Professor Calls for Ban on Boiling Lobsters Alive in Canada
A Canadian professor argues for banning the practice of boiling lobsters alive, citing animal welfare concerns. Explore the ethical debate and potential industry impacts.
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N.S. lobster exports find new markets beyond China
Nova Scotia's lobster industry is successfully expanding exports to markets outside China, adapting to softened demand due to tariffs. Discover how trade flows are changing.
Lobster processor wins appeal, fine and ban overturned
A New Brunswick lobster processor has successfully appealed a $365,750 fine and a ban on hiring foreign workers. The decision, published January 9, 2026, overturns previous penalties.
Fisherman catches one-in-a-million blue lobster
A New Hampshire lobsterman made a remarkable marine discovery, hauling in a vibrant blue lobster, a genetic anomaly estimated to occur once in every two million.
U.K. bans live lobster boiling; Canada unlikely to follow
The U.K. has declared boiling lobsters alive unacceptable, but a Canadian fisherman argues similar legislation has no place in Canada's seafood industry. Explore the debate.
Lobster theft under investigation in Lunenburg County
Nova Scotia RCMP are investigating a significant theft of lobster in Lunenburg County. Get the latest details on this coastal crime.
Lobster Drops to $11 a Pound in Canada
Canadian consumers see lobster prices fall sharply to $11 per pound, offering rare relief as overall food costs climbed 4.2% last month. Discover the factors behind this seasonal drop.
Fire levels lobster facility in Stonehaven, N.B.
A major fire has destroyed the Stonehaven Lobster Co. facility near Bathurst. The blaze on Thursday caused significant damage to the live lobster storage operation.
Low lobster prices drive high sales in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia's lobster industry is experiencing a sales boom as low market prices attract consumers. Discover how this trend is impacting local fishermen and the economy.
Unusually Large Lobsters Caught in Nova Scotia Season
Nova Scotia lobster fishers report significantly larger-than-average catches two weeks into the season. Experts weigh in on potential causes and market impacts.
Nova Scotia Lobster Season Starts with Calm Weather
Southwestern Nova Scotia's lucrative lobster fishing season kicks off with ideal conditions on dumping day. Local fishers report calm seas and mild temperatures for the important opening.
Nova Scotia Lobster Fishermen Prepare for Dumping Day
Fifth-generation fisherman Logan Henneberry and Nova Scotia's lobster industry focus on maximizing catches and addressing tariffs as the crucial fishing season begins. Learn about their challenges and strategies.
TVA Group axes 87 television jobs in Montreal
Quebecor's TVA Group eliminates 87 television positions in Montreal due to financial challenges. Learn about the media industry restructuring and its impact.
Ontario wins case to expand online betting internationally
Ontario secures legal victory to expand online betting services to players outside Canada, marking significant growth for the province's gaming industry. Learn about the implications.
Mexico suspends 13 casinos for money laundering
Mexican authorities have suspended 13 casinos amid money laundering allegations. This major enforcement action targets illicit financial operations in the gaming industry.
GM urges suppliers to move supply chains from China
General Motors executives are pressuring suppliers to find alternatives to Chinese raw materials and components, signaling a major shift in automotive supply chains. Learn about this strategic move.
New CAE chief focuses on cost control over expansion
CAE's new leadership shifts strategy from aggressive expansion to cost containment. Learn how this Montreal-based company plans to streamline operations and improve financial performance.
Chevron aims for 10% cash flow growth through 2030
Chevron announces ambitious plan to achieve 10% annual cash flow growth through 2030 through strategic cost-cutting measures and operational efficiency improvements.
Martinrea Reports $35.8M Q3 Profit, Up From Last Year
Canadian auto parts manufacturer Martinrea posts $35.8M Q3 profit, showing significant growth from previous year. Woodbridge plant continues supplying North American auto industry.
Wendy's closes 300 US locations, Canada unaffected
Wendy's plans to shutter up to 300 underperforming US restaurants while Canadian locations continue expanding. Learn about the chain's turnaround strategy.
Florence Pugh's Mixed Bag with Intimacy Coordinators
Florence Pugh discusses her 'good and bad' experiences with intimacy coordinators on film sets, highlighting their vital role in ensuring safety and consent during sex scenes.
Boeing sustains delivery momentum in October 2025
Boeing continues its robust aircraft delivery performance in October 2025, maintaining production momentum as the aerospace giant addresses ongoing industry challenges.
Skydance shares climb on streaming strategy focus
Skydance Media shares rose significantly as the company's strategic bet on streaming content captured investor attention. Discover the details behind this market movement.
London council rejects gravel pit application pause
London local council denies bylaw to pause gravel pit applications, maintaining current mining operations. Decision impacts Ontario's aggregate industry and local development policies.
Wendy's Closing Hundreds of US Restaurants
Wendy's plans to close hundreds of US restaurants to boost profits and modernize remaining locations. Learn about the fast-food chain's restructuring strategy.
Nutrien Reviews Phosphate Business for Potential Sale
Canadian fertilizer giant Nutrien launches strategic review of its phosphate operations, exploring potential sale amid shifting market dynamics and global demand changes.
Caesars Windsor President Kevin Laforet to Retire
Kevin Laforet, the visionary president who transformed Caesars Windsor into a premier entertainment destination, will retire in early 2025 after 10 years at the helm. Discover his legacy and what's next for the casino.
Rockstar Games Protest Over Union-Busting Allegations
Dozens of protestors gathered outside Rockstar Games' Toronto office, accusing the gaming giant of union-busting tactics and demanding better working conditions for Grand Theft Auto developers.
Trump's Drug Price Plan Backfires, Helps Democrats
Former President Trump's proposal to regulate Medicare drug prices faces unexpected consequences as Democrats leverage it to attack Republican positions on healthcare, creating political turmoil.
Edmonton Stuntman in Deadpool & The Last of Us
Meet the Edmonton stunt performer who's bringing Canadian talent to major productions like Deadpool & Wolverine and The Last of Us, sharing his incredible journey from local dojos to Hollywood sets.
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