Men in court over foreign worker mistreatment claims
Two men accused of exploiting temporary foreign workers appeared in Moose Jaw Provincial Court. Learn about the case details and potential consequences for worker rights in Canada.
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Amazon Canada Black Friday: 40%+ Off Deals
Score massive Black Friday 2025 deals on Amazon Canada with discounts over 40% on Samsung, Vitamix, and more. Shop now for the best savings!
N.B. woman dies in transport truck collision
A Petit-Rocher woman has died following a serious collision between her car and a transport truck. The incident occurred on November 25, 2025.
Sovereign Debt Picture Cloudier Heading Into 2026
Morningstar DBRS warns sovereign debt outlook worsening for 2026 due to geopolitical tensions and trade wars. Canada faces tariff risks from U.S. protectionist policies.
TSX jumps nearly 300 points in major market rally
Canada's S&P/TSX composite surged nearly 300 points while U.S. markets also posted significant gains in Tuesday trading. Get the latest market analysis and insights.
Campbell's VP sued over 'poor people' food comments
A Campbell's VP is accused of trashing the company's food as 's*** for poor people' in a recorded rant. The employee who reported it is now suing for wrongful termination.
Vancouver's New Community-Focused Housing Projects
Discover how two new non-market housing developments in Vancouver are using thoughtful design to connect residents with nature and community, enhancing quality of life.
Calgary Chamber Eyes Fresh Start with Alberta-Ottawa Deal
Calgary Chamber of Commerce anticipates positive change as Alberta and Ottawa forge new agreement. Business community hopes for improved cooperation and economic growth.
History of Failed Pipeline Projects in Canada
Exploring Canada's troubled pipeline history as new projects face scrutiny. Learn about past failures and their impact on current energy infrastructure debates.
Truck wheel flies off on Hwy. 417 near Ottawa
A white truck lost a wheel on Highway 417 near Panmure Road, causing traffic disruptions. Ontario Provincial Police confirm charges are pending. Read details.
Carney: Alberta deal creates pipeline conditions, not guarantee
Prime Minister Mark Carney says the upcoming energy MOU with Alberta creates 'necessary conditions' for a potential B.C. pipeline but requires approval from B.C. and First Nations. Read the latest developments.
U.S. Retail Sales Rise Slightly in September
U.S. retail sales continued their upward trend in September with modest gains, building on months of strong consumer spending. Analysis of retail sector performance.
U.S. consumer confidence slides on economic worries
American consumer confidence drops as inflation and sluggish employment gains weigh on economic outlook. Analysis of the latest economic indicators and their implications.
Beekeepers seek ban on foreign bee imports
Canadian beekeepers are asking the government to ban all foreign bee imports to protect local hives from the devastating tropilaelaps mite. Learn why this urgent measure is needed.
Beekeepers Call for Import Ban as Deadly Mite Spreads
Canadian beekeepers urge government to ban non-North American bee imports as varroa mite threatens honeybee populations. Learn about the crisis and proposed solutions.
Nova Scotia Diesel Price Adjustment Takes Effect
Nova Scotia's energy board announces diesel price changes starting Wednesday. Learn how this affects consumers and the provincial energy market.
Vianode's $3.2B Graphite Plant Brings Jobs to St. Thomas
Norwegian firm Vianode invests $3.2 billion in a St. Thomas graphite plant, creating up to 1,000 jobs and boosting Canada's EV supply chain. Read more.
Amazon needed 100 lawyers for competition probe
A judge revealed Amazon needed 100 lawyers to assess 2.25 million documents in a Canadian competition investigation. Learn about the massive scale of this legal proceeding.
Goderich neighbours battle affordable housing plan
Residents of 110 Picton Street West oppose town council's rezoning proposal for affordable housing, advocating instead for a senior's park in the community space. Learn about the growing tension.
Hydro-Québec Confident for Winter Power Demand
Hydro-Québec assures it has sufficient electricity generation capacity to meet Quebec's peak winter demand. The utility relies on its hydroelectric network, including the Beauharnois facility.
Amazon's Best Thanksgiving Deals for Canadians
Discover Amazon's top 27 Black Friday deals to make your Canadian Thanksgiving stress-free. From kitchen gadgets to cleaning essentials, save up to 48% on must-have items.
Crypto Crash Weighs on U.S. IPO Market Timing
The crypto market crash that began in October has erased over $1 trillion, severely impacting recent U.S. IPOs and forcing companies like Grayscale and BitGo to reconsider their public listing plans.
Sask. senior killed in highway crash near Maple Creek
A tragic highway collision in southwest Saskatchewan has claimed the life of a Maple Creek senior. Details emerge about the fatal crash that occurred between two pickup trucks.
Driver caught going 100km/h over limit in Guelph
Ontario Provincial Police apprehended a motorist driving 100km/h above the speed limit in Guelph. Learn about traffic enforcement efforts and road safety concerns.
NB Power exec says gas plant best for grid stability
An NB Power executive states a new natural gas plant remains the optimal solution for New Brunswick's electricity stability, despite existing backup plans. Learn about the province's energy future.
Pelee Island Ferry Cancelled for Wednesday
The Pelee Island Ferry service has been cancelled for Wednesday, November 26, 2025, due to unexpected operational challenges. Stay updated on service resumption.
Newfoundland premier vows oil industry comeback
Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Tony Wakeham pledges to revitalize province's oil sector ahead of crucial meeting with federal officials. Get the latest developments.
BC Ferries' hybrid vessels get Indigenous names
BC Ferries honors Indigenous culture by naming new hybrid-electric vessels with hul’q’umi’num' language. Learn about this significant step toward reconciliation and sustainability.
Windsor retailers expect Black Friday shopping surge
Windsor retailers are preparing for an early Black Friday shopping surge as holiday deals kick off. Local businesses anticipate strong consumer turnout amid economic pressures.
GTA New Home Sales Sink to Record Lows in October
New home sales in the Greater Toronto Area plummet to unprecedented levels with just 25 condo units sold in Old Toronto during October. BILD reports concerning market trends affecting Toronto real estate.
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