NTSB Chair Details Chaotic Start to LaGuardia Crash Probe
NTSB Chair Jennifer Homendy reveals travel delays and TSA shortages are hampering the investigation into the deadly LaGuardia plane crash, exacerbated by the ongoing DHS shutdown.
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U.S., Canada Work on Permits for Partial Keystone XL Revival
The United States confirms it is working with Canadian officials on permitting processes for a proposed partial revival of the Keystone XL pipeline, amid ongoing energy sector discussions.
Ford Hints at HST Changes for Ontario Homebuyers
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has indicated that changes to the Harmonized Sales Tax for homebuyers may be forthcoming, urging the public to 'stay tuned' for updates from Queen's Park.
Canadian Household Net Worth Reaches Record High in 2023
Statistics Canada data reveals median household net worth surged to $519,700 in 2023, driven by real estate and retirement assets, with regional disparities and age as key factors.
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Google Fights Fees After Losing Ad Competition Constitutional Case
Google is contesting legal fees after a court rejected its constitutional challenge in an advertising competition lawsuit, marking a significant legal setback for the tech giant.
Cockpit Recording Reveals Final Moments Before LaGuardia Crash
NTSB investigation reveals cockpit voice recorder details from Air Canada Express collision with fire truck at LaGuardia Airport, including control transfer six seconds before impact.
Ottawa's Laurier Avenue Bike Lane Work Resumes This Month
Construction on the controversial raised bike lane along Laurier Avenue in Ottawa is scheduled to restart this month, following previous delays and community discussions about urban cycling infrastructure.
Canadian Energy Firm May Fill Qatar LNG Supply Gap
A Canadian energy company is being considered as a potential partner to address Qatar's liquefied natural gas supply challenges, amid global energy shifts.
Delta Suspends Congressional VIP Perks Amid Airport Chaos
Delta Air Lines has temporarily suspended special services for members of Congress, including skipping security lines, as airport wait times worsen due to the DHS funding impasse and TSA staffing shortages.
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Seasonal Hires May Be Legally Permanent: Costly Risks
Canadian employers hiring seasonal workers face unexpected legal liabilities when courts view repeated temporary engagements as ongoing employment relationships, requiring termination pay.
Dimon 'A Little Optimistic' on Iran Conflict
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon shared a cautiously hopeful outlook on the Iran conflict at a business forum, highlighting geopolitical risks in global markets.
Wingham Truck Driver Charged After Moorefield Crash
A transport truck driver from Wingham faces charges after a single-vehicle crash near Moorefield, Ontario. The incident occurred on March 23, 2026, with Ontario Provincial Police investigating and releasing photographic evidence from the scene.
Fire Truck Lacked Warning Gear in LaGuardia Crash: NTSB
The National Transportation Safety Board reveals the fire truck involved in a deadly collision at LaGuardia Airport did not have equipment to activate a runway warning system.
Bitcoin Could Reach $150K by 2026: Bernstein Report
Wall Street firm Bernstein forecasts Bitcoin could surge to $150,000 by late 2026, citing a fundamental shift toward institutional ownership through ETFs and corporate balance sheets that is stabilizing the cryptocurrency market.
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New Brunswick Seeks to Restart Critical Mineral Mine Near Fredericton
The New Brunswick government is pursuing efforts to restart a critical mineral mine south of Fredericton, highlighting its economic and strategic importance for the province's resource sector.
Gas Prices to Drop 13 Cents Wednesday, Analyst Predicts
Gas analyst Dan McTeague forecasts a significant 13-cent per litre drop in GTA gas prices on Wednesday, with diesel falling 20 cents, before prices rebound on Thursday.
Edmonton to Add New Weekly Flights to Montreal in June
Edmonton International Airport will introduce seven new weekly flights to Montreal beginning June 16, enhancing connectivity between Alberta and Quebec for business and leisure travelers.
Controller's Anguish After LaGuardia Air Canada Crash Revealed in Audio
Audio recordings from LaGuardia Airport capture the moment an Air Canada Express flight collided with a fire truck, killing two pilots and hospitalizing over 40 people. The controller is heard saying 'I messed up' after the accident.
Paris Offices Raided in Epstein-Linked Diplomat Probe
French authorities conducted raids at Edmond de Rothschild's Paris offices as part of an investigation into a diplomat connected to the Jeffrey Epstein case, highlighting ongoing international scrutiny.
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New Parking Rules at ByWard Market Garage Start Monday
The ByWard Market parking garage on Clarence Street will implement new regulations beginning Monday, March 30, 2026, affecting daily operations and user access.
Canada Discusses Keystone XL Revival with Trump Officials
Canadian officials have initiated talks with the Trump administration regarding the possible revival of the Keystone XL pipeline project, a major cross-border energy initiative previously canceled.
Manitoba to Cut PST from Grocery Stores in New Budget
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew announces elimination of provincial sales tax on prepared foods in grocery stores, though experts question the economic impact.
Canada Boosts Gas Exports to U.S. for AI and LNG Growth
Energy Minister Tim Hodgson advocates for increased natural gas flows to the United States to support Gulf Coast LNG exports and meet rising power needs from AI data centers, amid global energy market shifts.
Alberta Budget: $247M for Career Services as Unemployment Hits 6.3%
The Alberta government has announced a significant $247 million investment in career services in its latest budget, responding to a provincial unemployment rate of 6.3%. Minister Jason Nixon emphasized the funding's role in supporting workforce developmen
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Canada Proposes More LNG to Power U.S. AI Expansion
Canadian Energy Minister Tim Hodgson discusses boosting natural gas shipments to the U.S. to support AI data centers and maintain oil flow amid Middle East conflicts.
Ancient Pinot Noir Grape Found in Medieval French Toilet
Archaeologists in France have unearthed a remarkably preserved 600-year-old Pinot Noir grape seed from a medieval latrine, offering new insights into the history of winemaking and grape cultivation in Europe.
CAA Launches Annual 'Worst Roads' Campaign in Ottawa
The Canadian Automobile Association has initiated its yearly campaign to identify Ottawa's most problematic roads, urging drivers to vote and highlight infrastructure concerns.
Pilot's 2025 Report Warned of LaGuardia Control Issues Before Crash
Canadian investigators probe LaGuardia Airport collision as 2025 pilot report reveals safety concerns about air-traffic controllers. Co-pilot Mackenzie Gunther honored.
Regina Refinery Turnaround Scheduled for Mid-April
The Co-op Refinery Complex in Regina will undergo a planned maintenance turnaround starting in mid-April 2026, part of regular operational procedures to ensure safety and efficiency.
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Dollarama to Limit Price Increases from War, CEO Says
Dollarama's CEO announces the retailer will only raise prices due to war-related costs when absolutely necessary, aiming to shield consumers from inflation.
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