Oil and gas producers applaud Ottawa's major projects list
Canada's oil and gas sector welcomes federal government's updated major projects list, signaling potential regulatory streamlining for energy development projects across the country.
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No systemic issues found in Keystone pipeline after spill
South Bow Corp. reports no evidence of systemic problems in Keystone pipeline system following North Dakota spill. Read the latest pipeline safety assessment.
CPP Fund Grows $45.8B to $777.5B in Q2
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board's fund grew to $777.5 billion, fueled by a 5.4% return. CEO John Graham highlights diversification's role in navigating global markets.
TSX climbs as tech and energy sectors boost markets
Canada's S&P/TSX composite gained strength from technology and energy sectors while U.S. markets showed mixed results. Manufacturing sales surged 3.3% in September, reaching highest level since February.
Edmonton's Prefab Home Dream Stalled by Financing
Factory-built homes offer a faster, cheaper path to homeownership in Edmonton, but a critical financing gap is blocking buyers. Discover the challenges and potential solutions.
Montreal transit strike hits amid winter storm
Montreal faces complete bus and métro shutdown this weekend during freezing rain and snow. Learn about alternative transport options and weather impacts.
Crawford Nickel Project Fast-Tracked by Federal Government
Federal government accelerates Crawford Nickel Project in Northern Ontario, positioning it to become the largest nickel sulphide mine in the western world. Learn about this major economic development.
STM mediation resumes to avoid weekend strike
Mediation talks resume between STM and union to prevent a weekend transit strike in Montreal. All essential details about the labor dispute and potential impacts.
Ontario bans speed cameras, Toronto increases streetcar fines
Ontario officially bans speed enforcement cameras while Toronto increases fines for blocking streetcars during snowstorms to $500. Get the latest updates on provincial traffic enforcement changes.
How Lenders Spotted Red Flags at First Brands
Discover how Apollo Global Management and Soros Fund Management avoided massive losses in the First Brands collapse by identifying critical warning signs that others missed.
Shareholders approve $85 billion rail merger
Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern shareholders have voted to support an $85 billion merger that could reshape North American rail transportation. Learn about the implications for Canadian supply chains.
Montreal REM Line Opens as Construction Closes Roads
Montreal's new REM light-rail system begins service while construction projects cause significant road closures across the city. Learn how these changes impact transportation.
Stockholm bus crash kills multiple pedestrians
A tragic bus accident in Stockholm has resulted in multiple fatalities after a vehicle struck pedestrians. Police confirm several dead in the incident.
Carney and Legault inaugurate REM station
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Quebec Premier Francois Legault officially open the REM light rail station in Deux-Montagnes, marking a major transit milestone for Montreal commuters.
eXp World Holdings Joins Stephens Investment Conference
eXp World Holdings management will participate in fireside chat and one-on-one meetings at Stephens Annual Investment Conference on November 20, 2025. Webcast available.
REM's Deux-Montagnes Branch Finally Opens
After seven years of construction, the REM's Deux-Montagnes branch is now operational, connecting downtown Montreal to the North Shore and transforming regional transit.
New Costco Business Centre opens in New Westminster
Costco Wholesale has launched its eighth Canadian Business Centre in New Westminster, BC. The 146,000 sq ft facility creates 290 jobs and offers 3,000+ business-focused products. Discover the new business hub.
Canaccord nears $75M US regulatory settlement
Canaccord Genuity Group Inc. is close to resolving U.S. compliance issues, setting aside US$75 million for penalties. Two senior compliance officers faced FINRA suspensions.
Walmart CEO Doug McMillon Retiring in January
Walmart announces CEO Doug McMillon's retirement in January 2026, with U.S. operations chief John Furner set to take leadership. Learn about this major corporate transition.
B.C. Town Prepares for LNG Growth Spurt Impact
A British Columbia town faces transformative growth as LNG projects spark heated debate over economic benefits versus environmental concerns. Learn about the impacts.
Trump-pardoned Ponzi schemer faces 50-year sentence
Eliyahu Weinstein, whose prison term was commuted by Donald Trump, now faces up to 50 years for defrauding investors of $41 million in COVID-19 and Ukraine relief scams.
Ontario Appoints Administrator for Real Estate Regulator RECO
OREA and TRREB endorse Ontario's decision to appoint a RECO administrator to strengthen consumer protection and accountability in the real estate sector. Learn more about the reforms.
2 hospitalized after Deerfoot Trail multi-vehicle crash
Two people were transported to hospital following a serious multi-vehicle collision on Deerfoot Trail Thursday night. Emergency crews responded to the scene as investigations continue.
Children's Activity Toy Pulled from Shelves Due to Choking Risk
Health Canada issues urgent recall for MÖBI Zippee Activity Toy after discovering serious choking hazard. Learn which products are affected and what to do.
Budget Housing Math Doesn't Add Up: BILD
BILD exposes critical flaws in federal budget housing data showing sales declines up to 82% across major markets. Urgent policy changes needed to address construction crisis.
Deerfoot Trail Crash Sends One to Hospital
Emergency crews responded to a multi-vehicle collision on Deerfoot Trail Thursday night. One person was transported to hospital. Details on the incident and traffic impact.
Kichi Zìbì Mìkan Reopening with 4 Lanes in Ottawa
Major traffic changes coming to Ottawa as Kichi Zìbì Mìkan section closes temporarily, reopening with two lanes in each direction. Get the latest road updates.
Manufacturing sales up 3.3% in September, hit 8-month high
Canadian manufacturing sales surged 3.3% in September, reaching the highest level since February. This significant growth signals a robust recovery for the sector. Read the full analysis.
Luxury Yorkville Condo Thrives in Tough Market
Discover how One Ten Avenue Road, a boutique luxury condominium in Toronto's Yorkville, is succeeding with unique customization options and a prime location, attracting affluent buyers despite economic headwinds.
B.C. NDP faces backlash over housing deregulation bill
Critics across political spectrum oppose Bill M216 that would fast-track building approvals and reduce municipal oversight. Learn why this private member's bill raises transparency concerns.
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