B.C. First Nation Withdraws Support for Gas Export Facility
A First Nation in British Columbia has withdrawn its support for a liquefied gas export facility, marking a significant shift in Indigenous relations with energy projects in the province.
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Court Asked to Approve Hardship Fund for Ex-Hudson's Bay Staff
Legal representatives for former Hudson's Bay Company employees have filed a court application to establish a hardship fund, aiming to provide financial support to workers affected by recent corporate changes.
First Nations and Victoria Airport Sign Economic Partnership Deal
Pauquachin and other Vancouver Island First Nations sign a landmark agreement with Victoria Airport Authority to create shared business and employment opportunities, marking a significant step in economic reconciliation.
Winnipeg SkyCity Fraudsters Get 5 Years, $12.2M Fines
Two developers behind Winnipeg's SkyCity condo project receive five-year prison sentences and $12.2 million fines each for fraud, marking a significant court ruling in Ontario.
Ghost River Lake Reservoir Bridge Closed by RCMP
The RCMP has closed the bridge at Ghost River Lake Reservoir near Calgary due to unspecified safety concerns, impacting local access and transportation in the area.
Winnipeg Calls for Better Pedestrian Safety on Osborne
Community leaders and safety advocates in Winnipeg are urging for improved pedestrian protections along the busy Osborne Street corridor following recent incidents.
Oilsands Giants Smash Records, Rise in Global Production
Alberta's oilsands sector achieved record-breaking production in 2025, with output more than doubling since 2010. Major companies like Suncor, Cenovus, and Canadian Natural Resources are setting new benchmarks.
Toronto Delays Iceberg Home Rules, Awaits Planner Report
Toronto city council has postponed decisions on regulating iceberg homes, requesting planners study impacts on infill development, pools, and apartments before proceeding.
Venus Envy Ottawa Warehouse Closing After 25 Years
Ottawa's Venus Envy sex shop and bookstore is closing its Catherine Street warehouse in March, ending its physical presence after over two decades of providing in-person sexual health and gender expression guidance.
Lethbridge Pothole Repairs Benefit from Mild Weather
City crews in Lethbridge are taking advantage of unusually warm February temperatures to conduct pothole repairs, addressing road damage caused by winter conditions more efficiently than typical seasonal weather would allow.
Canadian Miner's Lawyer Held as Political Prisoner in Venezuela
Gold Reserve Ltd. says its long-time Venezuelan lawyer José Ignacio Moreno Suárez is imprisoned without trial for over 2.5 years, highlighting risks for businesses in Venezuela.
Black Business Initiative Marks 30 Years Supporting Atlantic Entrepreneurs
The Black Business Initiative commemorates three decades of providing vital support, resources, and advocacy for Black entrepreneurs across Atlantic Canada, fostering economic growth and community development.
Canada's Wonderland Opening May 3, Hiring 4,000 Workers
Canada's Wonderland in Vaughan announces its May 3 opening date for the 2026 season and seeks to hire 4,000 seasonal workers across various departments with competitive wages and perks.
Silver Bridge in Bracebridge Begins Major Repair Construction
The historic Silver Bridge in Bracebridge, Ontario, has officially commenced a significant repair and construction project, marking a crucial infrastructure upgrade for the Muskoka region.
Ten Hospitalized After Brampton Transit Bus Crash
A multi-vehicle crash involving a transit bus in Brampton sent ten people to hospital on February 4, 2026. Authorities confirm no serious injuries resulted from the incident.
Gold and Silver Surge Benefits Kitchener Precious Metal Shops
Local shops in Kitchener that buy and sell precious metals are experiencing increased business as gold and silver prices reach new highs, creating opportunities for investors and collectors.
Alberta to Review Stavely Intersection After Fatal Crash
The Alberta government will conduct a safety review of the Highway 2 intersection in Stavely where three junior hockey players died, following resident reports of frequent close calls.
Dave's Hot Chicken Debuts Super Bowl Ad and Sports Partnerships
Dave's Hot Chicken makes its Super Bowl advertising debut with a fan-focused commercial, partners with DraftKings for a $10,000 contest, and collaborates with Bleacher Report for a special Big Game moment.
N.S. May Allow Multi-Passenger Vehicles in Halifax Bus Lanes
The Nova Scotia government is evaluating a proposal to permit vehicles with multiple occupants to use dedicated bus lanes in Halifax, aiming to reduce congestion and promote carpooling.
Vancouver Airport Breaks Passenger Record in 2025
Vancouver International Airport set two all-time travel records last year, highlighting a surge in passenger traffic. This achievement underscores the airport's growing role as a key hub in Canada's aviation sector.
Alphabet's $185B AI Spending Plan Stuns Investors
Google's parent company Alphabet announces plans to spend $175-185 billion on AI in 2026, far exceeding analyst expectations of $119.5 billion despite strong Q4 results.
Google's AI Power Boosts Quarterly Results
Alphabet Inc.'s latest financial report demonstrates robust growth, highlighting its strategic advantage in artificial intelligence as it solidifies market leadership.
Netflix CEO Grilled by GOP Over Warner Bros. Deal
Senate Republicans challenged Netflix co-CEO Ted Sarandos about the streamer's proposed acquisition of Warner Bros., accusing the platform of pushing left-wing propaganda and woke content during a tense hearing.
Road Closed in Essa Township After Serious Collision
Simcoe County Road 56 in Essa Township has been shut down due to a serious collision, with authorities responding to the incident and investigating the cause.
Brampton Bus Crash Sends Seven to Hospital
A multi-vehicle crash involving a transit bus in Brampton resulted in seven individuals being transported to hospital for assessment, with authorities confirming no serious injuries were sustained.
Nike Faces U.S. Probe Over Alleged White Worker Discrimination
The U.S. government is investigating Nike for potential discrimination against white employees, a probe that could have significant implications for corporate diversity policies.
Regina Farmers' Market Returns Downtown for 2026
The Regina Farmers' Market will relocate its Saturday outdoor market back to City Square Plaza downtown for the 2026 season, running from May 2 to October 10, following strong community feedback.
Ellen DeGeneres Buys $27M Montecito Mansion After UK Move
Comedian Ellen DeGeneres and wife Portia de Rossi have purchased a $27-million mansion in Montecito, California, after spending over a year living in the UK following Donald Trump's presidential return.
Canada's LNG Push Faces Scrutiny Over Climate and Economic Risks
As Canada accelerates liquefied natural gas projects like Ksi Lisims, experts question the economic viability, environmental impact, and national interest of these multi-billion dollar investments.
Saskatoon Paramedics Vote for Job Action
Paramedics in Saskatoon have voted overwhelmingly in favor of job action, citing critical staffing shortages and unsustainable working conditions that are impacting emergency response.
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