Jean Drapeau's REM Vision Realized After 60 Years
The new REM Deux-Montagnes line fulfills former Montreal mayor Jean Drapeau's 1961 vision of converting the commuter rail into a surface metro. Discover the decades-long journey.
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Carney Faces Pipeline Pressure in B.C. Project
Prime Minister Mark Carney faces mounting pressure over proposed northwest B.C. pipeline as readers debate national interest, emissions caps, and investment climate. Read the latest developments.
Charlottetown Businesses Offer Discounts to Keep Spending Local
Charlottetown businesses are launching discounted local gift card programs to attract holiday shoppers downtown. Discover how this initiative supports small retailers and keeps spending within the community.
Canada Post Strike Ends: Trust Questions Remain
Canada Post and union reach agreement ending strike, but businesses express concern about service reliability and lost trust. What's next for postal service?
Calgary Housing Foundation Launches Winter Campaign
The Calgary Affordable Housing Foundation launches a winter fundraising campaign to support vulnerable residents facing long waitlists and housing insecurity. Donate now to help.
Nutrien Chooses U.S. Over Canada for $1B Port
Nutrien abandons Canadian port plans after federal government inaction, moving a billion-dollar potash export terminal to Washington state. A major blow to Canada's economic growth.
B.C. judge overturns $25K tenant eviction award
A British Columbia judge has reversed a controversial decision that awarded an evicted tenant $25,000, calling the original ruling 'clearly irrational.' Learn about the case details and legal implications.
Ayr Home Hardware reopens after tornado destruction
Home Hardware in Ayr, Ontario has triumphantly reopened more than a year after a tornado partially destroyed the store. Owner Jeff Seydel and community members express relief and excitement.
Regina businesses await Dewdney Avenue reopening
Downtown Regina businesses face ongoing challenges as Dewdney Avenue construction continues. Learn how local enterprises are adapting and when the vital corridor might reopen.
Saskatchewan Tax Credit for Small Business Investment
Saskatchewan launches new tax credit program to encourage investment in small businesses, offering ownership shares for expansion. Learn how local entrepreneurs can benefit.
$20M Funding for Winnipeg Chinatown Housing Project
Winnipeg's Chinatown receives $20M funding for Shanghai Residence housing project at 232 King Street, announced November 22, 2025. Major step for community development.
Highway 144 partially reopens after washout
Emergency repairs allow Highway 144 to reopen with alternating traffic after culvert washout. Crews continue work on northern Ontario route. Stay updated on road conditions.
Canada Post Needs Bailout After Union Deal: 'Unusual' Timing
Canada Post requires another financial bailout as it continues losing money, with a labour lawyer questioning the timing of the union deal announcement following massive loss reports.
Massive protest against Ontario's Bill 60 at Queen's Park
Thousands of Ontario tenants marched to Queen's Park protesting Bill 60 on National Housing Day. The demonstration highlights growing concerns about tenant rights and affordable housing in the province.
Canada Post and union reach deal, strike suspended
Canada Post and CUPW reach tentative agreement, suspending potential strike. Union president expresses cautious optimism as negotiations continue.
BC Ferries sailings resume after mechanical issue
BC Ferries service has returned to normal after mechanical problems caused sailing cancellations. The Queen of Oak Bay vessel is now operational following repairs.
Alberta and Ottawa Strike Pipeline Deal to West Coast
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and Prime Minister Mark Carney have finalized a pipeline agreement to transport bitumen to BC coast. Read the breakthrough details.
Alberta nurses strike ends with tentative deal
Alberta's 16,000 licensed practical nurses and health-care aides reach tentative agreement, ending strike that lasted less than an hour. Deal awaits ratification.
Highway 17 reopens after winter weather shutdown
Highway 17 has reopened in northwestern Ontario following a winter weather closure. Get the latest travel updates and safety information for Northern Ontario roads.
AUPE nursing care workers reach tentative deal
Nursing care workers with AUPE have reached a tentative agreement, ending their strike. The deal was announced on November 22, 2025. Read the latest details.
Teen dead, two injured after REM train collision
A 19-year-old man is dead and two others critically injured after being struck by a REM train while attempting to cross Highway 10. Police investigation ongoing.
Highway 144 closed for emergency repairs near Sudbury
Highway 144 between Sudbury and Timmins closed indefinitely due to washed out culvert. Emergency repairs underway as of November 22, 2025. Stay updated on detours.
Car Crash Takes Down Hydro Pole in Windsor
A serious overnight collision knocked down a hydro pole on Tecumseh Road East in Windsor, leaving the area without power and raising safety concerns about the unlit roadway.
G20 Summit Opens Without U.S. Amid Ukraine Rift
The G20 summit begins in South Africa marked by U.S. boycott and European concerns over Trump's Ukraine peace plan. Key discussions focus on climate, trade and global cooperation.
Daily Mail in $654M Talks for Telegraph Buyout
The publisher of Britain's Daily Mail enters exclusive negotiations for a US$654 million acquisition of Telegraph Media Group, reshaping UK media landscape. Read the full story.
Internet outages in Russia disrupt daily life, spark anger
Widespread mobile internet outages in Russia are causing significant public frustration, disrupting essential daily services and communication. Discover the impact on citizens.
Calgary's Historic Old Y Faces Uncertain Future
Community organizations rally to save Calgary's historic YWCA building from vacancy. The century-old Beltline landmark risks losing its community legacy after tenants were forced out.
Ottawa's Beef Import System Keeps Prices High
An exclusive investigation reveals how Canada's outdated beef import permit system, controlled by a small group, is deliberately keeping prices high for consumers. Learn the facts.
Bubble or Bull? Market Outlook and China EV Risks
Financial Post Video explores the 2026 bull market forecast with Som Seif, the threat of Chinese EV imports, and the story behind the iconic Toys 'R' Us jingle. Essential viewing for Canadian investors.
Canadians waste $761 in food over date confusion
A new study reveals Canadian households discard hundreds in edible food due to misunderstanding 'best before' dates. Learn how to use your senses to reduce waste and save money.
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