Canada Net Lender to U.S. for Ninth Straight Year
Despite trade tensions, Canada remains a net lender to the United States for the ninth consecutive year, with significant portfolio investment flows in 2025.
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Worker Killed in Rolling Pipe Incident at Alberta Oilsands
A tragic workplace accident at a northern Alberta oilsands site has left one worker dead and another injured after a pipe rolled, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in the energy sector.
Oil Plunges on Easing Iran Risks and Commodities Selloff
Crude oil prices experienced a sharp decline as geopolitical tensions with Iran diminished and a broader commodities selloff intensified market pressures.
Montreal Opens Second Modular Housing Complex
Montreal unveils its second modular housing complex in Ahuntsic-Cartierville, with 30 units for unhoused individuals. Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada discusses cost concerns and future model adjustments.
Palantir Earnings: High Stakes for AI Stock Amid Skepticism
Palantir Technologies faces intense scrutiny as its Q4 2025 earnings report arrives. With shares down 29% from November highs, investors demand proof that AI infrastructure spending delivers returns.
Labour Board Opens Door to Remote Work in Collective Bargaining
A federal labour board decision could allow public service unions to negotiate remote work into collective agreements, potentially reshaping workplace policies across Canada's public sector.
Eliminate Internal Trade Barriers to Unify Canada's Economy
A new opinion piece calls for the elimination of costly internal trade barriers in Canada, arguing that unifying the country's thirteen separate economies would boost national prosperity and efficiency.
Pedestrian Seriously Injured in Coquitlam Crash
A pedestrian sustained serious injuries following a crash in Coquitlam, British Columbia. The incident is under investigation by local authorities.
Toys 'R' Us Canada Sued by Landlord Over Rent
The Canadian retailer Toys 'R' Us is confronting a fresh legal challenge from a landlord claiming outstanding rent payments, adding to its ongoing financial and operational struggles.
Bitcoin Steadies After Nearing Trump-Era Low
Bitcoin shows signs of stabilization following a significant selloff, with analysts pointing to potential support levels and ongoing ETF outflows as key factors influencing the cryptocurrency's recent volatility.
Reitmans Lays Off 9% of Montreal Office Employees
Montreal-based fashion retailer Reitmans has laid off nearly 9% of its head office employees as part of a restructuring effort, impacting the corporate workforce.
Three Dead in Highway 11 Crash Near Hearst
A tragic collision between a transport truck and an SUV on Highway 11 west of Hearst has claimed three lives. Ontario Provincial Police confirm the fatalities and provide details on the victims.
Calgary Transit Free Fare Zone Review After TD Bank Sponsorship Ends
Calgary City Council is set to review and potentially reform the downtown free fare zone after TD Bank ended its sponsorship three years into a five-year agreement in November 2025.
Sudbury's Tony V's Pizza Closing at End of February
A popular Sudbury eatery, Tony V's Pizza and Restaurant on Martindale Road, will cease operations on February 28, 2026, as announced by its owner, who hinted at future plans.
Calgary's 5 Most Expensive Homes for Sale in February 2026
A detailed look at Calgary's top-tier real estate market, featuring five of the city's most luxurious and expensive homes currently listed for sale in February 2026.
Carney's China Plan at Risk if Taiwan Attacked
Prime Minister Mark Carney's economic diversification strategy through China engagement could unravel if Beijing invades Taiwan, with experts warning of imminent geopolitical flashpoint.
U.S. Natural Gas Prices Plunge 21.6% in Major Market Shift
U.S. natural gas futures plummeted over 21% as warmer weather forecasts reduced heating demand, putting March contracts on track for their largest daily percentage loss since 1996.
Canada's High-End Rental Market: Demand Outpaces Supply
Canada's luxury rental housing market serves affluent individuals seeking premium accommodations without ownership burdens, yet supply remains constrained despite clear demand signals.
Montreal Tenants Forced Out Over Structural Issues
Residents of a Montreal apartment building on Monkland Avenue have been evacuated due to structural problems, with no clear timeline for their return home.
Snowmobile Stolen from North Bay Hotel Parking Lot
A snowmobile was reported stolen from a hotel parking lot in North Bay overnight, prompting a police investigation into the theft in Northern Ontario.
Canadian Air Travel to U.S. Drops for 11th Month
Statistics Canada data reveals transborder air traffic to the United States fell 12.5% in December 2025, marking 11 straight months of year-over-year declines.
Bitcoin Falls Back to Pre-Trump Price Levels
The cryptocurrency Bitcoin has declined significantly, returning to price levels not seen since before the Trump administration, highlighting ongoing volatility in digital asset markets.
Sask. Housing Corp Fires Manager for $10K Bogus Claims
The Saskatchewan Housing Corporation has terminated a Lloydminster manager after discovering approximately $10,000 in fraudulent expense claims, highlighting internal accountability measures.
Morningstar DBRS Leads in Canadian Bond Ratings Shopping
Morningstar DBRS issues higher credit ratings than competitors in Canada, raising concerns about market risks as single-rated bond deals surge in 2025.
Trump to Cut Indian Tariffs After Russia Oil Halt
President Donald Trump announces plans to reduce tariffs on Indian imports to 18% after India agrees to cease purchasing Russian oil, marking a significant shift in trade policy.
Disabled Train Causes GO Transit Delays Near Union Station
A disabled train near Union Station in Toronto caused significant GO Transit delays on Monday morning, disrupting the commute for many GTA residents. The incident highlights ongoing challenges in regional transit reliability.
Scotiabank Backs New Multinational Defence Bank
The Bank of Nova Scotia becomes the second major Canadian financial institution to support the new Defence, Security and Resilience Bank, signaling a shift in how Canadian banks view defence sector financing.
Vanguard Cuts Average Fee to 0.06% in Latest Round
Vanguard Group has reduced fees across 84 mutual fund and ETF share classes, lowering its average asset-weighted expense ratio to just 0.06% and saving investors approximately $600 million over two years.
Canadians Hold $2B in Uncashed Federal Cheques
Documents reveal Canadians are sitting on approximately $2 billion in unclaimed federal cheques, highlighting a significant financial oversight by the public.
U.S. Plans Strategic Reserve for Rare Earth Elements
The Trump administration announces plans to create a national strategic reserve for rare earth elements, aiming to reduce dependence on foreign sources and secure critical supply chains for technology and defense.
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