President Trump's State of the Union proposal for a $1,000 retirement match for lower-income workers is already law, enacted in 2022 under Biden, sparking political debate over credit and implementation.
Alberta's agricultural sector anticipates tariff reductions but remains focused on building long-term resilience against future economic and environmental challenges.
Calgary City Council has approved a motion to extend transit transfer periods from 90 to 120 minutes and launch a review of the downtown free fare zone, aiming to better serve the growing city's commuters.
The Alberta government introduces new legislation aimed at enhancing price transparency in the tourism sector, requiring clear disclosure of all costs to protect consumers from hidden fees.
Premier Scott Moe states his trade mission to India will prioritize preventing tariff increases on agricultural exports, particularly pulses, rather than signing a comprehensive trade agreement.
A union representing city workers in Windsor, Ontario, has withdrawn from a staffing agreement tied to 57 jobs, citing multiple alleged violations by the city administration.
Regina City Council has postponed a crucial vote on proposed transit fare increases, resulting in significant lost revenue for the city as riders continue to oppose the rising costs.
Lethbridge Mayor Blaine Hyggen expressed surprise and frustration after WestJet announced it will cancel flights between Calgary and Lethbridge in late June, citing insufficient demand for the route.
Residents in Eastern Ontario express fears about proposed Alto high-speed rail line potentially bisecting communities, disrupting commutes, and separating essential services. Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon promises consultation.
Wall Street investors face growing confusion over AI's trajectory, with recent market dips triggered by speculative fiction and incremental product releases highlighting fragile sentiment.
The iconic St. Jacobs Antique Market in Ontario is temporarily closing its doors, impacting local vendors and antique enthusiasts in the Kitchener-Waterloo area.
The Diageo bottling facility in Amherstburg shut down two days ahead of schedule, ending over 200 jobs. Union leaders criticize the move as disrespectful to Canadian workers.
Gold and silver prices climbed as traders reacted to U.S. tariff uncertainties and Middle East tensions, with bullion recovering from recent losses amid broader economic concerns.
A trade lawyer explains that obtaining refunds from tariffs deemed illegal under USMCA will involve a messy, protracted legal process with significant hurdles.
Yanik Guillemette announces an Accolad initiative to automate referral payments and incentives, enhancing talent retention in Canada's expanding aerospace sector.
Following years of legal battles, Enbridge Energy has initiated the rerouting of a crude oil pipeline to bypass a Wisconsin reservation, marking a significant development in the contentious project.
Workers at the Diageo facility in Amherstburg, Ontario, express shock after the company announced an early closure, impacting local employment and raising concerns about corporate transparency.
Multiple Ottawa-region companies have become founding members of a new national defense industry association aimed at strengthening Canada's security sector through collaboration and innovation.
Prediction market platform Kalshi has fined and suspended an employee of YouTube star MrBeast for insider trading, marking one of the first public disciplinary actions in the fast-growing industry.
A commercial motor vehicle driver has been issued approximately $1,900 in fines after a traffic stop conducted by police in Guelph, Ontario.
A snowmobile accident involving a hay trailer occurred in Mapleton Township, prompting an investigation by local authorities. Details on injuries and the cause are still emerging.
The iconic Barlochan cottage featured in the season finale of the hockey romance series Heated Rivalry is now available for rental through Airbnb starting March 3, priced at $248.10 per night.
An expert emphasizes that sustainable economic growth is crucial for New Brunswick's long-term financial health, arguing against reliance solely on budget cuts to address fiscal challenges.
The City of Toronto is implementing transit signal priority on the Finch West LRT after complaints of slow travel times. Mayor Olivia Chow aims for completion by spring 2026.
Electra Battery Materials has approved a $73 million USD budget to construct North America's inaugural battery-grade cobalt sulfate refinery in Temiskaming Shores, Ontario, marking a significant milestone in the critical minerals sector.
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The last office tower at the World Trade Center site, 2 WTC, will be built as the new headquarters for American Express, designed by Foster+Partners, marking a milestone in Lower Manhattan's redevelopment.
A fifth strike by STM maintenance workers has been temporarily avoided as both sides agree to conciliation sessions starting in March after nearly two years of negotiations.
A new recommendation proposes reducing Winnipeg's default speed limit from 50 km/h to 40 km/h to enhance pedestrian safety and reduce traffic accidents.
A South African diamond mining company has declared five trapped miners presumed dead and filed for liquidation, marking a tragic end to the rescue efforts and financial struggles.