Algoma Steel CEO says feds knew about layoffs before loan
Algoma Steel's CEO reveals federal government was aware of impending job cuts before approving a $400 million loan. Read the full story on the timing and impact of Trump's tariffs.
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TSX dips while U.S. stocks rise on steady yields, bitcoin rebound
The S&P/TSX composite fell in a 'natural pause' as U.S. markets climbed, driven by stable bond yields and a bitcoin recovery. Get the latest on Canadian market movements.
Toronto Home Sales Fall in November as Prices Drop
Home sales in the Greater Toronto Area fell in November 2025 as prices and new listings also declined, according to the local real estate board. Get the latest market data and analysis.
Q2 Metals Intercepts 457m of High-Grade Lithium in Quebec
Q2 Metals Corp. reports a significant lithium discovery at its Cisco Project in Quebec, intercepting 457.4 metres of 1.65% Li₂O. The find boosts the project ahead of a 2026 resource estimate.
EBC Financial Group Enters South Africa's Market
EBC Financial Group secures FSCA approval to launch in South Africa, targeting the country's rapidly expanding fintech and trading sector. Discover their strategic expansion plans.
Canada's 1990 ETF Launch Ignited a Global Financial Phenomenon
Discover how Toronto's 1990 ETF innovation created a global investment giant. Canada's market now nears $700B, leading with Bitcoin and active ETFs. Explore the history.
Domtar Crofton pulp mill closure cuts 350 jobs
Domtar is permanently closing its Crofton pulp mill, eliminating 350 jobs weeks before Christmas. The closure, blamed on lack of affordable wood, deals a devastating blow to B.C.'s forestry sector.
London Committee Moves Forward on Housing Project Boundary
London's Planning Committee has approved a new boundary for a residential development, moving forward despite a local First Nation's request for formal consultation. Learn the details and implications.
Collision Closes Wyandotte Street in Windsor
A traffic collision has forced the closure of Wyandotte Street in Windsor in both directions. Get the latest details on the incident and its impact on local traffic.
Home Listings Rise Across Windsor-Essex: WECAR
A new report from the Windsor-Essex County Association of Realtors shows a steady increase in residential property listings across the region. Discover the latest market trends and what they mean for buyers and sellers.
Manitoba cannabis workers demand safety laws after incidents
Manitoba union calls for new safety legislation after cannabis store employees report armed robberies and sexual harassment. Learn about the urgent push for change.
Early Talks Begin for Repurposing Old RAM Building in Edmonton
Preliminary discussions are underway between the City of Edmonton, the province, and a developer regarding the future of the former Royal Alberta Museum building. Learn about the potential for this iconic site.
Vancouver's hotel shortage: A 10,000-room crisis by 2030
Vancouver faces a severe hotel shortage, needing 10,000 new rooms by 2030. Expert Stanley Dee argues this is a chance to build hotels that serve as vibrant public spaces and economic engines for the city.
Quebec bill would ban ticket resale above face value
Quebec's new consumer protection bill aims to outlaw ticket scalping, ban transfer fees, and make online subscription cancellations easier. Learn how this impacts event-goers.
Edmonton votes for new buses, debates road repairs in budget
Edmonton city council approved $25.2M for 25 new buses but rejected a boost to road repair funding during budget talks. Key votes shape the city's transit and infrastructure future.
Calgary-Banff Hydrogen Rail Applies for Federal Status
Proponents of a hydrogen-powered passenger rail line from Calgary Airport to Banff have submitted a plan for federal 'major project' status, aiming to fast-track the nation-building infrastructure.
Thomson, Weston Bid for Hudson's Bay Charter Uncontested
A bid by the Thomson and Weston families to acquire the historic Hudson's Bay charter is set to proceed without challenge, a source confirms. Explore the implications for Canadian heritage.
Regina business battles city over loading zone tickets
Memories Dining & Bar in Regina is frustrated as city parking attendants ticket delivery drivers in its loading zone, hurting business operations. Co-owner Nik Selimos speaks out.
41,000 Ontario Jobs Lost to U.S. Tariffs as Trade Talks Stall
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces mounting pressure to engage with President Trump as U.S. tariffs devastate Canadian manufacturing, with Algoma Steel's layoffs pushing job losses past 41,000. Read the analysis.
B.C. pulp mill closure leaves 350 out of work
A British Columbia pulp mill is shutting down, resulting in 350 job losses. The closure highlights ongoing challenges in Canada's forestry and manufacturing sectors.
Minister responds to PBO report on housing spending cuts
Housing Minister Gregor Robertson addresses a Parliamentary Budget Officer report detailing federal spending reductions and their projected 'modest' effect on new housing supply. Get the latest analysis.
B.C. police warn of speeding ticket text scam
Police in British Columbia are warning residents about a text message scam demanding payment for speeding tickets. Learn how to spot the fraud and protect yourself.
Consumer group calls for tighter controls on tipping in Quebec
A consumer protection group is urging Quebec to implement stricter regulations on tipping as customers face more requests for gratuities than ever before. Learn about the proposed changes.
2025 Christmas Costs: What Canadians Can Expect to Pay
As the holiday season approaches, Canadians are facing the financial reality of Christmas 2025. Discover the key factors influencing costs and tips for budgeting your celebrations.
Highway 69 reopens following morning closure
Highway 69 in Northern Ontario has reopened after a morning closure on December 2, 2025. Get the latest traffic and road condition updates for the region.
Canada's skilled trades shortage hits crisis levels
Canada faces a shortage of over 800,000 skilled tradespeople, jeopardizing new infrastructure and economic growth. Initiatives like Jill of all Trades aim to empower youth.
OC Transpo gears up for federal 5-day office mandate
OC Transpo says it is ready to adapt to a potential five-day return-to-office mandate for federal workers, as ridership sees significant increases this fall. Learn about the transit authority's plans.
$2.75M Fund Backs New Calgary AgTech Hub, AgSphere
A new agricultural innovation hub, AgSphere, launches at Calgary's Stampede grounds with $2.75M from the Opportunity Calgary Investment Fund. It connects farmers with tech, investors, and training.
Stellantis contradicts gov't on contract redactions
Stellantis claims the Canadian government, not the company, insisted on redacting a multimillion-dollar agreement provided to MPs, contradicting official testimony. Industry Minister Mélanie Joly now pledges to release the full document.
Algoma Steel Job Losses Raise Carney-Trump Question
The loss of 1000 jobs at Algoma Steel in Sault Ste. Marie prompts questions about whether Prime Minister Mark Carney should engage with former President Donald Trump. Share your thoughts.
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