Ontario Proposes Ban on Workers Paying for Uniforms
Ontario introduces legislation to ban employers from requiring employees to pay for mandatory uniforms, aiming to protect workers in hospitality and entertainment sectors.
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Metrolinx Axles Aid Ottawa's O-Train Amid Service Crisis
Ottawa's Line 1 LRT service receives crucial axles from Metrolinx to address spalling issues, as Mayor Mark Sutcliffe praises provincial partnership amid ongoing delays and pending system upload.
Montreal Cyclists Pay Costly Toll on Pothole Streets
A Montreal delivery company reports spending thousands on bike repairs due to potholes, highlighting the financial burden on cyclists as the city prepares for a major cycling event with road closures and repairs.
Electrical Issues Force Transfers on Edmonton's Valley Line LRT
Electrical problems on Edmonton's Valley Line Southeast LRT are causing disruptions, requiring passengers to transfer trains. The issues highlight ongoing challenges with the transit system's infrastructure.
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Housing Growth Costs $107K Per Unit in Infrastructure
New housing units require $107,000 each in civic infrastructure, raising questions about who should pay for growth. Experts warn municipal tax bases can't cover these escalating costs.
Metrolinx Sends Replacement Axles for Ottawa's O-Train
Metrolinx has dispatched replacement axles to Ottawa to support maintenance of the O-Train fleet, ensuring continued service on Line 1 amid ongoing operational needs.
Ontario Fund Rejected TTC Training Program: Documents
Documents reveal a controversial Ontario fund rejected a Toronto Transit Commission training program with little explanation, raising concerns about transparency and workforce development.
Alberta Keeps Gas Tax Formula Amid Federal Cut
The Alberta government is sticking to its established gas tax formula despite Ottawa's announcement of a temporary suspension. Prime Minister Mark Carney's measure aims to reduce fuel costs for Canadians.
Point Lepreau Nuclear Plant Outage Extended to August
NB Power announces the planned maintenance outage at the Point Lepreau Nuclear Generating Station will continue until August, impacting energy operations in New Brunswick.
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Windsor's Car-Building Future May Be Nearing Its End
Local leaders in Windsor, Ontario, suggest the city's long-standing automotive manufacturing era could soon conclude, raising concerns about economic transitions and community identity.
Windsor Funeral Home Urges Red Light Stops for Processions
A Windsor funeral home is calling on drivers to respect funeral processions by stopping at red lights, as the city expands its red-light camera program to enhance road safety.
Toronto Reveals First EDGE Incentive Program Recipient
The City of Toronto has announced the inaugural beneficiary of its EDGE Incentive Program, a significant economic development initiative designed to stimulate local business growth and innovation.
Mythos AI Alarms Finance, Canada's Investment Needs Highlighted
Anthropic's Mythos AI model raises alarms in finance, while RBC reports Canada needs $1.8 trillion in investments. Other stories cover moral taxes, homebuying tips, and EV sales trends.
B.C. Minister Warns of Iran War Impacts Beyond Gas Tax Cut
B.C. Growth Minister Ravi Kahlon cautions that the temporary federal gas tax suspension may not fully shield the economy from broader geopolitical disruptions stemming from the Iran conflict, highlighting potential supply chain and inflationary pressures.
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Group Calls for End to Gender Pay Gap in Canada
A Canadian advocacy organization is urging the government and businesses to prioritize closing the gender pay gap, emphasizing that funding decisions reflect societal values and economic fairness.
Montreal Road Closures, Pothole Repairs for Cycling Event
Montreal is gearing up for a major cycling event in September, with planned road closures and extensive pothole repairs to ensure safety and smooth operations for participants and residents.
Air Canada Must Pay Pilots Denied Religious Vaccine Exemptions
An arbitrator has ruled that Air Canada violated human rights by denying religious exemptions to seven Christian pilots, ordering back pay for six months of lost income.
Alberta Bill Sets 120-Day Approval for Major Projects
The Alberta government has introduced legislation establishing a strict 120-day approval timeline for major projects, aiming to streamline processes and boost economic development.
Alberta's 120-Day Fast-Track Project Legislation Unveiled
The Alberta government has introduced Bill 30, the Expedited 120-Day Approvals Act, which establishes a streamlined process for major project approvals. Qualified projects meeting specific criteria could receive regulatory decisions within 120 days.
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Cyclists Push for Secondary Plates to Prevent Bike Rack Fines
Two Calgary seniors are urging Alberta to allow secondary license plates for vehicles with bike racks, citing unclear rules and hefty fines that disproportionately affect older adults.
NDP's Avi Lewis Seeks Ban on Corporate 'Surveillance Pricing'
New Democratic Party leader Avi Lewis is introducing a motion to prohibit businesses from using personal data to charge different prices for identical products, warning of a 'dystopian retail landscape' emerging through algorithmic pricing.
Ben & Jerry's Co-Founder Seeks to Restore Independence
Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's, is urging supporters to help reclaim the company's independence and protect its social mission on Free Cone Day in Burlington, Vermont.
AI Eliminates Future Jobs Through Quiet Hiring Freezes
New research reveals AI isn't causing mass layoffs but is preventing job creation, particularly affecting entry-level professional roles that serve as career foundations.
Canada Launches Anti-Dumping Probe into Chinese Plywood
The Canada Border Services Agency has initiated an investigation into alleged dumping of Chinese plywood, a move that could impact trade relations and domestic manufacturing sectors.
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Charlottetown Has Canada's Most Expensive Milk, Prices Rising
A new report reveals Charlottetown, PEI, has the highest milk prices in Canada, with costs expected to increase further due to supply chain and regulatory factors.
Two in Life-Threatening Condition After Brampton Crash
A severe collision between an SUV and a truck in Brampton has left two individuals with life-threatening injuries, prompting a major emergency response.
Canadians Willing to Pay More for Home-Grown Products, Survey Finds
A new BDC survey reveals 60% of Canadians are willing to spend more on Canadian-made products, but only 40% can easily identify them. Clear labeling and competitive pricing are key to boosting domestic purchases.
Kinew Leads Business Delegation Meeting with PM
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew and a business delegation met with the Prime Minister to discuss economic collaboration and policy priorities, highlighting provincial-federal partnerships.
China's Energy Resilience Strategy: A Lesson for Canada
China's strategic approach to energy security through reserves, diversification, and renewables provides valuable insights for Canada's energy export strategy and market diversification efforts.
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Air Canada Attendant Ejected in Crash Shares Recovery
Solange Tremblay, the Air Canada flight attendant ejected during the LaGuardia crash, speaks out about her severe injuries and ongoing recovery through a GoFundMe page.
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