A targeted enforcement initiative by Ontario Provincial Police and Ministry of Transportation in Barrie resulted in dozens of vehicles flagged and 14 tickets issued for commercial motor vehicle compliance and road safety violations.
Financial markets are pricing in multiple interest rate hikes by the Bank of Canada this year, while most economists predict rates will remain on hold, creating a significant divergence in outlooks.
The United States is significantly boosting fuel exports to Cuba's emerging private sector, marking a notable shift in economic relations and addressing critical energy shortages on the island.
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World oil prices fell sharply while global stock markets advanced amid signs of potential de-escalation in the Iran conflict, easing supply disruption fears.
An Ontario resident was defrauded of $2,000 through a deceptive movie review employment scam, underscoring the growing threat of online job fraud that costs victims money and personal data.
Airbnb is pushing for modifications to Montreal's short-term rental regulations before the Formula One Grand Prix in May, aiming to accommodate increased visitor demand during the major event.
After over three decades of serving handmade Chinese buns, the original owners of China Pastry in Regina are retiring, marking the end of an era for the beloved local business.
As mortgage rates and utility expenses climb, real estate developers are introducing innovative incentives like free utilities and mortgage rate buy-downs to attract buyers in a challenging market.
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The Ontario government expresses concern about high ticket prices for concerts and sports events while promoting online gambling, creating a policy contradiction in market regulation.
The ESG investment framework's recent embrace of defense industries reveals inherent contradictions while continuing to exclude traditional energy sectors, despite both being essential to modern society and national security.
Canada's protectionist supply management policies for poultry and dairy are jeopardizing a major trade agreement with the Mercosur bloc, limiting export growth despite significant economic potential.
The town of Coteau-du-Lac, Quebec, is grieving the loss of Air Canada pilot Antoine Forest, who died in a crash at New York's LaGuardia airport. The community remembers him as a dedicated aviator.
Motorists in New Brunswick are experiencing relief at the pumps as gasoline and diesel prices have decreased significantly, driven by shifts in global oil markets and regional supply dynamics.
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An aviation expert warns Canada is losing more air traffic controllers than it can hire, raising safety and operational concerns amid growing air travel demands.
Canadian small businesses are urging the federal government to revise temporary foreign worker policies to address severe labor shortages in sectors like services and hospitality.
Nova Scotia Power's rate hike request is under review, with customers bracing for potential increases amid economic pressures and energy sector challenges.
The NTSB investigation reveals that a ground controller cleared a fire truck to cross the runway moments before the fatal Air Canada crash at LaGuardia Airport, raising critical questions about air traffic control procedures.
Dissenting executives urge Canada Post workers to reject tentative agreements, citing concessions and wage issues, while a majority recommends approval amid ongoing labor disputes.
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London officials report a waitlist of over 100 homeless individuals for the city's new micro-modular shelter community, highlighting ongoing housing challenges and efforts to provide transitional support.
Calgary residents rally against a new rezoning policy allowing more housing types per property, highlighting the complex struggle to boost housing supply in the city.
The Inglewood Community League in central Edmonton is initiating a forensic audit after reporting a significant financial shortfall, aiming to recover missing funds and ensure transparency.
The Saskatchewan NDP accuses the governing party of underfunding critical northern infrastructure, highlighting risks to safety and economic development in remote regions.
City officials in Edmonton are fine-tuning traffic signals around the Valley Line West LRT construction zone to improve flow and safety for drivers and pedestrians during ongoing infrastructure work.
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Questions and concerns are escalating regarding New Brunswick's proposed cuts to public veterinary services, with stakeholders warning about significant impacts on agriculture and animal health.
The CAA has relaunched its annual 'Worst Roads' voting initiative in South Central Ontario, with Windsor motorists expressing mounting frustration over deteriorating road conditions and slow repairs.
Landscapers warn that Ottawa's new regulations for hardscaping contractors could lead to higher expenses and longer wait times for homeowners seeking outdoor renovations.
Aviation lawyers point to shared responsibility between air traffic control and the fire truck driver in the deadly LaGuardia crash, while investigators reveal the truck lacked a transponder for runway warnings.
Four sailings on a major BC Ferries route have been cancelled due to mechanical difficulties, causing disruptions for travelers. The incident highlights ongoing challenges in maritime transportation infrastructure.
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Premier Danielle Smith traveled to Houston's CERAWeek conference to advocate for new pipelines to export Alberta oil, citing rising global demand and geopolitical tensions driving prices higher.
