AHS and AUPE resume talks, strike still possible
Critical negotiations resume between Alberta Health Services and AUPE as 58,000 healthcare workers consider strike action. Get the latest updates on the tense labor dispute.
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Starbucks strike grows as 30 more stores join protest
The Starbucks union movement gains momentum as 30 additional U.S. locations join the week-old strike. Workers continue demanding better wages and working conditions amid growing labor unrest.
Alberta Nursing Staff Struggle with Food Insecurity
New research reveals 8.3% of unionized nursing-care workers in Alberta used food banks in the past year as strike notice looms over failed negotiations with AHS.
Alberta rural municipalities back raw milk legalization
Rural Alberta leaders vote to lobby for legal raw milk sales, arguing regulation is safer than current black market. Learn about the health risks and policy debate.
Semi Driver Charged in Alberta Highway Crash
RCMP have laid charges against a semi driver following a serious highway collision in southern Alberta. Get the latest details on the investigation and road safety concerns.
Bitcoin Drops Below $87,000 in Crypto Market Retreat
Bitcoin falls below $87,000 as cryptocurrency market extends month-long decline. Leverage purge and fading retail demand continue to pressure digital assets amid market volatility.
O-Train Line 1 Single-Tracked Due to Power Defect
Ottawa's O-Train Line 1 will operate on single-track service in the downtown tunnel all day due to an overhead power system defect. Commuters should expect delays.
Get Up to $50 in Bread Price-Fixing Settlement
Canadian consumers can claim up to $50+ from $500M bread price-fixing settlement. No receipts needed. Deadline: December 12, 2025. Submit your claim now!
OSFI changes capital rules to boost bank lending
Canada's banking regulator OSFI announces capital requirement changes to help banks increase lending to businesses and consumers. Learn how this affects the economy.
CRA claws back COVID benefits from deceased taxpayer
The CRA is demanding repayment of COVID benefits from a deceased taxpayer's estate, raising questions about policy fairness. Learn how RRSP values triggered this clawback and what it means for seniors.
O-Train Line 1 Single-Tracked After Wire Damage
Ottawa's O-Train Line 1 will operate on single-track service through downtown tunnel all day Thursday after overhead wire damage. Commuters should expect significant delays.
Amazon Holiday Pajamas: 44% Off Limited Time Deal
Amazon's matching flannel pajama sets are 44% off in a lightning deal. Get cozy holiday styles for the whole family before they sell out! Limited time offer.
Banking regulator proposes easing lending rules for banks
Canada's banking regulator OSFI proposes easing capital rules to free up $1 trillion in lending capacity while maintaining financial stability. New measures target SMEs and real estate.
Canada plans looser bank rules to boost business loans
Canada's banking regulator, OSFI, proposes easing capital requirements for business and real estate loans to stimulate investment. Public consultation open for 90 days.
Gordie Howe Bridge Progress Photos Shared as Completion Nears
New progress photos reveal the Gordie Howe International Bridge approaching completion. Get the latest updates on this transformative Canada-US infrastructure project.
$3.2B Norwegian Battery Plant Coming to Ontario
Norwegian firm Vianode invests $3.2B in a synthetic graphite plant in St. Thomas, Ontario, creating up to 1,000 jobs and boosting Canada's EV supply chain. Learn more about this major economic win.
Starbucks sued by shareholders over sales decline
Starbucks must defend against a shareholder lawsuit alleging the company misled investors about its sales performance. The legal action follows a surprise decline in revenue.
Walmart makes largest NYSE to Nasdaq transfer in history
Walmart Inc., the world's biggest retailer, announces its historic move from NYSE to Nasdaq in the largest exchange transfer ever recorded. Learn the details and implications.
TSX climbs with U.S. markets on strong Nvidia earnings
Canadian and U.S. stock markets gained momentum following Nvidia's impressive quarterly results. The S&P/TSX composite showed positive movement as investor confidence strengthened across North America.
Truck crashes into Cambridge pizzeria building
A transport truck crashed into Andy's Pizza on Wellington Street in Cambridge on November 20, 2025. Emergency services responded to the incident that damaged the local business.
Canada loosens bank rules to boost business loans
Canada's banking regulator proposes easing capital requirements for business and real estate loans to stimulate investment and economic growth. Learn about the 90-day consultation.
Sudbury woman scammed out of $4,500 in Bitcoin fraud
A Sudbury woman shares her humiliating experience of being scammed out of $4,500 by a fake bank caller. Learn how to protect yourself from similar Bitcoin machine fraud schemes.
Quebec Ski Chalet Prices Hit Record Highs in 2025
Discover why Quebec ski chalet prices are reaching unprecedented levels in 2025. Learn about market trends, demand factors, and what's driving this real estate surge.
Historic Greencroft Estate Hits Vancouver Market
The historic Greencroft estate, former home of Lieutenant-Governor Eric Hamber, hits the Vancouver market at a reduced price. This Tudor-Gothic masterpiece offers rare heritage living.
Canada's Autumn Resale Market Falls Flat Despite Rate Cuts
RBC Economics reports Canada's resale market declined in October despite interest rate cuts. Montreal leads growth while Alberta markets struggle with increased supply giving buyers negotiating power.
Market Correction: 5 Signs Investors Should Watch
Investors are selling indiscriminately as major indices decline. Peter Hodson examines five key indicators of a market correction and what they mean for your portfolio.
QuadReal Sells Vancouver's Historic Post Building
Global developer QuadReal Property Group has sold The Post, a landmark heritage office building in downtown Vancouver. Discover the details of one of Canada's most ambitious redevelopments.
Pedestrian killed by transit bus in Saint John
A woman was fatally struck by a transit bus in Saint John, N.B. on Thursday morning. Police are investigating the collision that occurred near McDonald Street and Loch Lomond Road.
Halifax group protests $200M Robie Street transit plan
Halifax residents rally against $200M Robie Street transit project, citing environmental concerns and tree preservation. Learn about the community opposition and project details.
Halifax mortgage costs exceed 50% of income
A Fraser Institute report reveals Halifax families now spend over half their after-tax income on mortgage payments for a typical home. Discover the housing affordability crisis details.
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