NB Workers Hit by Tariffs Get $13.7M Support
New Brunswick announces $13.7 million in support for workers impacted by tariffs, aiming to mitigate economic fallout and provide job training.
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Canadian Steel Firms Fined Millions for Unpaid US Tariffs
Canadian steel companies face millions in penalties after US authorities ruled they failed to pay proper tariffs, escalating trade tensions in the steel industry.
Ditch Your Air Fryer: This $20 Tray Turns Your Oven into a Crispy Machine
Forget bulky air fryers. This two-piece copper crisper tray delivers crispy, oil-free food using your regular oven. Easy to clean and saves counter space.
Young Driver Caught Double Speed Limit on Barrie Residential Road
A young driver in Barrie was caught driving more than double the speed limit on a residential road, leading to charges including stunt driving.
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Small Businesses Struggle to Hire Young Workers in Canada
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business reports that small businesses across Canada are facing significant challenges in hiring young employees, impacting growth.
Agnico Eagle Ups Stake in Wallbridge Mining to 20%
Agnico Eagle Mines has increased its ownership in Wallbridge Mining to nearly 20%, signaling strong confidence in the junior miner's exploration projects.
Small Businesses Struggle to Hire Youth: CFIB Survey
A new CFIB survey reveals that small businesses in Canada face significant constraints in hiring youth, impacting summer job opportunities for students.
Robert K. Irving, Co-CEO of J.D. Irving, Dies at 65
Robert K. Irving, Co-CEO of J.D. Irving, Limited, passed away peacefully at home in Moncton, N.B., surrounded by family after a courageous battle with cancer.
Second Tentative Deal for Flex-N-Gate Lakeshore Workers
A second tentative agreement has been reached for workers at Flex-N-Gate Lakeshore, aiming to resolve ongoing labor disputes and improve working conditions.
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Is Renting Out Your Home Worth the Extra Cash? Experts Weigh In
Experts discuss the financial and personal considerations of renting out your home, including potential income, risks, and tips for success.
N.B. Businesses Prepare for Victoria Day Weekend Start
New Brunswick businesses are preparing for the Victoria Day long weekend, marking the unofficial start of summer. The article also covers various news from Canada and around the world.
Vaughan Cuts Development Charges to Zero for Housing
The City of Vaughan has temporarily reduced development charges to zero for shovel-ready residential projects, aiming to boost housing affordability and supply. Mayor Steven Del Duca leads this historic initiative.
Daycare: $10-a-Day Model Unsustainable in Saskatchewan
Rocanville's Dream Big Daycare warns that Saskatchewan's $10-a-day childcare model is creating growing financial pressure, threatening sustainability.
Father Testifies in Dog Owner's Trial After Son's Death
Wesley Grist, father of 11-year-old Kache killed by dogs in Edmonton, testifies in the owner's trial, urging privacy for the grieving family.
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Windsor Garage Door Firm Bets on Housing Rebound
True North Garage Doors opens new showroom on Tecumseh Road East, anticipating growth as interest rates ease and housing demand rises.
Downtown Mission Launches Community Outreach in Windsor
The Downtown Mission in Windsor launches 'Meet The Mission' series to engage the community, offering support and resources to those in need through regular events.
Backhoe and Trailers Stolen from Southgate Property
A backhoe and multiple trailers were stolen from a property in Southgate Township. OPP is investigating and seeking public assistance.
RCMP Warns Against 'Senior Assassin' Game in N.B.
New Brunswick RCMP warns students against playing 'senior assassin,' a game involving water pistols that poses risks to safety and public order.
Sudbury Animal Shelter May Move to Minnow Lake for $3M
Greater Sudbury is considering relocating its animal shelter to Minnow Lake, with a proposed $3 million facility after taking over animal control services over a decade ago.
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Manitoba Has Lowest Unemployment in Canada: Report
A new report reveals Manitoba has the lowest unemployment rate in Canada, highlighting the province's strong labor market and economic resilience.
Stuff-a-Bus Campaign in Windsor Collects Donations
Zehrs and Transit Windsor team up for the Stuff-a-Bus campaign on May 24, 2025, at the Tecumseh Zehrs location, collecting food, clothing, and cash donations for local charities.
Winnipeg Group Offers Free Graduation Attire to Students
A Winnipeg organization provides free formal wear to Grade 12 students, ensuring everyone can attend graduation with confidence and dignity.
Downtown Night Market in St. Albert to Support Local Biz
A new downtown night market in St. Albert aims to revitalize local businesses by attracting visitors with food, entertainment, and shopping opportunities every Friday evening.
McHappy Day Strong Support in Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent
McHappy Day in Windsor-Essex and Chatham-Kent saw strong community support, raising funds for local children's charities. The annual event brought together volunteers and businesses.
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Bottlescrew Bill's Food Truck After Kitchen Fire
Bottlescrew Bill's pub in Calgary brings in a food truck to continue full menu service after a kitchen fire caused extensive damage. No injuries were reported.
First Nations Gas Stations: Cheaper Fuel or Myth?
Explore whether First Nations-owned gas stations offer cheaper fuel. Analysis of pricing, taxes, and consumer savings across Canada.
Spirit Airlines Loss Devastates Black Creatives
A Black millennial reflects on how Spirit Airlines enabled career opportunities, from Super Bowl volunteering to BET Awards, and worries about the future for Black creatives without budget travel.
Calgary Youth Employment Summit Helps Newcomers Find Jobs
A Calgary youth employment summit on May 5, 2026, provided newcomers with job opportunities and integration resources, connecting them with local employers.
Essex Fun Fest Drops Mandatory Admission Fee
Essex Fun Fest announces free admission for all attendees, removing the mandatory entry fee to make the event more accessible to the community.
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Windsor-Essex Manufacturers: Tariff Relief Loans Insufficient
Windsor-Essex manufacturers criticize federal tariff relief loans as inadequate, citing high costs and complex requirements that fail to address the real challenges posed by U.S. tariffs.
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