US Trade Shock Exposes Canada's Economic Vulnerabilities
Trade tensions with the US reveal structural weaknesses in Canada's economy, from manufacturing to energy. Experts weigh in on the impact and path forward.
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Next-Level Food Manufacturing for Whole-Cut Meat Alternatives
Protein Industries Canada announces a project with NS/TX Industries, NPI, and Infusd Nutrition to scale up manufacturing of whole-cut plant-based meat and fish alternatives using Canadian ingredients.
Oil Price Dip Helps US Stocks Recover; Alberta Cabinet Shuffled
Oil prices fell, helping US stocks erase losses. Alberta Premier Smith shuffled cabinet. Other news: SpaceX IPO, weight loss drugs, and more.
Best Memorial Day 2025 Deals: Top Sales Across Tech, Home, Beauty
Discover the best Memorial Day deals of 2025 across tech, home, beauty, fashion, and travel. Save big on Amazon, Nordstrom, Brooklinen, and more.
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Bracebridge Seeks Public Input on Transit Services
The Town of Bracebridge is asking residents to share their thoughts on local transit to help shape future services. A survey is open until June 15.
Atlantic Canadians Would Downsize Weddings for Housing: Survey
A new survey reveals that most Atlantic Canadians would scale back their wedding expenses to save for a house down payment, highlighting housing affordability challenges.
Canada Strong Pass Tourism Discounts Return June
The Canada Strong Pass, offering discounts on tourism and travel, will be relaunched in June, according to a recent announcement. The pass aims to boost domestic travel.
First Woman to Lead Panama Canal in Its History
Ilya Espino de Marotta, a veteran engineer, has been appointed as the first woman to lead the Panama Canal, breaking barriers in a male-dominated field.
Kanata Resident Wins $100K in New Lotto Max Prize
Maurice B. of Kanata won a $100,000 MaxPlus prize in the April 24 Lotto Max draw, part of new changes introduced in April 2026.
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U.S. Stocks Edge Higher as Oil Prices Reverse Course
U.S. stocks recovered from early losses to post small gains after oil prices reversed direction, amid mixed economic signals and geopolitical tensions.
Stellantis $70B Strategy Shift Under Filosa Sparks Market Caution
Stellantis announces a $70 billion strategic overhaul under new leadership, but investors remain cautious amid market uncertainties and operational challenges.
Canada Invests $2.2B in Chalk River Nuclear Labs
The Canadian government commits $2.2 billion to revitalize Chalk River Laboratories, supporting nuclear energy innovation and the new Nuclear Energy Strategy for Canada.
Project Filcher: 545 Charges in Organized Retail Theft
Peel Regional Police announced 545 charges in 'Project Filcher,' targeting organized retail theft rings. The operation highlights links between retail crime and organized networks.
Nova Scotia Lobster Fishers Get New Bait Rules in LFA 33
Canada's fisheries minister has approved new bait regulations for lobster harvesters in Nova Scotia's Lobster Fishing Area 33, aiming to improve sustainability and reduce costs.
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Canada's Oil and Gas Investment Climate Improving, Executives Say
Canadian oil and gas executives report an improving investment climate, citing policy shifts and government collaboration as key factors.
Gas Prices Drop Friday, But Relief Won't Last: Expert
Gas prices in Canada are expected to drop 9 cents per litre on Friday, but Dan McTeague warns the decrease is temporary due to market factors.
Trump's Cuba grudge shakes Canadian miner Sherritt
Sherritt International, a Canadian mining company, faced crisis after US expanded Cuba sanctions. A former Trump adviser now offers a potential rescue deal.
La Tablée des Chefs Wins F1 Community Award €100,000
La Tablée des Chefs wins the first F1 Allwyn Global Community Award of 2026, receiving €100,000 to combat food insecurity in Montreal and across Canada.
Smith Optimistic on Indigenous Pipeline Support
Premier Danielle Smith expressed confidence that First Nations will support a proposed Alberta-to-B.C. pipeline, emphasizing Indigenous participation and shared economic benefits.
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Farmers Stay Up All Night to Protect Crops from Cold
Ontario farmers are pulling all-nighters to shield crops from unseasonably cool temperatures, risking frost damage to early-season plants.
Digital Laser Tape Measure 23% Off at Amazon Canada
Save 23% on a digital laser tape measure at Amazon Canada. Perfect for DIY projects, home renovations, and precise measurements. Limited-time deal.
Park Board Chair Questions Mayor's Free Swim Plan
Vancouver's park board chair criticizes the mayor's free swimming lesson proposal as an unfunded 'big expensive idea,' raising concerns about financial viability.
Electricity Project to Boost Power in Edmonton's Northeast
A new electricity project aims to increase power supply in Edmonton's northeast, supporting growth and reliability in the region.
Rohit Starts First Non-Market Housing in Calgary
Rohit Homes and Calgary Housing break ground on 176 affordable rental units in Midfield Heights, using a pioneering private-public partnership to reduce costs and speed delivery.
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Canadian Travel to US Down: StatsCan
New Statistics Canada data shows Canadian travel to the U.S. continues to decline, with fewer air and car trips in early 2026 compared to previous years.
Sandwich Summer Series, Rib Fest, Leamington Fair in YQG
The Sandwich Summer Series, Rib Fest, and Leamington Fair highlight upcoming events in Windsor-Essex. Plus, a roundup of national and international news.
What to Do If You Made a Mistake on Your Tax Return or Are Filing Late to CRA
Learn what to do if you made an error on your tax return or missed the filing deadline. Jamie Golombek explains how to correct mistakes and access benefits.
Memorial Day Shoe Sale: Up to 50% Off Top Comfort Brands
Score up to 50% off on Merrell, Hoka, New Balance, and more during Memorial Day weekend sales. Find deals on hiking boots, sneakers, sandals, and flats.
Indigenous Leadership in Energy Industry Discussed at Calgary
A roundtable in Calgary focused on Indigenous leadership in the energy industry, featuring panelists including Chief Kesley Jacko and Alberta government advisor Melissa Mbarki.
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Manitoba Behind on Spring Seeding Progress This Year
Manitoba farmers are falling behind on spring seeding due to wet conditions, with only 30% of crops planted compared to the five-year average of 45%.
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