Sebringville petition fights large subdivision plan
Residents of Sebringville, Ontario, have launched a second petition to oppose a large-scale subdivision, citing concerns about community character and infrastructure.
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Alberta mulls 120 km/h speed limit on divided highways
Alberta is exploring raising speed limits to 120 km/h on the QEII and other divided highways. Learn about the potential changes and their impact on road safety.
Manitoba sees employment decline, fewer job seekers
Manitoba experiences employment decline with fewer people actively seeking work. Latest labor market data reveals shifting employment patterns in the province.
Tenaz Energy CEO: Dutch Gas Fuels Q3 Success
Tenaz Energy CEO Tony Marino reveals how Netherlands natural gas production drove strong Q3 earnings. Discover the growth strategy behind this Canadian energy company's success.
Toronto Transit Closures: TTC Line 1, GO & UP Express Disruptions
Major transit disruptions hit Toronto this weekend with TTC Line 1 downtown closures, Kitchener GO line suspensions, and UP Express service adjustments. Plan your commute now.
Toronto Housing Workers Vote for Strike Mandate
CUPE Local 79 members representing Toronto social housing and seniors' support workers have voted overwhelmingly in favor of strike action. The union has filed a no-board report, escalating labor tensions.
400 ostriches killed at BC farm to stop avian flu
Canadian authorities euthanized nearly 400 ostriches at a BC farm after Supreme Court rejects final appeal. Professional marksmen ended year-long avian flu dispute.
New Online Tool Launched to Report Fraud in Canada
Canada introduces innovative online platform for reporting financial fraud as digital securities scams surge. Learn how to protect your investments today.
U.S. Flight Cancellations Impact Canadian Travelers
Canadians face travel disruptions as U.S. government shutdown forces FAA to cut flights at 40 major airports. Check your flight status before heading to the airport.
West Fraser Closes BC Mill in 100 Mile House
West Fraser Timber announces permanent closure of its 100 Mile House lumber mill due to ongoing market challenges. The closure impacts BC's forestry sector amid economic pressures.
Bird Flu Cases Spike Across Canada During Migration
Canada faces rising bird flu cases as wild flocks migrate south, with 3.72 million birds affected. Learn about the risks and protective measures.
300+ ostriches culled at B.C. farm after court ruling
More than 300 ostriches were euthanized at a British Columbia farm following Supreme Court rejection of appeal. Read about the avian flu outbreak response.
Montreal transit strike talks show progress
Montreal's transit agency reports significant progress in negotiations with striking unions. Get the latest updates on the labour dispute affecting public transportation.
$110M Windsor Road Construction Project Begins
Major $110 million infrastructure project transforming Banwell Road and E.C. Row Expressway interchange in Windsor begins construction. Learn about the timeline and impacts.
Canada expects U.S. trade talks to resume: Carney
Canada anticipates trade negotiations with the United States will restart despite Trump's tariff policies. Get the latest updates on Canada-U.S. trade relations and economic implications.
YVR operating normally amid U.S. flight disruptions
Vancouver International Airport reports no flight disruptions despite U.S. government shutdown grounding hundreds of flights. Stay informed about travel impacts.
B.C. rents falling fastest but remain Canada's highest
Vancouver leads Canada's rent decline while maintaining the title of most expensive rental market. Discover the latest trends and what this means for tenants.
School bus drivers' strike averted in Grey-Bruce
A potential school bus drivers' strike in Grey-Bruce has been avoided, ensuring uninterrupted transportation for students. Learn how the agreement was reached.
Debate Rages Over Musk's Potential Trillion-Dollar Tesla Pay
Elon Musk's controversial Tesla compensation package could make him the world's first trillionaire as investors and experts clash over the massive payout. Discover the details and implications.
330 Ostriches Culled at B.C. Farm, Owners Demand Answers
All 330 ostriches at Universal Ostrich Farms in B.C. have been culled by the CFIA. Farmers question the use of rifles and demand autopsies to confirm avian flu.
330 ostriches culled at BC farm, owners demand answers
All 330 ostriches at Universal Ostrich Farms in Edgewood, BC were culled by gunfire overnight. Farm owners question CFIA methods and demand transparency about avian flu testing.
B.C. rents falling fastest but remain Canada's highest
New report reveals rent prices in British Columbia are declining at the fastest rate nationally yet remain Canada's most expensive rental market. Learn what this means for tenants.
Edmonton developer targeted by city's problem property survey
Regency Developments CEO Raj Dhunna responds to Edmonton's Problem Property Initiative survey targeting the vacant former Bank of Montreal site, calling the move unfair given city's own properties.
U.S. shutdown affects flights from YVR
Learn how the record U.S. government shutdown is causing flight reductions and what it means for your travel plans from Vancouver International Airport.
London's First Fast-Tracked Transit Hub Tower Starts
Construction begins on London's first fast-tracked transit-oriented apartment tower, marking a major milestone for urban development and housing near transit hubs.
London unemployment rises in October job report
London's unemployment rate continues upward trend as October Statistics Canada data reveals concerning job market patterns across Ontario communities.
Ottawa and Kingston apartment rental costs November 2025
Latest rental price data for Ottawa and Kingston apartments. Discover current market trends and what tenants are paying in these Ontario cities.
Halifax Rally Calls for Affordable Housing Measures
Protesters gathered at Nova Scotia's Province House demanding immediate government action on the affordable housing crisis. Learn what measures activists are pushing for.
Winnipeg man dies in Saskatchewan highway rollover
A Winnipeg man has died following a single-vehicle rollover on a Saskatchewan highway. The fatal incident occurred on November 7, 2025. Read the full details.
Windsor Jobless Rate Improves in October
Windsor's unemployment rate showed positive movement in October 2025, according to latest data. Learn about the local employment trends and economic outlook for the region.
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