Brunswick Drills 90.5m at 1.31% Li2O at Anatacau Project
Brunswick Exploration announces significant lithium mineralization results from its 2026 winter drilling campaign at the Anatacau Main Project in Quebec's James Bay region.
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London May Introduce Tenant Protections Against Demolition in 2027
As London, Ontario, pursues urban intensification, city leaders are exploring innovative tenant protections for housing slated for demolition or redevelopment by 2027.
Bunker Hill Mining on Track for June 2026 Mine Restart
Bunker Hill Mining Corp. provides corporate update confirming continued progress toward June 2026 restart of Bunker Hill Mine in Idaho's Silver Valley, with commissioning activities advancing across key circuits.
Pedestrian Fatally Struck by Vehicle in Mississauga
Emergency crews responded to a fatal collision in Mississauga where a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle. The incident occurred on April 15, 2026, with paramedics confirming the fatality at the scene.
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Warehouse Leasing Jumps as Shippers Seek Tariff Workarounds
A new report reveals a significant increase in Canadian warehouse leasing activity, driven by global shippers seeking flexibility and strategies to circumvent U.S. tariffs.
Driver Waits 8 Months for $40K Insurance Payout
An Ontario driver expresses a sense of betrayal after his insurance company took eight months to compensate him $40,000 following a serious collision in September 2025.
Real Estate Meltdown Hits Gretzky's Hometown in Canada
Canada's housing crisis extends beyond major cities to towns like Brantford, Ont., where prices have plummeted, leaving homeowners struggling and developers halting projects amid a nationwide correction.
Highrise Near Westminster Ponds ESA Approved After Land Swap
A controversial highrise complex proposed near the Westminster Ponds Environmentally Significant Area in London, Ontario, has gained planning committee approval following a land-swap agreement, despite criticism from environmental advocates.
Canada's Inflation War: Economic Threat and Social Division
Inflation in Canada acts as a hidden tax, disproportionately affecting families and seniors while creating social divisions. Structural factors and policy decisions have fueled this persistent economic challenge.
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Calgary Tow Truck Driver Adapts to Soaring Fuel Costs
A Calgary tow truck business owner reveals how rising diesel prices are forcing operational changes, with national impacts from Middle East conflicts affecting Canadian industries.
Gen Z: Office Work Essential for Career Development
Business leaders emphasize that in-office presence is crucial for Gen Z workers to develop interpersonal skills, receive mentorship, and advance their careers, despite the convenience of remote work.
Why Investors Should Consider Private Assets: Benefits and Risks
Private assets offer diversification, higher returns, and unique opportunities, but investors must consider liquidity and fees. Learn why pension plans invest heavily while retail investors often avoid them.
High-Speed Rail Project Criticized as Costly Fantasy
The proposed Alto high-speed rail line from Toronto to Quebec City faces criticism for its $90 billion price tag and lengthy timeline, with experts warning of financial risks.
European Shares Flat After Asia Gains on US-Iran Talks Hope
European stock markets showed minimal movement following gains in Asian markets, driven by optimism over potential diplomatic talks between the United States and Iran. The stability reflects cautious investor sentiment amid geopolitical developments.
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Gas Tax Suspension: Agriculture, Trucking Industries React
Farmers and truckers nationwide respond to Ottawa's temporary federal gas tax suspension, with some welcoming cost relief while others express skepticism about long-term impacts on energy-intensive sectors.
Gas Tax Cut Impact on Airfare: Airlines Respond
As the federal government suspends the gas tax, Canadian airlines discuss whether this will lead to lower airfares for passengers, citing operational complexities.
Winnipeg-Manitoba Trade Corridor in Premier-PM Talks
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew met on Parliament Hill, discussing the Winnipeg-Manitoba trade corridor and other key issues amid federal gas tax changes.
Air New Zealand Economy Bunk Beds Launch on New York Route
Air New Zealand's innovative Economy Skynest bunk beds will debut on Boeing 787-9 aircraft flying from New York to New Zealand starting in November 2026.
Winnipeg Drivers React to Federal Gas Tax Cut
Winnipeg drivers express varied opinions on a temporary federal gas tax reduction, with some welcoming relief and others questioning its impact amid ongoing economic pressures.
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Ambassador Bridge Rates Cut for Premier Accounts Next Week
The Ambassador Bridge will implement reduced crossing rates for Premier account holders beginning early next week, offering significant savings for frequent travelers and commercial users.
UBC Fruit Wash Keeps Produce Fresh, Removes Pesticides
University of British Columbia scientists have created an innovative fruit wash that not only eliminates pesticide residue but also significantly extends the shelf life of fresh produce, offering a breakthrough in food safety and sustainability.
Regina Seniors Upset Over Public Housing Move Requests
Long-time residents at Regina's Rochdale apartments express distress as they face potential relocation, citing discrimination and uncertainty over their future housing stability.
Saskatoon Commuters Adjust to College Drive Traffic Restrictions
Saskatoon residents are adapting to extended traffic restrictions on College Drive, impacting daily commutes and local travel patterns as authorities implement long-term changes.
Lotto Max Changes: Higher Price, Bigger Jackpots, More Prizes
Lotto Max introduces major updates including a ticket price increase to $6, jackpots up to $90 million, more bonus draws, and improved odds, effective April 14, 2026.
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Atlantic Canada Government Workforce Larger Than National Figures
A new Fraser Institute report reveals that Atlantic Canada's public sector employment significantly outpaces the national average, raising questions about regional economic efficiency and fiscal sustainability in the provinces.
Alberta Pipeline Priorities Unchanged Under Federal Liberal Majority
Alberta's cabinet asserts that its pipeline priorities remain unchanged following the federal Liberal majority, emphasizing provincial energy strategy continuity.
Farmers Resist Land Inspections for High-Speed Rail in Ontario, Quebec
Farmers in eastern Ontario and Quebec are pushing back against land inspections for the Alto high-speed rail project, with many refusing surveys on their properties amid concerns over property rights and project impacts.
Cenovus CEO Hopeful on Carbon Capture Project Agreement
Cenovus Energy CEO Jon McKenzie expresses hope for a pivotal carbon capture deal between Ottawa, Alberta, and oilsands producers, despite negotiations extending past the initial April 1 deadline.
Ontario Proposes Ban on Workers Paying for Uniforms
Ontario introduces legislation to ban employers from requiring employees to pay for mandatory uniforms, aiming to protect workers in hospitality and entertainment sectors.
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Metrolinx Axles Aid Ottawa's O-Train Amid Service Crisis
Ottawa's Line 1 LRT service receives crucial axles from Metrolinx to address spalling issues, as Mayor Mark Sutcliffe praises provincial partnership amid ongoing delays and pending system upload.
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