Sour Puss Liqueur Production Moves to Montreal
Phillips Distilling Company relocates Sour Puss production from Minnesota to Montreal's Station 22 distillery to overcome Canadian liquor store bans on US products amid ongoing trade uncertainty.
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Rick Westhead discusses Canada's troubled hockey culture
TSN journalist Rick Westhead joins Ian White to discuss his revealing book 'We Breed Lions,' which examines the systemic issues within Canadian hockey culture and its impact on players.
Baytex Energy sells Eagle Ford operations for $3.25B
Calgary's Baytex Energy is divesting its U.S. Eagle Ford operations in a major $3.25 billion deal, reshaping its North American portfolio. Discover the strategic implications for Canada's energy sector.
Historic Hudson's Bay Art Collection Auction in Toronto
Public previews underway for 27 artworks from the historic Hudson's Bay Company collection before they go to auction next week. A rare chance to see Canadian heritage.
Sour Puss drink production relocates to Montreal
American distiller Phillips shifts Sour Puss production to Montreal to avoid SAQ boycott. Learn how this strategic move impacts Quebec's beverage industry.
Canada's Quest to Rediscover National Unity and Trust
Geoff Russ argues Canada must rebuild shared cultural foundations and sturdy institutions to maintain social cohesion. Discover why national unity matters for Canada's future.
Morgan Stanley Rolls Out Private Company Research
Morgan Stanley joins major Wall Street firms in expanding research coverage to private companies, signaling strategic shift in investment banking services for Canadian investors.
New Book Examines Canada's Troubled Junior Hockey Culture
TSN correspondent Rick Westhead discusses his groundbreaking book 'We Breed Lions,' which investigates the dark side of Canadian junior hockey culture and its systemic issues.
Hockey Canada CEO Addresses 'Dark Places' in Hockey Culture
Hockey Canada CEO Katherine Henderson discusses her mission to transform hockey culture, address past scandals, and promote inclusivity while preparing for major international events.
NS Power expects lower earnings after cyberattack
Nova Scotia Power anticipates reduced earnings in 2025 following a significant cybersecurity incident. Learn how the attack impacts the utility's financial outlook.
Team Culture Key to Alouettes' Grey Cup Success
Montreal Alouettes GM Danny Maciocia credits team culture for their CFL championship run. Discover how the Als overcame adversity to reach their second Grey Cup in three years.
Brandt Industries fined $55K for worker injury
Regina's Brandt Industries faces a $55,000 fine for a workplace safety violation that led to a worker injury in 2021. Learn the details of the safety breach and its implications.
This Week's Must-See Pop Culture Events in Canada
From Taylor Swift's chart domination to Netflix's hottest new releases and must-watch TV premieres, here's everything you need to know in Canadian entertainment this week.
Toronto Brothers Turn Moving Business Into Comedy Hit With Drake's Help
Toronto brothers Jae and Trey Richards turned their moving company struggles into a comedy sensation with unexpected help from Drake. Discover how their viral TikTok sketches became a Canadian entertainment phenomenon.
Calgary Canucks' Noah Nelson: Rookie Goalie's Strong Start
Calgary Canucks goaltender Noah Nelson's impressive start signals a cultural shift for the junior hockey team as they build momentum with strong defensive performances.
U.S. Shutdown Threatens Canadian Engineering Giant WSP
Montreal-based WSP Global faces significant financial exposure if prolonged U.S. government shutdown halts federal infrastructure projects, CEO Alexandre L'Heureux reveals.
TC Energy Q3 Profit Dips to $841M, Revenue Rises
Canadian energy giant TC Energy reports mixed Q3 2023 results with profit declining to $841 million while revenue surges to $3.94 billion. Discover how major projects and strategic moves are shaping the company's future.
Nutrien Tops Profit Estimates, Reviews Phosphate Business
Canadian fertilizer giant Nutrien delivers stronger-than-expected quarterly earnings while initiating a comprehensive review of its phosphate operations to optimize portfolio performance.
Swiss Yodeling Evolves with Modern Twist in UNESCO Bid
Switzerland's iconic yodeling tradition evolves with urban styles and international influences as it seeks UNESCO recognition, blending ancient alpine heritage with contemporary soundscapes.
Bad Company Nominated for Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
After decades of anticipation, British rock icons Bad Company receive their first-ever Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nomination, sparking celebration among fans and band members alike.
Wine Service Returns: Boost for Canadian Hospitality
Discover how the return of wine service in Canadian restaurants marks a pivotal moment for the hospitality industry's recovery and what it means for wine lovers.
Suncor Shares Jump After Earnings Beat and Production Boost
Calgary-based energy leader Suncor delivers impressive Q2 results, exceeding analyst forecasts and raising production guidance, sending shares skyrocketing.
Olivier Rousteing Exits Balmain After 14 Years
Fashion world stunned as Olivier Rousteing departs Balmain following 14 transformative years that redefined luxury fashion with celebrity collaborations and social media savvy.
Vancouver's Eastside Culture Crawl Draws 40,000 Art Lovers
The annual Eastside Culture Crawl transforms Vancouver's creative landscape, bringing thousands of art enthusiasts to explore 500+ artist studios across the city's historic neighborhoods.
Maple Leaf Foods Q3 Profit Hits $43.1M
Canadian food giant Maple Leaf Foods reports robust third-quarter earnings with profit hitting $43.1 million and sales climbing 8% year-over-year, signaling strong consumer demand despite market challenges.
Canada's budget boosts CBC funding, eyes Eurovision entry
The Liberal government's latest budget includes increased funding for CBC/Radio-Canada and explores Canada's potential entry into the Eurovision Song Contest, signaling new cultural ambitions.
Canadian Armed Forces Racism: Systemic or Isolated?
An examination of racism within Canada's military challenges the 'systemic' label, arguing for a more nuanced understanding of institutional culture and individual accountability.
Ottawa Indigenous Music Festival Returns with Cultural Celebration
Experience the vibrant return of Ottawa's Indigenous Music Festival, featuring diverse artists, cultural workshops, and family-friendly activities that showcase the richness of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit musical traditions.
Barrie pool company $500K fraud trial set
Two Barrie men face trial for allegedly defrauding 16 customers out of $500,000 through their pool company. Discover how the elaborate scheme unfolded and what victims experienced.
BC Billionaire Loses Hudson's Bay Properties to Landlords
In a dramatic legal reversal, landlords have won back control of prominent Hudson's Bay Company properties that BC billionaire Richard Baker sought to acquire, reshaping Canada's retail real estate landscape.
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