Saskatoon Food Bank kicks off biggest annual campaign
The Saskatoon Food Bank and Learning Centre launches its largest annual holiday drive with a significant donation boost. Learn how the community can help fight hunger this season.
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Laurentian Bank Sale: Customer Impact Explained
Laurentian Bank's sale to National Bank is finalized. Learn what this means for account holders, services, and the future of banking in Canada. Get the full details here.
New Brunswick announces $1.47-billion capital budget
Finance Minister René Legacy presents New Brunswick's $1.47-billion capital budget for 2025, outlining major provincial investments in infrastructure and public projects.
Laurentian Bank announces sale to Fairstone, National Bank
Laurentian Bank of Canada has finalized its sale, with assets divided between Fairstone Bank and National Bank. Get the details on this significant shift in Canadian banking.
U.S. to impose $45 fee for air travellers without REAL ID
Starting in 2025, U.S. air travellers lacking a REAL ID will face a $45 fee. Learn the details and how this impacts Canadian flyers heading south.
Food Bank Use at Alarming High in Canada
Food bank reliance in Canada has hit a critical level. Learn the key facts and discover concrete ways you can support your community during this urgent time of need.
AtkinsRéalis acquires Australian engineering firm ADG Capital
Montreal-based AtkinsRéalis Group acquires Australian engineering firm ADG Capital, marking a strategic expansion in the Asia-Pacific region. Learn about the deal's impact on global engineering.
Trump grants clemency in $1.6B fraud case
President Trump granted clemency to David Gentile, convicted in a $1.6 billion investment fraud scheme affecting thousands. Learn about the case details and implications.
Trump frees ex-GPB Capital CEO after Ponzi scheme sentence
Former President Trump grants clemency to David Gentile, former GPB Capital CEO convicted in $1.8 billion Ponzi scheme. Latest development in ongoing presidential pardon controversies.
Cambodia's former capital now city of the dead
Explore the haunting transformation of Oudong, Cambodia's former capital, into a city of the dead. Discover ancient temples and golden relics in this fascinating historical journey.
Veterans Food Bank donations down 80%, needs help
The Veterans Association Food Bank in Calgary reports an 80% decline in donations, putting veteran support services at risk. Community assistance urgently needed.
UK to Require Advance Travel Permission for Canadians
Starting February 25, 2026, Canadians will need Electronic Travel Authorization to visit the UK. Learn about the new requirements, costs, and application process.
New UK Travel Rules Affect Canadian Visitors in 2025
Canadian travelers to the UK will face new entry requirements as the Electronic Travel Authorization scheme begins enforcement in November 2025. Learn how this affects your travel plans.
New 'Capital City Kitchen' opens in Regina City Hall
Discover the new Capital City Kitchen, a partnership between Dad's Diner and Hillside Smoke 'n Que, now serving Regina City Hall. Get the latest on the menu and opening details.
Vancouver's PNE Amphitheatre costs triple to $183M
Vancouver's PNE Amphitheatre budget has nearly tripled to $183 million, raising questions about accountability and major project management in Canadian municipalities.
Light snow falls in Ottawa this Thursday morning
Ottawa residents woke up to light snow flurries this Thursday morning. Stay updated on the weather forecast and local news developments across the capital region.
Capital Power & CFL Donate $30K for Indigenous Youth
Capital Power and the CFL celebrate a successful 2025 partnership, resulting in a $30,000 donation to Indigenous Youth Roots from fan support of the New Era sideline collection.
Ottawa advances bid for private landfill near Carlsbad Springs
Ottawa moves forward with bidding for 475-acre landfill near Carlsbad Springs. Mayor Sutcliffe promises transparency after competitive process concludes. Read latest updates.
Ottawa proceeds with bidding for private landfill purchase
The City of Ottawa is advancing plans to acquire a private landfill through a competitive bidding process. Learn about the timeline and implications for waste management.
Guelph senior loses $15K in bank card scam
Guelph police issue urgent warning after senior loses nearly $15,000 in sophisticated bank card scam. Learn how to protect yourself from financial fraud.
Women, Minorities Advance in Venture Capital: Study
A new study reveals significant progress for women and visible minorities in Canada's venture capital and private equity sectors. Discover the key findings and what this means for the future of business investment.
Canada's Chance to Boost Economy and Defence
Leading Canadian figures propose a defence technology venture capital unit to simultaneously strengthen national security and drive economic growth through innovation.
Ottawa's potential bid to buy private landfill explored
Ottawa officials are evaluating a potential municipal purchase of the Capital Region Resource Recovery Centre landfill. Learn about the implications and next steps.
Ex-AIMCo CEO Evan Siddall joins BMO capital markets
Evan Siddall, ousted from AIMCo in 2024, has been appointed vice-chair of BMO's capital markets division following a reorganization. Learn about his Wall Street connections and career journey.
AI Bubble Bust Could Trigger 30% Market Plunge
Capital Economics warns an AI bubble burst could cause S&P 500 to drop 30% and tech sectors 60%, though the rally may continue through 2026 before correction.
AI Bubble Bust Could Trigger 30% Market Crash
Capital Economics warns an AI bubble burst could cause S&P 500 to drop 30% and tech sectors 60%, though not immediately. Learn what's different from dot-com crash.
UPEI food bank visits surge 60% as costs rise
University of Prince Edward Island campus food bank records dramatic 60% increase in student visits between 2022-2024 as living costs skyrocket. Learn how students are coping.
Prosecutors defend death penalty in Mangione case
Federal prosecutors urge judge to reject dismissal of death penalty charges against Luigi Mangione for shooting UnitedHealth executive. Case continues amid legal battles.
Ottawa Skiing Doesn't Have to Break the Bank
Discover how Ottawa skiers enjoy winter sports without overspending. Local insights reveal budget-friendly options for hitting the slopes in the National Capital Region.
OSFI changes capital rules to boost bank lending
Canada's banking regulator OSFI announces capital requirement changes to help banks increase lending to businesses and consumers. Learn how this affects the economy.
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