Rail safety advocate fined in Lac-Mégantic
A rail safety advocate in Lac-Mégantic, Quebec, reports being fined after raising safety concerns about trains passing through the town. Learn about the ongoing safety issues.
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N.S. Approves Dartmouth Cove Infilling Restrictions
Halifax council's controversial bylaw restricting infilling in Dartmouth Cove receives provincial approval, marking a significant environmental victory for coastal protection.
LaSalle passes new off-road vehicle bylaw
The Town of LaSalle has officially passed a new bylaw regulating off-road vehicle use on municipal roads. Learn how this decision impacts local riders and residents.
Elora introduces paid tourist parking for 2026
Tourists visiting Elora will need to pay for parking beginning in 2026 as the municipality implements new parking regulations. Learn how this change will affect visitors.
Sask. firm asks Prince Albert to lift cannabis store cap
A Saskatchewan company is urging Prince Albert to remove its three-store limit for cannabis retailers, arguing it restricts business growth. Learn about the local debate.
Montreal church sued over $2,500 MAGA event fine
A Montreal church is taking legal action after receiving a $2,500 municipal fine for hosting a 'MAGA superstar' event. Pastor Bernaby Quevedo defends the gathering as protected religious activity.
London Council weighs e-scooter ban on city streets
London City Council debates banning e-scooters from public streets as temporary permission nears expiration. Decision pending amid safety concerns and growing regulatory scrutiny.
Alberta to use AI for drafting whisky legislation
Alberta government plans artificial intelligence to craft whisky regulations. Learn how this innovative approach could transform legislative processes in Canada.
$100K fine for Edmonton trench collapse that injured worker
An Edmonton construction company faces a $100,000 fine after a trench collapse seriously injured a worker. Learn about workplace safety violations and consequences.
Saskatoon firm fined $100K after wall injures worker
A Saskatoon construction company faces a $100,000 fine after a wall collapsed onto a worker's leg. Learn about workplace safety enforcement in Saskatchewan.
Canadian Companies Struggle with Employee Recognition
New survey reveals 99% of Canadian hiring managers value employee recognition, but 45% admit their companies lack resources to implement it effectively. Learn why this gap matters for workplace productivity and retention.
Toronto's neighbourhood retail hypocrisy exposed
Toronto's new neighbourhood retail regulations reveal city's contradictory stance on small businesses. Despite claims of support, restrictive rules threaten local entrepreneurship.
2 dead at Vancouver Island forestry contractor
Two people have died following a serious incident at a forestry contractor near Chemainus, BC. Police are investigating the Friday tragedy that shocked the local community.
Edmonton council considers stricter firework regulations
Edmonton city council debates increased fines and better public education on firework safety. New motion aims to address growing community concerns about improper use.
Worker injured in Lachine garage accident
A man sustained serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle at a garage in Lachine. Montreal police confirm no criminal charges are expected. Read the full details.
Fatal Incident at Vancouver Island Forestry Contractor
Police are investigating a fatal incident at a forestry contractor on Vancouver Island near Chemainus. The worker was found dead on Friday, November 21, 2025.
Bring Back Meritocracy to Save Canadian Workplaces
Canadian companies are losing top talent due to eroded workplace culture. Discover why restoring meritocracy through performance-based rewards and leadership courage is essential for business survival.
Trump Blocks State AI Regulations, Raises Safety Alarms
President Trump renews effort to prevent states from regulating artificial intelligence, raising significant safety concerns among experts and advocacy groups.
Alberta rural municipalities back raw milk legalization
Rural Alberta leaders vote to lobby for legal raw milk sales, arguing regulation is safer than current black market. Learn about the health risks and policy debate.
Banking regulator proposes easing lending rules for banks
Canada's banking regulator OSFI proposes easing capital rules to free up $1 trillion in lending capacity while maintaining financial stability. New measures target SMEs and real estate.
Trump Rolls Back Endangered Species Act Rules
The Trump administration proposes eliminating automatic protections for threatened species, sparking environmental concerns. Learn how this affects Canadian wildlife.
Vancouver property manager fined $27K in rental fraud case
A Vancouver property manager faces $27,000 in fines following investigation into alleged short-term rental fraud scheme. Learn about the case details and regulatory consequences.
Windsor loses money from provincial speed camera ban
Windsor experiences financial impact following Ontario's provincial speed camera prohibition. Learn how this decision affects municipal revenue and traffic safety measures.
Miller's Farm denied bylaw amendment for trucking
Miller's Farm faces closure after Ottawa denies bylaw amendment needed for trucking and snow removal operations. Family business at risk following council decision.
Unsecured truck cargo leads to 19 OPP violations in Caledon
OPP discovered a truck hauling dangerously unsecured vehicle shells in Caledon, issuing 19 violations. Learn about road safety risks and enforcement actions.
AHS Suspends Calgary Mobile Grocer Permit
Alberta Health Services has suspended the operating permit for a Calgary mobile grocery service. Learn the details and implications for local food access.
Scientists criticize ultraprocessed food profits
Health experts expose how food manufacturers generate massive profits from unhealthy ultraprocessed products as countries implement marketing restrictions. Learn about the global response.
Scotiabank contacted debtor 100+ times: B.C. regulator
A British Columbia regulator resolves complaint after Scotiabank made over 100 contacts with a debtor. Learn about the resolution and banking regulations.
Questions Remain After B.C. Ostrich Farm Cull
The CFIA faces scrutiny after culling over 300 ostriches at a B.C. farm following Supreme Court appeal rejection. Farmers and advocates seek clearer guidelines.
Windsor allows Street Help wheelchair ramp after review
Windsor clarifies bylaw rules, permitting Street Help to continue using portable wheelchair ramp after initial confusion over legality. Accessibility prevails.
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