Report: Food to cost families $1,000 more in 2026

Canada's Food Price Report forecasts a 6% rise in food costs for 2026, with meat prices leading the surge. A family of four could pay nearly $1,000 extra. Learn the key drivers and how to adapt your budget.

China-Europe Ties: Shaping the Next 50 Years

As China and the EU mark 50 years of diplomatic ties, European leaders call for a new partnership to navigate global challenges, trade wars, and innovation. Explore the vision for the future.

Unprecedented Surge in 0.0 Drinking at Office Parties

A new global study shows a dramatic shift in attitudes, with 72% of people now confident to choose non-alcoholic options at festive work events without fear of judgment. Discover the data driving the 'sober curious' revolution.

Crown Royal plant closure deal ratified by union

Unifor members at Diageo's Amherstburg Crown Royal bottling plant have ratified a closure agreement, securing enhanced severance and benefits ahead of the February 2026 shutdown. Learn the details.

Bombardier Abu Dhabi Service Centre Advances Construction

Bombardier's landmark service centre at Al Bateen Executive Airport is progressing, set to open in late 2026. The 120,000 sq. ft. hub will boost Middle East support for its entire aircraft fleet. Read more about this strategic expansion.

London's Homeless Shelter Plan Stalled, Site Still a Field

A promised micro-shelter community for homeless Londoners, targeting a January opening, faces delays as the designated site remains an untouched corn field. Journalist Daryl Newcombe investigates the stalled progress.

Lethbridge Firefighters Union Ratifies New Contract

The City of Lethbridge and its local firefighters' union have successfully ratified a new collective agreement, ensuring continued emergency services and labour peace. Read the details of the deal.

EQB to buy PC Financial for about $800M

EQB Inc. has agreed to purchase the PC Financial business from Loblaw Companies Ltd. in a landmark transaction valued at approximately $800 million. The deal reshapes Canada's banking landscape.

Winnipeg may pay small businesses for construction losses

Two Winnipeg city councillors are pushing a motion to consider financial compensation for local small businesses suffering losses due to disruptive road construction projects. Learn about the proposal and its potential impact.

Union Leader: Ontario Jobs Fund Not 'Corruption'

LiUNA's Joseph Mancinelli and Ontario Labour Minister David Piccini addressed the Empire Club, defending the provincial jobs fund against allegations of misuse. Read the full debate.

Orezone Hits High-Grade Gold at Bomboré P17 Zone

Orezone Gold announces strong confirmatory drill results, including 5.55 g/t gold over 15m, at the P17 Zone of its Bomboré mine. The zone is set to be a primary feed source for the new hard rock plant, with commissioning underway and first gold imminent.

Ambassador Bridge tolls increasing to $14 CDN in 2026

The Ambassador Bridge tolls are rising again on Jan. 1, 2026, with passenger vehicle costs hitting $14 CDN. Get the details on all new rates and the looming competition from the Gordie Howe Bridge.

N.S. Premier to Meet Massachusetts Governor on Trade

Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston is set to meet with Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey to discuss enhancing trade and energy cooperation between the regions. Learn more about the key topics on the agenda.

Delta Air Lines lost $200M in U.S. shutdown

The longest U.S. government shutdown cost Delta Air Lines an estimated $200 million in revenue. The airline cites reduced travel demand from federal employees and contractors.

Laurentian Bank sells $1.9B portfolio in strategic split

Laurentian Bank CEO Éric Provost details the strategic $1.9 billion asset sale to National Bank and Fairstone Bank, marking a significant shift for the Canadian financial institution. Learn the details and implications.

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