Alberta Flu Wave Peaks, Hospital Crisis Continues
Alberta's influenza A wave has peaked, but doctors declare a 'medical disaster' as hospitals remain overwhelmed. Edmonton physicians urge the province to declare a state of emergency.
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Vancouver businesses slam province over Broadway closure
A Vancouver business association criticizes the province for the prolonged Broadway and Quebec Street closure, citing economic damage and lack of consultation. Read the full story.
Lethbridge Home Prices Jump 20% Year-Over-Year
The average price for a detached home in Lethbridge hit $502,790 in December 2025, a sharp 20% increase from the previous year, according to new Alberta real estate data.
New Business Innovation Centre Opens in Cape Breton
The Cape Breton Business Innovation Centre officially launched on January 12, 2026, marking a significant investment in local entrepreneurship and economic development for Nova Scotia. Learn more about this new hub for business growth.
Vancouver venues question safety inspection 'raids'
Vancouver nightlife operators clash with city officials over enforcement sweeps targeting venues. Officials cite safety for FIFA World Cup 2026, while owners describe intimidating 'raids'. Explore the debate.
Vancouver Broadway closure threatens struggling businesses
A four-month full road closure on East Broadway for subway work could devastate Vancouver businesses already hit by years of construction. The BIA is pleading for provincial help.
Vancouver shop owner demands action after $3K theft
A Yaletown clothing store owner is calling for accountability after a brazen theft saw $3,000 in merchandise stolen. Surveillance footage captured the incident as retail crime concerns grow.
Busy flu season could lead to hospital wait times over 10 hours
A severe flu season is overwhelming hospitals, potentially causing emergency room waits exceeding 10 hours. The Ontario Medical Association warns of a concurrent family doctor shortage.
OMA Warns of Critical Family Doctor Shortage in Ontario
The Ontario Medical Association issues a stark warning about a growing family physician shortage, threatening access to primary care across the province. Learn the details and potential impacts.
Ottawa Mayor Outlines Plan to Ramp Up Homebuilding
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe detailed a new strategy to accelerate home construction, addressing the city's critical housing shortage. Learn the key measures announced to builders.
Alberta Medical Association calls for crisis declaration
The Alberta Medical Association details severe hospital over-capacity, labeling it a 'medical disaster' and calls on the provincial government to formally declare a healthcare crisis.
Nate Sabine Appointed Chair of Canadian Live Music Association
Vancouver music veteran Nate Sabine is the new chair of the Canadian Live Music Association. He outlines five major issues, including tours skipping Western Canada, facing the industry in 2026.
Alberta teachers find mandatory student screenings unhelpful
A new Alberta government survey shows nearly 74% of educators find mandatory literacy and numeracy screenings for K-3 students unhelpful. Teachers cite developmentally inappropriate content and lack of support.
Edmonton LRT trains get new safety messaging for drivers
An Edmonton LRT train is wrapped with urgent safety messages reminding drivers to obey signals. The AMA campaign aims to reduce collisions as the city focuses on transit safety.
Regina's 2026 Housing Market to Remain Seller's Market
Despite many 'for sale' signs, Regina's housing market is forecast to stay competitive in 2026, with Saskatchewan offering some of Canada's most affordable homes. Get the latest insights.
Lapu-Lapu Day festival returns to Vancouver after attack
Vancouver's Lapu-Lapu Day festival is set to return in 2026 with a focus on community healing, following a deadly SUV attack at the 2025 event. The community looks to rebuild and remember.
Fredericton café owner sells business due to high costs
The owner of Chess Piece Pâtisserie in downtown Fredericton is selling her business, unable to keep pace with rising expenses. Learn the story behind the closure.
London Drugs Closing Woodward's Location in Vancouver
London Drugs will permanently close its Downtown Eastside Vancouver store on February 1, 2025, citing persistent safety incidents and unsustainable financial losses. Read the full story.
Military Spending May Create All-Canadian Vehicle
A new report suggests Canada's $80B defence budget could help develop a dual-purpose vehicle for military and consumer markets, reviving domestic auto manufacturing. Explore the potential and challenges.
Rocky View County Business Licence Plan Ruffles Feathers
Rocky View County explores mandatory business licensing, drawing criticism from Langdon entrepreneurs who claim they weren't consulted. Read about the debate and potential impacts.
Vancouver Home Sales Hit 20-Year Low in 2025
Metro Vancouver's housing market recorded its lowest sales in two decades in 2025, with high inventory pushing benchmark prices down by about 5%. Will 2026 bring a rebound?
Djokovic quits players' union he co-founded
Tennis star Novak Djokovic has resigned from the Professional Tennis Players Association (PTPA), the organization he helped establish. The move marks a significant shift in player advocacy.
Historic Manitoba Café Sells for Symbolic $1
The former M&M Café in Benito, Manitoba, has been sold for just one dollar. Discover the story behind this unique sale and what it means for the community's future.
Stonewall Fire Dept. gets original 1948 fire truck back
The Stonewall-Rockwood Fire Fighters Association celebrates the return of its first-ever fire truck, a 1948 model, restoring a vital piece of local history. Read the full story.
Racehorse tests positive for meth, trainer suspended
A racehorse named 'J's On Fire' tested positive for methamphetamine after a race, leading to the suspension of trainer Michael Joiner by the New Mexico Racing Commission.
Iconic Vancouver's Sunrise Market Business for Sale
The family-owned Sunrise Market in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside is up for sale. Learn about its legacy, the $4.5M business listing, and what it means for the community facing food insecurity.
Regina Real Estate Poised for Record 2026 Prices
Regina's hot housing market, fueled by low inventory and high demand from newcomers, is forecast to continue its record-setting pace into 2026, creating a strong seller's market.
Saskatoon youth embrace 'boring business' for entrepreneurship
Facing high costs, Saskatoon's young adults are turning to low-risk, essential service businesses like cleaning. Discover how Caleb Smith built True Blue Cleaning Solutions and why this trend is growing.
U.S. Pending Home Sales Surge to 3-Year High
Pending U.S. home sales soared in November, reaching the highest level in nearly three years. The National Association of Realtors reports a significant market rebound. Discover the key drivers and what it signals for the housing sector.
Truck Theft Evolves in Ontario, 905 Region Top for Cargo Crime
Cargo theft in Ontario has evolved into stealing entire commercial trucks, with the 905 region identified as North America's worst hotspot. Learn about the new trend and its impact.
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