TC Energy CEO Advises U.S. on Energy Infrastructure
TC Energy CEO François Poirier offers U.S. guidance on speeding up oil and gas projects. The advice comes amid ongoing North American energy security and regulatory discussions.
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Canadian stocks advance as Wall Street nears all-time high
Canadian shares mostly advanced on December 5, 2025, mirroring Wall Street's climb toward its record peak. Explore the market trends and key business news shaping the day.
November Jobs Report Due Ahead of Bank of Canada Decision
Statistics Canada releases November employment figures today, a critical data point for the Bank of Canada's upcoming interest rate decision. Get the latest analysis.
Critics Question Saab's 10,000 Aerospace Jobs Offer to Canada
Swedish defence giant Saab's pledge to create 10,000 aerospace jobs in Canada is under fire. Industry analysts and critics question the feasibility and details of the ambitious proposal.
Carney to meet Trump, Sheinbaum at World Cup draw
Prime Minister Carney will meet with U.S. President Trump and Mexican President Sheinbaum in Washington amid threats to the crucial CUSMA trade pact. Get the latest on this high-stakes diplomatic encounter.
Carney's Alberta energy deal aims for leverage on U.S. tariffs
Prime Minister Mark Carney's new energy pact with Alberta, featuring a West Coast oil pipeline, is a strategic move to gain leverage in trade talks with Washington. Analysts weigh its potential impact.
Métis Nation-Saskatchewan approves Wheeler River uranium mine
Denison Mines clears a major hurdle as Métis Nation–Saskatchewan grants approval for the Wheeler River uranium mine, marking a key step in the project's development. Read about the agreement and its significance.
Highway 16 closed after semi-truck rollover, diesel spill
A section of Highway 16 west of Edmonton is closed following a serious semi-truck rollover and diesel fuel spill. Get the latest traffic and cleanup details.
Calgary Markets Showcase Local Entrepreneurs and Handcrafted Gifts
Calgary entrepreneurs showcased unique gifts at the Wint-Her Market. Discover how local markets are fueling small business growth and community spirit in the city.
B.C. man, company settle for $30K over misleading investors
A B.C. man and his company have agreed to a $30,000 settlement after the securities commission found they misled investors and obstructed justice. Get the details on the case.
Calgary's Wint-Her Market Supports Women in Business
The YWCA's third annual Wint-Her Market in Calgary showcased 36 women-owned businesses, providing a low-barrier platform for entrepreneurs to thrive and connect with the community.
London's Response to Trade War Impacts
London, Ontario officials and businesses are evaluating the local consequences of international trade tensions. Discover how the city is responding to economic shifts.
Fatal SUV, School Bus Crash Near Millet Under RCMP Probe
A Sherwood Park man died in a head-on collision with a school bus on Highway 814. RCMP are investigating, citing poor road conditions as a possible factor.
Calgary Transit phasing out express buses by 2027
Calgary Transit is discontinuing eight express bus routes by 2027, citing low ridership. A petition to save Route 70 has over 730 signatures. Learn about the city's transit shift.
New Charges in Major Toronto Credit Card Fraud Scheme
Toronto police announce new charges in a major credit card fraud investigation dating back to 2016. One suspect remains at large as Project Deja Vu continues.
First Nation Chief Advocates for Business Partnerships in Timmins
Chief Jennifer Constant of Mattagami First Nation called for stronger economic collaboration with Timmins businesses at a Chamber of Commerce event, highlighting mutual benefits for the region.
Alberta Courts AI Data Centres, Straining Future Energy Grid
Alberta seeks AI data centre investment, but experts warn of massive energy demands. Martin Boucher from Norquest College explains the province's preparation challenge. Read more.
Unusually Large Lobsters Caught in Nova Scotia Season
Nova Scotia lobster fishers report significantly larger-than-average catches two weeks into the season. Experts weigh in on potential causes and market impacts.
Canada issues default notice to Stellantis over U.S. shift
Industry Minister Mélanie Joly confirms Stellantis received a formal notice of default following its decision to move production out of Canada. Get the latest on the government's response.
B.C. pulp mill folds, 350 jobs lost after U.S. wood import
A Vancouver Island pulp mill's closure leaves 350 workers jobless. Premier vows 'all hands on deck' to save it, amid questions over recent U.S. wood imports. Get the full story.
Carney-Trump Meeting Pivotal for Canada-U.S. Trade
Political columnist Brian Lilley outlines the strategic trade opportunity for Canada as Mark Carney meets with former U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington. Read his analysis.
NCC: Kettle Island Bridge Top Benefit is Less Downtown Trucks
A new NCC report reveals residents see reducing downtown truck traffic as the key benefit of a proposed Kettle Island bridge. Public consultation highlights decades-long debate.
Grocery costs projected to rise $1000 for family of four
A new report projects Canadian families will spend nearly a thousand dollars more on groceries in 2025. Learn how this increase impacts household budgets and what experts are saying.
Driver ID'd in Fatal Highway 401 Hit-and-Run
Ontario Provincial Police have identified the transport truck driver wanted in a fatal hit-and-run that killed a tow truck driver on Highway 401. The search continues.
Hewlett Packard forecasts weak revenue, shares fall
Hewlett Packard Enterprise projects Q1 revenue below estimates, citing cautious corporate spending. Shares fell 5% in after-hours trading. Read the full analysis.
Carney Won't Discuss Trade with Trump at FIFA World Cup Draw
Canadian PM Mark Carney will not raise stalled trade negotiations with U.S. President Donald Trump during their brief meeting at the FIFA 2026 World Cup draw. Canada remains ready to resume talks.
Shell-led LNG Canada's second processing unit down
Shell-led LNG Canada's second processing unit, Train 2, is still offline nearly a month after its initial start-up, according to Reuters sources. Get the latest on this major energy project.
Serious Collision Closes Highway 10 Near Fort Qu'Appelle
RCMP have closed a section of Highway 10 near Fort Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan, following a serious collision. Details on injuries and the ongoing police response.
Edmonton OKs $4.5M for Road Upgrades Near River Cree
Edmonton city council has approved $4.5 million for critical road upgrades at the Whitemud Drive and 215 Street intersection. The project aims to improve safety and traffic flow near the River Cree Resort. Read more about the planned improvements.
Falling Rates Benefit Canadian Bank Balance Sheets
As interest rates fall, Canadian banks are experiencing a shift from term deposits to demand accounts, strengthening their financial position. Expert analysis reveals the impact on earnings.
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