanes, leading to significant traffic delays and disruptions for commuters.
Windsor Jobless Rate Increases in Economic Update
Windsor, Ontario, sees a rise in unemployment rates, highlighting economic challenges in the region. The increase reflects broader labor market trends affecting local employment opportunities.
Private Equity Circles Canada's Condo Market Amid Inventory Glut
As thousands of condos sit unsold in Toronto and Vancouver, private equity groups are exploring bulk acquisitions, though experts say steeper price drops may be needed to trigger major deals.
Epstein's Social Ponzi Scheme Revealed in New Emails
Freshly released emails detail how Jeffrey Epstein operated a sophisticated social Ponzi scheme, leveraging relationships with powerful figures worldwide to maintain influence and shield himself from scrutiny.
Under Armour Lifts Forecasts as Reset Strategy Works
Under Armour has increased its annual financial forecasts, signaling that its comprehensive reset strategy is effectively stemming a prolonged sales slide and setting a new course for growth.
Luxury Rundle 24 Home Features Private Third-Floor Primary Suite
The Rundle 24 by Jayman Built in Calgary's Seton community features a 2,493 sq ft three-storey design with a dedicated third-floor primary suite, balcony access, and luxury amenities for ultimate privacy and comfort.
Metrolinx CEO Apologizes for GO Transit Delays
Metrolinx CEO Michael Lindsay issues a formal apology for a week of significant GO Transit service disruptions and poor communication with passengers in the Greater Toronto Area.
Edmonton Crash on 137 Avenue Slows Traffic
A serious vehicle crash involving a rollover occurred on 137 Avenue at St. Albert Trail in northeast Edmonton, leading to significant traffic disruptions and emergency response on the morning of February 6, 2026.
Big Tech's $600B AI Spending Worries Investors
Major technology firms are planning massive capital expenditures on artificial intelligence infrastructure, creating uncertainty and pressure for shareholders.
U.S. Oil Giants Target OPEC Nations with Trump's Backing
Exxon Mobil and Chevron are pursuing production expansion in geopolitically risky OPEC nations like Venezuela, Iraq, and Libya, supported by U.S. foreign policy under President Trump.
Ontario Housing Slowdown Puts 100K Jobs at Risk
New data reveals Ontario's housing construction slowdown has become a full-blown economic emergency, threatening 100,000 jobs and billions in government revenue by 2030.
GTA Housing Market Most Buyer-Friendly in 2025
The Greater Toronto Area real estate market concluded 2025 with unprecedented buyer-friendly conditions, with 98% of neighborhoods seeing homes sell below asking price in December.
ICE Controversies Impact Canadian Corporate Governance
Canadian companies like Hootsuite and Jim Pattison Group face protests and reputational risks over business ties to U.S. immigration enforcement agencies, highlighting evolving ESG expectations.
Townhome Sales Outpace Condos in Toronto Market Report
A new report reveals townhome sales have exceeded condo sales in the GTHA for the first time since early 2000s, with market activity at its slowest in three decades.
Bitget Fan Club Sets New Crypto Community Standard
Bitget, the world's largest Universal Exchange, introduces the Bitget Fan Club, a tiered community initiative that rewards active user participation in product development and ecosystem growth.
Pattullo Bridge Closure Disrupts Surrey, New West Commuters
A weeklong closure of the Pattullo Bridge connecting Surrey and New Westminster begins Friday, diverting 60,000-75,000 weekly vehicles to alternate routes and causing significant traffic disruptions.
BC Nickel Mine Could Increase Canada's Output by 50%
FPX Nickel Corp. has submitted initial plans for a major nickel mine in British Columbia that could significantly boost Canada's production and supply batteries for 1.3 million electric vehicles annually.
Vancouver Bike Network Growth Trails Other Canadian Cities
A Simon Fraser University study reveals Vancouver's cycling infrastructure expansion has slowed significantly, with less than 1% growth from 2022-2024, placing it near the bottom among large Canadian municipalities.
Canada Loses 25,000 Jobs, Unemployment Rate Falls to 6.5%
Canada's economy shed 25,000 jobs in January, yet the unemployment rate declined to 6.5%, the lowest since September 2024, as fewer people actively sought work.
Unemployment Drops to 6.5% Despite Job Losses in Canada
Canada's unemployment rate declined to 6.5% in January, even as the economy shed 25,000 jobs, according to Statistics Canada. The mixed report highlights ongoing labor market adjustments.
Ontario Advisor Faces Victims in $1.8M Fraud Case
Kevin Douse, a former financial advisor, appeared in a Barrie courtroom as victims of an alleged $1.8 million investment fraud scheme sought justice and restitution.
Helicopter Crash Report Advises Against Passengers in Training
A Transportation Safety Board investigation into a 2025 Alberta helicopter crash recommends prohibiting passengers during dangerous training maneuvers to prevent future accidents.
TSB Probes CN Line Derailment in Central Alberta
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada has launched an investigation into a train derailment on a CN Rail line in central Alberta. The incident occurred near Edmonton, prompting a federal safety probe.
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