Nintendo Shares Drop on Price Hikes, Game Shortfall
Nintendo shares slumped as price increases and a lack of new games spooked investors, with the global chip shortage also hurting Switch sales.
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Easy Economic Fixes Carney Isn't Using: A Critical Look
Despite promises, PM Mark Carney's government neglects simple economic fixes like repealing the industrial carbon tax, which economists say harms investment and growth.
Rod Phillips: Toronto Ideal for New Global Defence Bank
Rod Phillips argues Toronto's financial infrastructure makes it the perfect host for the new Defence, Security and Resilience Bank, citing market depth and regulatory strength.
Canada Must Build New Industries While Strengthening Old Ones
Canada faces a critical economic negotiation with the US, needing to both protect traditional industries and build future ones to avoid repeating the Avro Arrow and AI pattern of losing scale.
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Portfolio Positioning in a K-Shaped Economy: AI vs Main Street
Martin Pelletier explains how investors can navigate a K-shaped economy where AI-driven markets thrive while consumers face affordability pressures and job insecurity.
Falling House Prices and Your Retirement: What You Need to Know
Home prices are dropping across Canada, potentially impacting retirement plans for those relying on home equity. Experts weigh in on the risks.
Alation Launches AI Governance for Enterprise Compliance
Alation introduces AI Governance, a system of record for AI models, agents, and tools, enabling live compliance posture and board-ready reporting amid accelerating regulation.
Two Truck Drivers Charged with Impaired Driving in 2 Days
Ontario Provincial Police charged two tractor-trailer drivers with impaired driving on the same road within two days, highlighting ongoing safety concerns.
Windsor Women Donate $14,700 to Heart & Hands Restart
100 Women Who Care Windsor-Essex donated $14,700 to Heart & Hands Restart. The local group's contribution supports community restart programs.
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RCMP Respond to Serious Collision East of Calgary
Airdrie Rural RCMP are on scene of a serious motor vehicle collision at Highway 9 and Highway 564 east of Calgary. Drivers are advised to avoid the area due to road closures and traffic diversions.
Yanik Guillemette Warns of 'Silent Crisis' for Canadian SMEs
Tech entrepreneur Yanik Guillemette warns that delayed AI adoption among Canadian SMEs could trigger a competitiveness crisis, urging businesses to view AI as essential infrastructure.
30 Must-Have Beauty, Home, and Lifestyle Products for 2025
Discover 30 top-rated products including TheraBreath toothpaste, Laneige lip tint, Lego daisies, Eos body mist, and more. Shop now for beauty, home, and wellness essentials.
Daily Horoscope: Cosmic Guidance for a Transformative Week
Today's horoscope highlights Jupiter's influence, urging careful decisions. Aries should avoid recklessness; Taurus must practice moderation. Gemini expects unexpected encounters.
Canada Open to Deeper US Integration in Some Sectors: Carney
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada is open to deeper integration with the U.S. in certain sectors, emphasizing collaboration while maintaining sovereignty.
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Data Centre Freak-Out: Government Slowdowns Threaten AI
John Stossel argues that proposed government pauses on data centre construction would hinder AI progress, favoring private innovation over regulation.
Cliffs Towing Reopens Under New Management
Cliffs Towing in Edmonton has reopened under new management, aiming to rebuild trust and improve services after previous controversies.
Quebec Solidaire Proposes Wealth Tax and Public Groceries
Quebec Solidaire unveils a plan to increase taxes on large fortunes and establish public grocery stores to combat rising costs and inequality.
Economics of Restaurant Operation in Canada Becoming Untenable
71% of Canadian restaurant operators report lower profitability in 2026, with over a third operating at a loss. The industry faces structural challenges.
Windsor-Essex Manufacturers Cautiously Welcome Tariff Relief
Windsor-Essex business leaders call Ottawa's $1.5B support package an important first step but warn it does not solve deeper trade uncertainty facing manufacturers.
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Spring Decluttering: The Cost of Storing Unused Items
Spring cleaning can help Albertans reduce debt by decluttering. Learn how to let go of unused items, save money, and improve mental health with expert tips.
Roche Bobois Toronto Flagship Reopens: Luxury Retail Evolved
Roche Bobois reopens its Toronto flagship with an immersive design experience, blending technology, culture, and timeless furniture in a historic building.
Ottawa-Alberta Pipeline Deal Under Strain Over Fine Print
FP Video examines the strained Ottawa-Alberta pipeline MOU, Canadian automakers' reliance on U.S. market, and the disconnect between stock market highs and average investors.
Trump's Truth Social parent company reports $400M loss
The parent company of Donald Trump's Truth Social platform reported a $400 million loss, raising questions about the platform's financial viability.
Google Settles Racial Discrimination Lawsuit for $50M
Google has agreed to pay $50 million to settle a racial discrimination lawsuit, resolving claims of biased hiring practices against Black and female employees.
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Amazon Drivers Strike in Saskatoon Over Pay and Conditions
Dozens of Amazon Prime delivery drivers in central Saskatchewan walked off the job Friday, protesting declining wages and working conditions amid growing labor unrest.
Suspect with gun, drugs, fake cash arrested after Vancouver stabbing
New Westminster police arrested a suspect with a firearm, drugs, and thousands in counterfeit currency following a stabbing incident. The investigation continues.
B.C. Property Manager Loses Appeal in Rental Fraud Case
Matthew Kuras, a B.C. property manager, lost his appeal against a document production order in a short-term rental fraud case. The ruling compels him to disclose records.
Trump Gala Shooting Suspect Seeks to Disqualify Prosecutors
Cole Tomas Allen, charged with attempting to kill President Trump at a gala, moves to disqualify Acting AG Blanche and US Attorney Pirro, citing their status as witnesses and prejudicial comments.
Trump's Taxpayer-Funded Golf Trips Near $18 Million
President Trump's taxpayer-funded trips to promote LIV Golf tournaments at his properties total nearly $18 million, sparking ethics concerns.
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Calgary Chamber Lauds Ottawa's Major Project Moves
Calgary's Chamber of Commerce praises federal government's recent approvals for major projects, calling them a crucial step for economic growth and investment in Alberta.
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