Toronto Public Health issues drug alert after overdose deaths
Toronto Public Health has issued a critical drug alert following three suspected opioid overdose deaths. Officials warn of a dangerous drug supply circulating in the city.
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SAGA Metals Reports Best Titanium Drill Results in Labrador
SAGA Metals Corp. announces its best drill results to date at the Radar Ti-V-Fe Project in Labrador, highlighting a potential new North American titanium supply source amid growing defense sector demand.
Vertical Construction Begins at PowerCo St. Thomas Site
Physical structures are now rising at the 350-acre PowerCo site in St. Thomas, Ontario, marking a major milestone for the electric vehicle battery plant project. See the latest developments.
Calgary water main repair finished, supply alert persists
Repair work on a major Calgary water main break from December 2025 is now complete, but the city remains under a water supply alert. Get the latest details on the situation and ongoing precautions.
Ontario faces road salt shortage, contractors look abroad
Snow removal contractors in Ontario are scrambling to source road salt from outside Canada due to a critical shortage. Learn how this impacts winter road safety and costs.
Record Copper Price Signals Accelerating Race for Supplies
Copper prices reach a historic peak, driven by supply constraints and robust demand. Industry expert Chris McHaney analyzes the market dynamics and what it means for investors and the global economy.
Copper Hits Record $13,000 on U.S. Import Frenzy
Copper prices smash records, exceeding US$13,000 a tonne, driven by a rush to import metal into the U.S. amid tariff uncertainty and critical supply concerns. Discover the factors behind the surge.
SAGA Metals Hits Strongest Drill Results in Labrador
SAGA Metals Corp. announces its best-ever drill results for titanium, vanadium, and iron at the Radar Project in Labrador, marking a significant milestone for Canada's critical minerals sector.
Xusheng wins $1.1B auto parts order from North American automaker
China's Xusheng Group secures a massive US$1.1 billion order to supply auto parts to a major North American automaker, signaling robust trade ties and manufacturing prowess. Discover the details of this landmark deal.
Canada faces 'poisonous' concessions in CUSMA talks with Trump
As CUSMA renegotiations begin, Canada faces pressure from the U.S. on dairy supply management and digital laws. Experts weigh the risks of 'poisonous' concessions to Trump's demands.
Car Sales Jump 20% as Vehicle Supply Improves
New car sales in Canada soared over 20% in November, driven by improving vehicle supply. Experts explain the post-pandemic market dynamics and what it means for prices.
Why Car Prices Stay High After Pandemic
Canadian auto sales jumped over 20% in November 2025, yet vehicle prices remain sharply elevated. Experts explain the lingering supply chain and market forces keeping costs high.
Calgary water consumption spikes, straining supply
Calgary's daily water consumption rose to 493 million litres, exceeding the safe threshold and putting a 'heavy strain' on the city's water infrastructure. Officials urge immediate conservation.
SAGA Metals Hits Best Drill Results in Labrador
SAGA Metals Corp. announces its best drill results to date from the Trapper Zone at the Radar Ti-V-Fe Project in Labrador, showing significant increases in critical mineral grades.
Generic Ozempic Production Approved in Canada, Supply Delayed
Canadian companies can begin producing generic versions of Ozempic starting next week, but experts warn patients should not expect immediate access due to manufacturing and distribution timelines.
Aluminum Hits $3,000, First Time Since 2022 on Supply Fears
Aluminum prices break the $3,000 per ton barrier for the first time in over three years. Supply caps in China and European constraints drive the rally, with copper and nickel also posting strong gains.
Windsor Hit Hardest as Trump Trade War Nears Anniversary
As the Trump-launched trade war nears its first anniversary, Windsor, Ontario, stands as the Canadian community most sharply impacted. Explore the economic and political fallout.
B.C. mandates witnessed dosing for safer drug supply
A new rule requiring people to take prescribed safer drugs in front of a witness in B.C. has critics warning of unintended consequences for overdose prevention. Learn why advocates are concerned.
China Orders 50% Domestic Chipmaking Equipment
China mandates chipmakers use 50% domestic equipment by 2027, sources tell Reuters. This move reshapes global semiconductor supply chains and tech independence.
Oil Climbs as Ukraine Peace Talks Hit Snag, China Vows Support
Crude oil prices reversed losses as US-led Ukraine peace talks faced new complications and China pledged fiscal support for growth. WTI settled above US$58.
Copper Hits Record High as Supply Fears Fuel Rally
Copper prices surged to a record high on the London Metal Exchange, driven by severe supply disruptions and trade policy fears, despite weakening demand in China. Analysts warn the rally may be overheating.
Coffee Prices Soar in Canada: Key Reasons Explained
The cost of your daily coffee has surged. We analyze the key factors, from climate change to supply chain issues, driving up prices for Canadian consumers. Find out what's behind your pricier cup.
Tesla's multi-billion dollar battery deal collapses
A major battery supply agreement worth billions for Tesla has been terminated, with a final settlement of just over seven thousand dollars. Discover the details behind this stunning corporate reversal.
South Korea's L&F slashes value of Tesla battery material deal
South Korean firm L&F has significantly reduced the value of its battery material supply contract with Tesla. Explore the details and potential impacts on the EV supply chain.
Why 2026 is a pivotal year for Canada's food policy
Dr. Sylvain Charlebois explains the converging forces reshaping Canada's food economy in 2026, from trade pressures to AI pricing. A year of reckoning for competitiveness and food security.
B.C. winds down free take-home safer supply drugs
British Columbia mandates medical supervision for most safer supply drugs after years of evidence showed diversion to the black market. Critics say the policy change came too late.
12 Products to Save Money & Reduce Waste in Canada
Facing rising costs and supply chain issues? Discover 12 reusable and product-extending items, from beeswax wraps to menstrual cups, that help Canadians save money and cut down on single-use plastics.
Wheat Rally Hits Longest Streak Since April on War, Weather
Chicago wheat futures extend rally amid Russian attacks on Ukrainian ports and concerning warm weather in U.S. Plains. Prices climb 1.5%, marking the longest gain since April.
Wheat Rally Hits Longest Streak Since April on War, Weather
Chicago wheat futures extend rally as Russian attacks threaten Black Sea exports and record warmth in U.S. Plains creates crop risks. Sugar prices also climb.
Why 2026 Will Be Another Rocky Year for Global Trade
After a year of tariffs in 2025, global trade braces for the consequences in 2026. Key challenges include CUSMA review, supply chain shocks, and shifting trade patterns. Read the analysis.
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