Transit Windsor Ridership Drops 18% in 2025
Transit Windsor reports an 18% decline in ridership for 2025, attributed to fewer students and ongoing route detours, impacting public transportation efficiency in the region.
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Rio Tinto Ends Diamond Business with Diavik Mine Closure
Rio Tinto Group closes its final diamond mine, Diavik, marking an end to over 50 years in the business. The move is part of a strategy to focus on key commodities like iron ore and lithium.
Air Canada CEO Apologizes for French Language Amid Crash Fallout
Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau expresses regret over his inability to speak French, which has overshadowed condolences for pilots killed in the LaGuardia airport crash.
Maxus Mining Gains 100% Interest in Alturas West Antimony Mine
Maxus Mining Inc. has successfully earned complete ownership of the Alturas West Property in British Columbia, including the historic Alps-Alturas antimony mine, strengthening its position in the critical minerals sector.
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Aduro Joins Chemical Recycling Europe for Industrial Plant
Aduro Clean Technologies has become a member of Chemical Recycling Europe, strengthening its position as it develops its first-of-a-kind industrial plant in the Netherlands and engages in regulatory frameworks.
Gulf Oil Infrastructure: $25B Repair Bill, Years-Long Recovery
Rystad Energy estimates a $25 billion repair cost for Gulf oil infrastructure damaged in Middle East conflict, with recovery taking up to five years due to structural constraints beyond capital.
Air Canada CEO Apologizes for English-Only Crash Statement
Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau apologizes for issuing an English-only condolence message after a fatal LaGuardia Airport crash, drawing criticism from Quebec politicians and federal officials.
OC Transpo Cancels 22% of Bus Trips on Route in March
Ottawa's public transit agency OC Transpo canceled 22% of scheduled bus trips on a major route during the second week of March 2026, highlighting ongoing service reliability challenges.
TTC Streetcar Derailment Causes Major Delays in Toronto
A Toronto Transit Commission streetcar derailed at Leslie Barns Carhouse, leading to significant delays on several key routes including King, Dundas, and Spadina lines.
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Air Canada CEO Apologizes for English-Only Crash Response
Air Canada's CEO has issued a formal apology after the airline's initial response to a deadly LaGuardia crash was provided only in English, sparking criticism from French-speaking communities and aviation safety advocates.
Caisse Condemns Air Canada CEO's English Video on Crash
Quebec's Caisse de Depot criticized Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau for delivering a video statement almost entirely in English about the LaGuardia Airport collision, joining Prime Minister Mark Carney in rebuking the airline executive.
Farm Boy Opens New Collingwood Store with Giveaways
Farm Boy launches its 52nd Ontario location in Collingwood this Thursday, featuring special promotions, product samples, and community celebrations to mark the opening.
SAGA Metals Acquires Titanium Assets from Rio Tinto in Quebec
SAGA Metals Corp. has completed the acquisition of the Garneau titanium project from Rio Tinto in Quebec, securing 120 claims covering 6,450.54 hectares in a premier ilmenite district.
Mustang Minerals Confirms Large Anomaly at Nevada Copper-Gold Project
Mustang Minerals has identified a significant geophysical anomaly at its Pilot copper-gold project in Nevada, spanning up to 2.2 kilometers wide, with ongoing exploration activities planned for 2026.
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Highbury Avenue's $25.5M Rebuild to Silence Annoying Noise
London's Highbury Avenue expressway section from Hamilton Road to Hwy. 401 will undergo a $25.5 million reconstruction to eliminate the notorious suspension-stressing 'budump-budump' noise that has plagued drivers for years.
BRP Reports $45.8M Q4 Profit, Ups Dividend
BRP Inc. reports a robust fourth quarter with a $45.8 million profit and a 16% revenue increase, alongside a dividend hike, highlighting strong performance in the powersports sector.
Cyclist Seriously Injured in Ottawa's Alta Vista Vehicle Collision
A cyclist was hospitalized with serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle in Ottawa's Alta Vista neighborhood. Ottawa Police are investigating the incident, which highlights ongoing road safety concerns.
Kagi's LinkedIn Speak Translator: Corporate Jargon Generator
Kagi Search Engine releases satirical LinkedIn Speak translator that transforms mundane phrases into corporate jargon, highlighting how business buzzwords alienate and signal status.
Canadian Real Estate Hits Decade-Low Affordability
For the first time in a generation, Canada's declining economy aligns with falling home prices, with benchmark values reaching inflation-adjusted lows not seen since 2016.
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Ring of Fire Road Acceleration Benefits Labrador Gold
Labrador Gold Corp. welcomes Ontario's plan to complete the Ring of Fire all-season road five years early, which will cross its Watson Property and enhance mineral development prospects in the Fort Hope Greenstone Belt.
U.S. Banking Deregulation Sparks Regulatory Race Concerns
U.S. regulators are easing capital requirements for major banks, potentially freeing billions for lending. Critics warn this could lead to another financial crisis and pressure Canada to follow suit, despite its stable banking system.
Alberta Data Centre Push Could Raise Electricity Prices
Alberta's push to attract $100 billion in data centre projects could increase electricity prices due to higher demand, though officials promise to maintain grid affordability and reliability.
VR Resources Completes Bonding for Nevada Drill Permit
VR Resources Limited has successfully completed the reclamation bonding process with the Nevada Bureau of Land Management for its Notice of Intent drill permit at the New Boston moly-tungsten-copper-silver porphyry project, paving the way for a spring dri
Air Canada Crash Survivors Could Sue for $300K, Advocate Says
Survivors of the Air Canada plane crash at LaGuardia Airport may have legal grounds to sue the airline for damages reaching nearly $300,000, according to a passenger rights advocate.
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Gas Price Volatility in Canada Amid Iran War
As the conflict in Iran continues, Canadian drivers face a rollercoaster of gas prices. Experts analyze trends and what consumers can expect in the coming months.
TTC Streetcar Delays After Derailment at Leslie Barns
Multiple Toronto streetcar routes are experiencing significant delays following a derailment incident at the Leslie Barns storage and maintenance facility, according to the TTC.
Zacatecas Silver Reports High-Grade Assays from El Cristo
Zacatecas Silver Corp. announces assay results from 124 rock-chip samples at El Cristo, with 29 samples exceeding 100 g/t silver equivalent, including a peak of 670 g/t Ag Eq, indicating promising near-surface mineralization.
Freezing Rain Triggers Multiple Crashes on Ottawa's Hwy 417
Ontario Provincial Police responded to several collisions on Highway 417 in Ottawa following a severe freezing rain storm, highlighting hazardous driving conditions.
Windsor Approves $16.8M Townhouse Project on Parking Lot
Windsor city council has selected a $16.8-million townhouse development with affordable housing units for a municipal parking lot downtown, marking a significant step in urban revitalization.
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Carbon Tax Hike to Cost $1,100 Per Person, Cut 50,000 Jobs
A new Fraser Institute study reveals the Industrial Carbon Tax increase will reduce GDP by 1.3%, cost $1,160 per person, and eliminate 50,000 jobs by 2030 compared to current policy.
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