Canadians cutting holiday spending due to stress
Canadian shoppers plan to reduce holiday spending due to economic stress and tariff uncertainty. Learn how financial pressures are changing festive traditions across Canada.
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BLUETTI Black Friday: 70% Off Power Stations in Canada
BLUETTI launches its Black Friday sale in Canada with up to 70% off solar generators and home backup power. Save on reliable energy solutions from Nov 15 to Dec 2, 2025.
Dawson Bridge maintenance in Edmonton begins Nov. 24
Edmonton announces Dawson Bridge maintenance in the River Valley starting the week of Nov. 24. The city aims to minimize traffic disruptions during the essential infrastructure work.
One dead after two-plane collision near Cornwall
One person died after two small planes collided near Cornwall, Ontario. One aircraft landed safely while the other crashed in a wooded area. Investigation underway.
Saskatchewan farm group raises foreign land ownership alarm
Saskatchewan's largest farm organization expresses concerns about foreign farmland ownership, aligning with NDP calls for increased monitoring of agricultural land purchases.
Fatal small plane collision in southeastern Ontario
One person killed when two small aircraft collided in southeastern Ontario. Ontario Provincial Police investigating the tragic aviation incident that occurred on November 15, 2025.
One dead in 3-vehicle collision on Sarcee Trail
A man in his 40s died after driving into oncoming traffic on Sarcee Trail, causing a three-vehicle collision. Two others suffered minor injuries. Police are investigating.
REM employees protest at Deux-Montagnes station
Just one day after the REM's inaugural run, employees staged a protest at the Deux-Montagnes station. Get the latest details on this developing labour story in Montreal.
Trump Confronts Inflation Reality: No Quick Solutions
President Trump discovers inflation remains stubborn despite policy efforts, mirroring Biden's earlier struggles. Economic pressures persist with no immediate relief in sight.
Vancouver rezones school land for apartment building
Vancouver City Council votes to rezone elementary school land for apartments, drawing scrutiny from parents. Learn about the decision and its implications for community development.
Net Zero Homes Showcased in Edmonton and Calgary
Homes by Avi introduces net zero show homes in Edmonton and Calgary, demonstrating advanced energy efficiency features that reduce utility costs for Alberta homeowners.
IKEA 'Plan and Order Point' Coming to Gatineau in 2026
IKEA announces a new 'Plan and Order Point' store opening in Gatineau in 2026, offering planning services and home delivery for Outaouais residents. Discover the details.
REM's Deux-Montagnes Line Opens for Free Weekend
Hundreds experience the new REM Deux-Montagnes branch during its free public opening weekend, marking Montreal's largest transit expansion since 1966.
Stockholm bus crash kills 3, driver released
Three people killed after double-decker bus crashes into Stockholm bus shelter. Driver questioned and released as investigation continues. Read the latest updates.
Woodward's Department Store Opens in Vancouver, 1903
On November 13, 1903, Charles Woodward defied superstition to open his monumental Woodward Departmental Stores at Abbott and Hastings, transforming a swamp into B.C.'s largest retail hub. Discover the story of this Vancouver landmark.
Zelensky overhauls Ukraine energy firms after scandal
Ukrainian President Zelensky announces a major overhaul of state energy companies after a $100 million corruption scandal, vowing transparency and new leadership.
Salisbury NB grocery store to reopen after fire
Independent Grocery Store in Salisbury, N.B. plans to reopen soon after being destroyed by fire on September 28, 2025. Community awaits return of essential service.
Tariffs Impact Canadian Holiday Spending Plans
New survey reveals Canadian shoppers are altering holiday spending due to tariffs and economic pressures. Discover how budgets are shifting this season.
Trump's Food Tariff Reversal Helps Canada
U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff reversal on over 200 food products provides unexpected relief for Canadian beef producers, food manufacturers, and consumers facing inflation pressures.
Alberta County Divided After Nuclear Plant Vote
A planned nuclear power plant in Alberta has left a county deeply divided. Residents voted on the project, sparking intense debate over economic benefits and community impact.
Edmonton bank manager stole $16M in massive fraud
Nick Lysyk, a former Edmonton bank manager, embezzled $16 million from BMO over 20 years ago. Discover how he spent the stolen funds and the investigation that uncovered one of Canada's largest bank frauds.
TTC and GO Transit weekend service adjustments announced
Major transit updates for Toronto and surrounding areas this weekend. Plan your travel with details on TTC and GO Transit service changes affecting commuters across the GTA.
Black Friday Tech Savings Guide 2025
Tech expert Marc Saltzman reveals how Canadians can maximize savings during Black Friday and Cyber Monday 2025. Learn smart shopping strategies now!
How Trump and Biden addressed living cost concerns
Analysis reveals striking parallels between Trump and Biden's strategies to address voter anger over rising living costs. Discover their policy approaches and public messaging tactics.
Foreign Ownership of Sask. Farmland Sparks Concern
Saskatchewan farmers are being priced out of the market as foreign and speculative investors drive up farmland prices. APAS calls for urgent government action to protect local producers.
Trump scraps tariffs on beef, coffee to lower food costs
President Trump eliminates tariffs on beef, coffee and tropical fruits in effort to reduce grocery store prices for American consumers. Latest trade policy shift announced November 15, 2025.
Trump's pasta tariffs concern Canadian importers
New US tariffs on Italian pasta could impact Canadian consumers and importers. Learn how Trump's trade policies may affect food prices in Canada.
TTC and GO Transit weekend service changes detailed
Multiple service adjustments planned for TTC and GO Transit this weekend. Stay informed about route changes and travel alternatives in the GTA.
Markets brace for rush of U.S. data after shutdown
Currency markets have been flying blind without U.S. economic data. Get insights on the market impact, oil price forecasts, and Black Friday retail trends.
Alberta pipelines face capacity crunch as production grows
Alberta's pipeline network approaches capacity as province targets 8 million barrels daily by 2035. Can optimization projects prevent another price crisis?
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