TSA Officers Scrape By Without Pay, Use Food Banks
TSA officers across the United States are facing severe financial hardship due to unpaid work, with many turning to food banks for groceries as they struggle to make ends meet.
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Public Stocks Boost Canada's Pensions as Private Equity Lags
A Bloomberg analysis reveals that stock portfolios of at least four major Canadian pension funds have driven returns for three consecutive years, outperforming private equity amid a prolonged deal drought and market volatility.
Hydro-Québec Seeks Input on Nova Scotia Wind Farm Grid Link
Hydro-Québec is soliciting public feedback on plans to connect its grid with proposed wind farms in Nova Scotia, aiming to enhance renewable energy sharing across Eastern Canada.
Sudbury Pothole Crisis Ignites CAA Worst Roads Contest
Greater Sudbury residents report the worst road conditions in years as hidden potholes emerge from melting snow, coinciding with the start of CAA's annual Worst Roads competition.
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Trans Mountain Launches Bidding to Add Pipeline Capacity
Canada's Trans Mountain pipeline has initiated a bidding process to increase its shipping capacity from Alberta to British Columbia's west coast, marking a key step in energy infrastructure development.
Swiss Bank Falls in Venezuela-Iran Money Laundering Scandal
A small Swiss bank's downfall reveals a dirty money trail from Venezuela to Iran, exposing regulatory failures and undermining Switzerland's financial cleanup efforts.
Amazon Big Spring Sale 2026: Deep Discounts Now Live
Amazon's Big Spring Sale 2026 runs from March 25 to 31, offering significant savings on tech, beauty, wellness, home goods, and more. Unlike Prime Day, many deals are available to all shoppers, not just Prime members.
Stocks Up, Oil Down Amid Iran War-Driven Wall Street Swings
Financial markets experience continued turbulence with stock gains and lower oil prices, reflecting investor uncertainty over the ongoing war with Iran and its economic impacts.
Ottawa Advises Against Mandatory Affordable Housing Near Transit
City of Ottawa staff recommend not implementing mandatory affordable housing requirements around transit stations at the outset, sparking debate on housing policy and urban development.
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Gas Prices to Rise Thursday After 13-Cent Drop in Ottawa
Motorists in Ottawa face a price hike at the pumps on Thursday, following a temporary 13-cent decrease today. Experts cite global market fluctuations and geopolitical tensions as key drivers behind the volatile fuel costs.
RapidDirect Enhances NPI Solutions for Faster Product Launches
RapidDirect announces strategic expansion of its New Product Introduction framework, leveraging AI-driven tools and cross-process integration to accelerate product development from concept to market.
Ontario Plans Full HST Break on New Homes in Budget
Ontario plans to eliminate the full 13% HST on new homes up to $1 million, with federal collaboration, as part of its 2026 budget to boost housing affordability.
Canada's Downsizing Debate: Staying Put Still Dominates
As millions of Canadian empty nesters age, the downsizing debate intensifies. While luxury rental options target this demographic with premium amenities, financial barriers and product scarcity keep most homeowners in place.
Stocks Surge, Oil Dips on Iran War De-escalation Hopes
U.S. stock markets experienced a significant rebound while oil prices moderated, driven by investor optimism over potential diplomatic solutions to the Iran conflict, signaling a shift in market sentiment.
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Nations Race to Secure Fertilizer Amid Global Food Crisis Fears
Governments worldwide are urgently securing fertilizer supplies as Middle East conflict disrupts shipments, threatening global food production and driving up prices ahead of spring planting season.
Porter Airlines Launches New Ottawa-Hamilton Route in June
Porter Airlines announces a new direct flight service connecting Ottawa and Hamilton, set to commence operations in June 2026, enhancing regional air travel options in Ontario.
Hamilton Watermain Break Reveals Aging Sewer Pipe Dangers
Following a major watermain break in Hamilton, local plumbing experts warn that aging sewer pipes in older neighborhoods pose significant flooding risks as infrastructure deteriorates.
Aecon Joint Venture Wins Washington Dam Project Contract
A Canadian construction firm, Aecon, through a joint venture, has finalized a significant contract for a dam project in Washington state, marking a major cross-border infrastructure achievement.
Ontario HST Rebate for New Home Buyers Announced
The Ontario government will offer a one-year HST rebate to all buyers of new homes, aiming to boost housing affordability and stimulate construction activity across the province.
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NTSB Probes Deadly Air Canada Collision at LaGuardia
The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating a fatal Air Canada Express regional jet collision at New York's LaGuardia Airport, with the wreckage under intense scrutiny as authorities determine the cause and next steps.
Brookfield, La Caisse to Acquire Quebec Power Producer Boralex
Montreal-based investment giants Brookfield and La Caisse have finalized a deal to purchase Quebec power producer Boralex, a major player in renewable energy with wind turbine operations across the province.
Condo User Fees Must Be Reasonable, Expert Advises
A strata corporation in Kelowna is charging high fees for key and fob replacements, raising concerns about fairness and legality under the Strata Property Act.
BHP Predicts Potash Deficit by 2035 Amid Rising Demand
BHP Group forecasts a global potash market deficit by 2035 due to growing demand and supply chain strains. The company's Jansen project in Saskatchewan faces cost overruns but aims to boost production significantly.
Recycling Truck Overturns on Highway Ramp in Ancaster
A tractor-trailer carrying recycled materials tipped over on the westbound ramp from Highway 403 to Highway 6 southbound in Ancaster, leading to significant traffic delays and a cleanup operation.
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Networking Feels Transactional for Canadians, Technology Blamed
New survey reveals 70% of hiring managers and 76% of job seekers say professional networking now feels like business transactions rather than genuine connections, with online platforms eroding authenticity in career-building.
GoldHaven Closes $1.72M Financing for Magno Drill Program
GoldHaven Resources Corp. has closed the first tranche of a $2 million flow-through financing, raising $1.72 million to fund a 2026 drill program targeting high-grade mineralization at its Magno Project in British Columbia.
Canada's Federal Minimum Wage Increase for 2026 Announced
The Canadian federal government has officially announced the new minimum wage rate for 2026, impacting workers across federally regulated sectors. This adjustment reflects ongoing economic considerations and labor market conditions.
Ottawa Housing Project Won't Be Named After Matthew Perry
Organizations announce a mutual decision to discontinue the partnership for naming a supportive housing project after the late actor Matthew Perry in Ottawa.
Canada Losing Air Traffic Controllers, Expert Warns
An expert reports Canada is experiencing a net loss of air traffic controllers, raising concerns about aviation safety and staffing shortages in critical roles.
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Oil Prices Drop Sharply as Iran Off-Ramp Hopes Boost Stocks
Global oil markets experienced a sharp decline as optimism grew over a potential diplomatic resolution to the Iran conflict, lifting stock indices worldwide. The shift reflects easing supply fears amid geopolitical tensions.
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