Burnaby Council OKs $300K Grant for Michael J. Fox Theatre
Burnaby city council approved a $300,000 grant to keep the Michael J. Fox Theatre open for community use through 2027, buying time for a long-term plan.
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B.C. Firms Pitch AI Stroller at Web Summit to Reverse Brain Drain
At Web Summit Vancouver, B.C. companies showcase innovations like an AI-powered stroller to attract talent and investment, aiming to reverse brain drain.
FedNor Funds 6 Tourism Projects in Sudbury Area
FedNor announced $1.6 million for six tourism initiatives in Sudbury, boosting local attractions and economic growth in Northern Ontario.
Dunkin' Donuts Returns to Canada, Challenges Tim Hortons
Dunkin' Donuts is re-entering the Canadian market, planning to compete with Tim Hortons. The iconic American brand aims to capture a share of the lucrative coffee and donut sector.
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Saskatoon Dragonfly drivers protest for 5th day
Dragonfly drivers in Saskatoon continue protests, claiming dozens fired since strike began. Drivers say company treats them like slaves.
Edmonton Weighs Big Spending on Bus Replacement
Edmonton city council's urban planning committee reviewed three scenarios for bus fleet renewal, emphasizing the need to replace aging buses to maintain service levels and reliability.
Repeal Offshore Tanker Ban for Canada's Economy
Kenneth Green argues the tanker ban was never about environment but to stop pipelines. Repealing it would boost oil exports and trade diversification.
Formal Events Comeback Boosts Sask. Menswear Shops
Saskatchewan menswear shops are overwhelmed with demand as formal events make a strong comeback, with customers seeking suits and attire for weddings, galas, and proms.
Londoners Make Custom Scents at Viral Perfume Store
Londoners are flocking to ZAHAR Perfumes to create custom fragrances. The viral store offers a unique experience, blending artistry and personalization.
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Windsor Residents Reflect on Canadian Identity in Border City
Windsor, Ont. residents share thoughts on Canadian identity as a border city, coinciding with Molson's new campaign exploring national pride.
Postmedia Ends Flyer Distribution, 50 Jobs Cut
Postmedia is exiting the flyer distribution business, resulting in 50 full-time job losses. The move reflects changing media and advertising trends.
Family Offices Invest in Potash Miner After 900% Surge
Family offices are increasingly investing in niche mining, exemplified by Millennial Potash Corp., which saw a 900% stock rally. Quaternary Group and Cavendish Investment Corp. are among the backers.
Saskatoon Man Creates Local Ticket Platform to Cut Fees
Liam Martin launches OnStage, a ticket platform to bypass high fees from monopolized services like Ticketmaster, supporting local events and attendees.
Cape Breton Woman Honored for 50 Years at Canadian Tire
Martha MacIsaac celebrated 50 years of service at Canadian Tire in Sydney, N.S., on May 12, 2026, marking a remarkable milestone in retail.
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PKP Warns of More Job Losses at TVA If Nothing Changes
Interim TVA CEO Pierre Karl Péladeau warns of further job cuts if the company's situation does not improve, citing financial pressures.
Goldman Sachs President: Bank Is a 'Human Assembly Line'
Goldman Sachs President John Waldron said AI is helping the bank scale without much hiring, comparing it to a 'human assembly line' facing automation.
Dunkin' Plans Canadian Comeback with Healthy Menu and Gen Z Focus
Dunkin' is revitalizing its presence in Canada after closing locations in 2018, targeting Gen Z with healthier options and trendy beverages, retail experts say.
CFB Moose Jaw Workers Strike Over Contract Dispute
Workers at CFB Moose Jaw have gone on strike after failed contract negotiations, impacting base operations and highlighting labor tensions.
WestJet, Fiji Airways Sign New Codeshare Deal
WestJet has signed a new codeshare agreement with Fiji Airways, expanding travel options between Canada and the South Pacific. The deal enhances connectivity for passengers.
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Canada Invests $13.8M to Aid N.S. Workers Hit by Tariffs
The federal government announces $13.8 million in support for Nova Scotia workers and businesses impacted by U.S. tariffs, aiming to mitigate economic fallout.
World Cup Hotel Bookings Fall Short of US Expectations
Hotel bookings in US World Cup host cities are lower than expected due to travel concerns, visa delays, and high costs. Mexico also sees soft demand.
CMI Financial Secures $100M Mortgage Financing from UK Firm
CMI Financial Group secures a $100 million senior financing facility from Royal London Asset Management to boost Canadian residential mortgage lending.
E-scooters and e-bikes return to Windsor streets
Bird e-scooters and e-bikes are back on Windsor streets for the 2026 season, offering residents a convenient and eco-friendly transportation option.
Ford Won't Attack Other Bids for Defence Bank HQ in Toronto
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he will not criticize other cities' bids as he promotes Toronto as the headquarters for a new defence bank, focusing on the city's strengths.
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Bond Market 'Troubling Place' for Investors: CEO
Purpose Investments CEO Som Seif warns the bond market is a 'troubling place' as yield-curve steepens, raising concerns about diversification benefits amid geopolitical tensions.
Introba Appoints Ziad Hanna as President
Introba has appointed Ziad Hanna as president to lead global strategy, strengthen performance, and accelerate growth with a focus on innovation and accountability.
Koho Financial Joins Interac E-Transfer Service
Financial technology company Koho Financial Inc. has joined the Interac e-transfer service, expanding its digital banking capabilities for Canadian users.
Slalom Opens New Calgary Office to Support Growth
Slalom, a modern consulting firm, has opened a new 12,000 sq ft office in downtown Calgary to meet rising client demand and support continued hiring in Alberta.
PressReader Renews Economist Deal, Expands Globally
PressReader renews its five-year agreement with The Economist, expanding digital replica access to corporate and government institutions in Latin America, Asia-Pacific, and Africa.
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Canada Needs Digital Competition, Not a Digital Loonie
Alex Tapscott argues Canada should focus on private stablecoins like CADD rather than a central bank digital dollar to maintain sovereignty.
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