Legault Vows 7-Year Predictability for Horne Smelter
Quebec Premier François Legault commits to ensuring seven years of operational predictability for Glencore's Horne Smelter in Rouyn-Noranda, addressing economic stability concerns in the region.
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Lightspeed Invests in Sales and Software for Growth
Lightspeed Commerce Inc. announces strategic investments in its sales force and software enhancements to drive consumer reach and market expansion in the competitive retail technology sector.
Y Combinator Reverses Decision on Canadian Investments
Y Combinator has reversed its decision to stop investing in Canadian-incorporated companies after receiving feedback from Canadian entrepreneurs in its network.
Labour Board Rejects Challenge to Unpaid Leave for Unvaccinated Staff
The Federal Public Sector Labour Relations Board has dismissed a union challenge against unpaid leave for unvaccinated federal employees, upholding the government's COVID-19 policy.
Edmonton Paramount Theatre Up for Receivership Sale
The historic Paramount Theatre in Edmonton is undergoing a receivership sale, highlighting financial challenges in the city's commercial real estate sector. This development reflects broader economic pressures affecting Alberta's urban centers.
Pizza Hut Closing 250 U.S. Stores, Parent May Sell Brand
Pizza Hut's parent company is closing 250 underperforming U.S. restaurants and considering a potential sale of the iconic pizza chain amid strategic restructuring.
Halifax Water Cleared After Financial Probe
Halifax Water has been exonerated following an investigation into allegations of financial irregularities, with the utility maintaining its commitment to transparency and public trust.
NB Power Eyes Medical Isotope Production at Lepreau
New Brunswick's NB Power is investigating the potential for medical isotope production at its Point Lepreau Nuclear Generating Station, marking a significant diversification opportunity.
Memory Chip Shortage May Drive Up Phone, Laptop Prices
Global memory chip bottleneck, driven by AI infrastructure investments, could increase smartphone and laptop costs for Canadian consumers as supply tightens.
New Housing Agency Has No Build Targets, Federal Spending to Drop
Housing Minister Gregor Robertson introduces Build Canada Homes agency without specific construction goals while PBO projects 56% decline in federal housing program spending by 2029.
Manitoba Propane Facility Explosion Injures Workers, Stops Work
A serious explosion and fire at a propane distribution facility in the RM of Taché, Manitoba has resulted in worker injuries and prompted immediate stop-work orders from authorities as investigations begin.
CT Train Derailment: Hazardous Cars in River, No Leaks
A freight train derailed in Mansfield, Connecticut, sending cars carrying liquid propane into the Willimantic River. Officials report no leaks or injuries, but a shelter-in-place order is in effect.
AI Fears Spark Tech Selloff, S&P 500 Drops
Major US stock indices plunged as Alphabet's spending plans and Qualcomm's forecast rattled investors, raising concerns over AI valuations and returns.
Labrador Gold Alerts Shareholders to Dissident Proxy Issues
Labrador Gold Corp. identifies material deficiencies in dissident shareholder proxy materials, urging investors to vote only on the company's BLUE proxy to ensure votes count at upcoming meeting.
Edmonton Homeownership Beats Renting: Study
A new Zoocasa study shows owning a home in Edmonton costs just $85 more monthly than renting, with significant long-term equity advantages for homeowners.
Calgary Breaks Housing Record with 28,000 New Homes in 2025
Calgary leads Canada in housing delivery, achieving a record 27,952 occupancy-ready homes in 2025, more than double the 10-year average, driven by the Home is Here strategy.
Calgary Real Estate: Micro-Markets Define 2026 Outlook
Calgary's 2026 real estate forecast reveals a fragmented market with uneven supply and demand. While overall prices may dip, certain segments like single-family homes show resilience amid shifting buyer preferences.
Stone Bath Mat on Amazon Ends Damp Bathroom Problems
Discover why Amazon's $30 stone bath mat, made from diatomaceous earth, is replacing traditional fabric mats. Reviewers praise its instant absorption, odor resistance, and easy maintenance.
Bitcoin Plunge: Crypto Market Loses $2 Trillion
Bitcoin's value plunged to its lowest level since October 2024, with the global cryptocurrency market losing $2 trillion since its peak. The decline is driven by weakening risk sentiment, tech sector selloffs, and institutional ETF withdrawals.
Gemini to Cut 25% of Jobs, Exit Key International Markets
Crypto exchange Gemini, founded by the Winklevoss twins, is cutting up to 25% of its workforce and winding down operations in the UK, EU, and Australia as Bitcoin prices decline.
Essex County Delays Development Fees Over Trump Chaos
Essex County Council votes to phase in new development charges starting in 2028, citing economic uncertainty and political turmoil in the United States as key factors in the decision.
N.S. Groups Teach Hydroponic Farming Techniques
Community groups in Nova Scotia are uniting to provide hands-on hydroponic farming training, focusing on sustainable agriculture and youth engagement in horticulture.
Hulk Hogan's Florida Mansion Listed for $11M
The late WWE legend Hulk Hogan's 5,400-square-foot Florida mansion has hit the market for nearly $11 million. The beachfront property features luxury amenities and a tragic connection to Hogan's passing in 2025.
Glencore Wanted 40% in Rio Tinto Merger Talks
Glencore PLC sought a 40% stake in a potential merger with Rio Tinto Group, but talks collapsed due to valuation disagreements, ending plans for the world's largest mining company.
Macklem: Canada Must 'Lean Into' Economic Disruption
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem calls for Canada to actively engage with economic disruption, highlighting the need for adaptation in a rapidly changing global landscape.
Ladner House Sells for $1.3M with English Garden
A three-bedroom house in Ladner's Hawthorne district sold for $1,300,000 after eight days on market. The 1971-built home features a new kitchen, English-style garden, and flexible storage options.
Saskatchewan Housing Shortage Hits Urban and Rural Areas
Realtors in Saskatchewan report a severe housing shortage affecting both urban centers and rural communities, driving up prices and limiting options for buyers across the province.
HBC Creates Hardship Fund for Ex-Staff Financial Aid
Former Hudson's Bay Company employees may receive financial assistance through a new hardship fund designed to help with bills and living expenses during economic challenges.
Calgary Couple Charged in Travel Fraud Scheme
A Calgary husband and wife face charges for operating a fraudulent travel business that allegedly defrauded victims across Canada and the Philippines of over $200,000.
Epstein's Private Banker Managed His Money in Final Years
Newly released emails reveal Paul Barrett, a former JPMorgan private banker, managed Jeffrey Epstein's investments through Alpha Group Capital. The revelations raise questions about financial institutions' due diligence processes.
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