5 Market Anomalies Trading Below Operational Reality
Analysis reveals five high-conviction market anomalies, including Oncolytics Biotech, where stock prices lag behind improved fundamentals. Discover the undervalued opportunities.
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Hwy. 11 Reopens Between Cochrane and Matheson
A key northern Ontario highway has reopened to traffic. Get the latest details on the situation and the forecast for the region's roads.
Inside Apple: Analyzing the Tech Giant's Current Challenges
A detailed analysis of the current situation at Apple Inc., exploring market pressures, product innovation, and competitive challenges. Discover what's next for the iconic company.
Canada Scraps Digital Tax After Trump Threat
Canada repealed its digital services tax under U.S. pressure. An expert argues Trump did Canada a favor, as such taxes harm the countries that impose them. Explore the global tax debate.
Netflix's Big Unanswered Question Threatens Warner Bros. Deal
A major unresolved issue at Netflix could derail its potential deal with Warner Bros. Discovery. Get the latest details on this high-stakes Hollywood negotiation.
Spain probes five labs in swine fever outbreak investigation
Spanish authorities are investigating five laboratories as part of a major probe into the source of a recent swine fever outbreak. Get the latest details on this developing agricultural crisis.
Driver flees Highway 400 crash in Barrie, police probe
Ontario Provincial Police are investigating after a driver fled the scene of a multi-vehicle collision on Highway 400 in Barrie. The incident caused significant traffic delays. Learn the latest details.
Food Prices to Rise 4-6% in 2026, Costing Families $1,000 More
Canada's Food Price Report 2026 forecasts a 4-6% increase, costing a family of four $17,571. Expert analysis reveals a structural, long-term affordability crisis driven by a 'missing middle' in food manufacturing.
Alberta unemployment rate plunges to 6.5% in job surge
Alberta's unemployment rate plummeted from 7.8% to 6.5% in November, marking the largest monthly drop outside a pandemic since 1976. Over 28,000 new jobs were created.
Algoma Steel loan about 'saving the furniture': Hajdu
Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu defends a federal loan to Algoma Steel, framing it as crucial for preserving jobs and industrial capacity in Sault Ste. Marie. Get the details on the government's intervention.
Pipeline Deal a 'Grand Concession,' Not a Grand Bargain
Analysis: The new federal-provincial pipeline MOU repeats Trans Mountain's costly lessons, critics argue, threatening climate goals and economic logic. Read the full breakdown.
Alberta-Ottawa Deal: Beyond Pipelines to Economic Superpower
The new Alberta-Ottawa MOU opens a path for a pipeline but signals a deeper shift. Analysis shows how Alberta's resources and industrial capacity can position Canada as a global economic leader in a competitive world. Read more.
Costco's 10th Business Centre Opens in East Gwillimbury
Costco Wholesale has launched its tenth Canadian Business Centre in East Gwillimbury, Ontario. The 137,000 sq ft facility creates 240 jobs and offers over 3,000 items tailored for businesses.
Economics, Theft Force Rethink of Self-Checkouts in Canada
Canadian retailers are scaling back self-checkouts as theft and user frustration undermine the promised savings. Discover why the automated future is hitting a human-speed bump.
Canadian Banks Benefit from Rate Cuts, Holiday Spending Tips
Analysis of recent Canadian bank earnings reveals benefits from falling rates. Experts also share smart holiday shopping strategies and a shift in Canadian travel away from the U.S.
Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu defends Algoma Steel loan
Federal Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu explains the $150 million loan to Algoma Steel as essential to 'save the furniture' and protect jobs in Sault Ste. Marie. Get the details on this critical intervention.
Vancouver debates banning right turns on red lights
A Vancouver city councillor is pushing to make right turns on red illegal at numerous intersections, citing safety concerns. The proposal will be debated at City Hall.
Signalling Issue Halts New REM Montreal Branch
A malfunction in the signalling system caused a disruption on a new branch of Montreal's REM rail network. Get the latest details on the incident and its impact.
Canada's Employment Outlook Brightens as 2025 Ends
Statistics Canada reports stronger-than-expected job growth for November 2025, driven by key sectors. Analysts see a positive trend emerging for the Canadian labour market.
Advocate raises concerns over London's micro-shelter community plan
A housing advocate voices serious concerns about London City Hall's strategy to house homeless residents in a micro-shelter community and the private company hired to run it. Learn about the debate.
Alberta records largest employment gain in Canada last month
Alberta gained more jobs than any other province in September 2025, but its unemployment rate remains higher than the national average. Explore the latest labour market data from Statistics Canada.
New union strike hits Montreal STM transit system
Montreal's public transit faces further disruption as a new union announces strike action. Get the latest details on the labour dispute affecting STM services.
Manitoba cattle herd shrinks while beef prices rise
Manitoba's cattle population is declining as ranchers like Jonathan Vaags respond to high costs and market pressures, leading to higher beef prices for consumers. Explore the factors behind this agricultural shift.
Cowichan ruling halts $35M B.C. development project
A B.C. property firm says a lender and tenant pulled out of a major Richmond development due to uncertainties from the Cowichan Aboriginal title ruling. Read about the economic impacts.
16,000+ Wireless Earbuds Recalled for Fire Hazard
Health Canada announces a major recall of True Wireless Earbuds due to a serious burn and fire hazard. Learn the model details and what consumers should do immediately.
Cambridge-Made 'Smith Blade' Aims to Replace Swiss Army Knife
James Hobson of Hacksmith unveils the Smith Blade, a versatile multi-tool manufactured in Cambridge, Ontario, designed to challenge industry giants. Discover the local innovation.
CRA warns of critical illness insurance tax schemes
The Canada Revenue Agency warns Canadians about aggressive tax schemes using critical illness insurance. Participants face penalties, fines, and jail time. Learn how to protect yourself.
UCP ignored safety rules after care worker killing: union
CUPE Alberta accuses the UCP government of failing to act on a judge's safety recommendations following the 2019 murder of care worker Deborah Onwu. Read why unions demand change.
Canacol in Talks for Emergency Loan During Restructuring
Canadian gas producer Canacol Energy is negotiating a short-term loan as it restructures debt under creditor protection. Learn about the company's financial challenges and the potential impact on investors.
$9M for CTrain Security Patrols Approved by Calgary Council
Calgary city council has approved a $9-million pilot project to increase peace officer and security guard patrols at CTrain stations during the critical 4-8 p.m. rush hour period. The initiative aims to improve public safety and boost transit ridership.
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