Cloverdale family home sells after 8 days
A four-bedroom Cloverdale home with a cul-de-sac location sold for $1,255,000. The sellers had owned it since it was built in 1997. Discover the details of this quick sale.
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Taiwan launches WTO complaint over Canadian steel tariffs
Taiwan has initiated a formal complaint at the World Trade Organization challenging Canada's steel tariffs. The move escalates a significant trade dispute between the two economies.
$1,800 in tools stolen from Guelph business
Guelph Police are investigating the theft of power tools valued at $1,800 from a north-end business. The incident highlights ongoing property crime concerns for local enterprises.
Bitcoin's Silent Exodus: Long-Term Holders Sell Off
Bitcoin struggles to find support, down nearly 30% from its record high as long-term investors execute a massive, sustained sell-off, putting pressure on the crypto market.
Woman seriously injured in Vanier vehicle collision
A woman was hospitalized with serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle in Vanier, Ottawa. Police closed McArthur Avenue for investigation. Read the latest details.
eXp Realty, Land id Launch Tech Partnership for Agents
eXp Realty partners with Land id, providing agents nationwide with advanced property mapping and geospatial intelligence tools to enhance client presentations and market analysis.
TSX surges 350+ points in broad market rally
Canadian and U.S. stock markets posted strong gains, with the S&P/TSX composite index climbing more than 350 points. Get the latest on the market surge and key drivers.
Bank of England Cuts Interest Rate to 3.75%
The Bank of England has lowered its key interest rate from 4% to 3.75%. Discover the details and potential global economic impacts of this December 2025 decision.
Major Central Banks Tilt Towards Hiking Mode as Inflation Rises
Global central banks, including the Bank of Canada, are pivoting towards interest rate hikes as inflation concerns intensify. Explore the implications for the economy and markets.
Court Overturns CRA Denial of Bitcoin Loss Writeoff
A Canadian Tax Court judge has ruled a taxpayer can deduct a $505,142 bitcoin loss from her income, overturning a CRA decision. This landmark case involves the defunct QuadrigaCX exchange.
Boxing Day Remains a Major Shopping Event in Canada
Despite the rise of Black Friday, Boxing Day still packs a punch for Canadian shoppers. A new study reveals 8.6 million consumers plan to participate, with distinct trends in spending habits and demographics. Discover the data shaping post-Christmas sales
SAQ reports $336.5M Q2 net income, down 0.4%
The Société des alcools du Québec reports a slight year-over-year decline in second-quarter net income to $336.5 million. Explore the financial details and context for the provincial crown corporation.
Carney: Canada-U.S. trade deals in key sectors unlikely
Prime Minister Carney tempers expectations for new Canada-U.S. trade agreements in crucial industries, citing ongoing tensions. Explore the implications for the economy.
Thunder Bay Leads Canada's Hottest Seller's Markets
A new Zoocasa report reveals Thunder Bay has Canada's strongest seller's housing market. See how Calgary, Edmonton, and Toronto compare in the latest sales-to-new-listings data.
Edmonton housing fees rise fastest in Canada but stay low
A new study reveals development charges in Edmonton have soared 628% since 2010, the highest rate among major cities. Despite the spike, fees per unit remain the lowest, aiding affordability. Explore the details and impacts.
B.C. poultry farmers face awful cleanup after flooding
British Columbia poultry farmers are bracing for a massive cleanup after severe flooding in Abbotsford. Premier David Eby describes the daunting task ahead for the agricultural sector.
OSFI Holds Domestic Stability Buffer Steady at 3.5%
Canada's banking regulator keeps the domestic stability buffer unchanged, citing strong bank performance and a $60+ billion capital cushion. Explore the implications for lending and the economy.
Injury Reported in Highway 11 Crash
Simcoe County paramedics responded to a serious collision on Highway 11, resulting in one injury. Get the latest details on the incident and ongoing response.
Halifax Transit fixes comms issue, service unaffected
Halifax Transit resolved a communications system issue on December 18, 2025, confirming bus and ferry services operated normally. The technical problem did not impact schedules.
Pedestrian Hit by Vehicle in Ottawa's Vanier
A pedestrian was injured after being struck by a vehicle in Ottawa's Vanier neighbourhood. Ottawa Police are investigating the incident. Get the latest details.
Tips for Flying Through Ottawa Airport This Season
With nearly 17.8 million passengers expected this summer, CATSA shares essential advice for a smooth security screening experience at Ottawa International Airport. Plan ahead for stress-free travel.
Micron Surges as Chip Shortage Boosts Profit Outlook
Memory chip giant Micron sees shares surge after raising its profit forecast, fueled by a persistent global semiconductor shortage. Key details on the market shift and industry impact.
Ontario's New Pay Transparency Rules to Shake Up Market
Experts predict Ontario's new pay transparency regulations will significantly impact hiring and wages. Learn how these rules could reshape the province's labour landscape.
Banking regulator holds domestic stability buffer at 3.5%
Canada's federal banking regulator maintains the domestic stability buffer at 3.5% for major banks, signaling stability. Read the details and implications for the financial sector.
3+ Unemployed for Every Job Vacancy in Canada, October Data Shows
New data reveals a challenging Canadian labour market, with more than three unemployed individuals for every job opening in October. Explore the details and implications for the economy.
Air Transat reports $12.5M net loss in fourth quarter
Air Transat announced a net loss of $12.5 million for its fourth quarter, despite generating $771.6 million in revenue. The Montreal-based airline continues to navigate post-pandemic recovery challenges.
BP Appoints Meg O'Neill as New Chief Executive
BP shocks markets by appointing external CEO Meg O'Neill, marking a strategic pivot back to fossil fuels. Discover her vision for natural gas and the challenges ahead.
U.S. Consumer Price Growth Unexpectedly Slows in November
U.S. inflation cooled more than expected in November, with consumer prices rising 2.7% annually. This surprise slowdown offers potential relief for the economy and cross-border trade with Canada.
Lululemon surges on Elliott's $1 billion stake
Shares of Lululemon Athletica jumped nearly 8% premarket after activist investor Elliott Management built a major stake. Get the details on this significant market move.
Driver charged over dangerous ice block on trailer
Ontario Provincial Police charge a truck driver after stopping a transport trailer carrying a hazardous block of snow and ice on Highway 89. Details on the safety risks and charges.
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