Judge to Rule on 2015 Air Canada Crash Settlement in June
A Nova Scotia judge will decide in June on a class action settlement related to the 2015 Air Canada crash landing in Halifax, a case stemming from a fatal incident that killed two pilots.
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Qatar LNG Disruption Could Boost Canadian Energy Projects
A major energy outage in Qatar, a top global LNG supplier, could make Western Canada's liquefied natural gas projects more attractive to international buyers and governments, though development timelines remain lengthy.
Bank of Canada Deputy Governor Mendes Leaving, Kozicki to Retire
The Bank of Canada has confirmed that Deputy Governor Rhys Mendes is departing the central bank, while Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Kozicki is set to retire, marking significant leadership changes.
Ontario Farmer Returns Litterbug's Trash in Viral Clip
A Caledon farmer, Dave Snyder, discovered trash dumped on his cornfield with the culprit's address included. In a viral Instagram clip, he returned the waste directly to their home, sparking discussions about illegal dumping and community responsibility.
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Gas Prices Soar, Governments and Companies Offer Financial Aid
Gas prices in Canada have surged to an average of 172.4 cents per litre, driven by the Iran war, leading to federal aid for farmers and corporate programs like DoorDash's driver support.
Jillian Harris Expands Jilly Box with New Marketplace
British Columbia celebrity entrepreneur Jillian Harris expands her Jilly Box subscription service into a full e-commerce marketplace featuring curated, values-aligned products from small Canadian businesses.
E.C. Row Overnight Closures and Lane Reductions in East Windsor
Lane reductions and overnight closures are underway on E.C. Row Expressway and County Road 22 in East Windsor to accommodate a $110 million interchange project, with construction expected to be substantially complete by 2027.
Winnipeg Construction Owner Denies Overcharging on Police HQ
A Winnipeg construction company owner has denied allegations of overcharging the city on the police headquarters project, as a fraud investigator testified about concerning invoices at a public inquiry.
Air Canada Attendant Ejected, Survives Crash Strapped to Seat
A flight attendant was thrown from an Air Canada plane after a runway collision with a fire truck at LaGuardia Airport and discovered alive on the tarmac, still secured in her jump seat.
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Third Saskatoon Overpass Struck This Month
For the third time in March, an over-height vehicle has struck a Saskatoon overpass, this time hitting a train and pedestrian bridge near Attridge Drive. City officials are conducting inspections and considering charges against drivers.
Woodroffe Avenue Closure for LRT Construction Until Fall
A key section of Woodroffe Avenue in Ottawa will be closed from March 30 until fall due to Stage 2 LRT construction, impacting drivers and local businesses significantly.
U.S. Pays $1B to French Company to Cancel Offshore Wind Leases
The Trump administration has agreed to pay French energy giant TotalEnergies $1 billion to relinquish its U.S. offshore wind leases, a major shift in American renewable energy policy.
Air Canada Pilots Killed in LaGuardia Airport Collision
Two Air Canada pilots died when their jet collided with a fire truck on the runway at New York's LaGuardia Airport. The fire truck was responding to an unrelated incident at the time of the crash.
Mr. Mikes in Coquitlam Closes After 25 Years
After over two decades of service, the Mr. Mikes steak house on Lougheed Highway in Coquitlam will shut its doors on April 26, marking the end of an era for the community.
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Canada's Energy Delivery Race: Time-Limited Global Opportunity
Canada possesses the resources and expertise to become a global energy leader, but must accelerate infrastructure delivery to compete internationally amid shifting markets and geopolitical instability.
Barrie Transit Strike Avoided with Union-Contractor Deal
A potential transit strike in Barrie, Ontario has been avoided after the union and contractor reached a last-minute agreement, ensuring uninterrupted public transportation services for residents.
E.C. Row Expressway Closures: What to Know This Week
Construction at E.C. Row Expressway and Banwell Road in Windsor, Ontario, is causing significant closures this week. Here are the key details and impacts on local traffic and commuting.
Grocery Prices May Spike Fast as Fertilizer Costs Surge: Expert
An agricultural expert warns that grocery prices could rise sharply within months if fertilizer costs continue to increase, impacting food affordability and supply chains.
Windsor Air Canada Flights Unaffected by NY Crash
Windsor International Airport reports Air Canada flights operating normally despite cancellations elsewhere after a fatal collision in New York killed two pilots.
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Weather Suspected in Fatal Manitoba Highway Crash
A tragic highway accident in Manitoba, believed to be influenced by adverse weather conditions, has claimed the life of a local woman, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
Startup Raises $40M for Chipmaking Tech with Microsoft Backing
A startup supported by Microsoft has raised $40 million in funding to develop advanced equipment for semiconductor manufacturing, aiming to enhance chip production capabilities.
Alberta Government Sells Riverside Calgary Properties
The Alberta government has listed multiple properties in Calgary's Riverside area for sale, marking a significant real estate transaction. This move involves state-owned assets in a prime location, with potential implications for local development and gov
Coalition Pushes for Equity Act Updates to Include Black, LGBTQ+ Workers
A coalition of 20 labor and human rights groups has launched the National Employment Equity Council to pressure the federal government to modernize the Employment Equity Act, specifically calling for the recognition of Black and LGBTQ+ workers as designat
Polymarket Implements Insider Trading Rules After Scrutiny
Polymarket has updated its rules to prohibit insider trading, including bans on using stolen information or illegal tips, following scrutiny over market manipulation. The platform, along with rival Kalshi, has seen a surge in trading volumes, driven by sp
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Ontario Increases Highway Patrols on Hwy. 11 and 17
The Ontario government is ramping up enforcement on Highways 11 and 17 following recent fatal accidents, aiming to improve road safety in Northern Ontario.
Dow Soars 1,000 Points, Oil Falls on Iran War End Hopes
The Dow Jones Industrial Average skyrocketed by 1,000 points, while oil prices experienced a sharp decline, driven by investor optimism over potential peace negotiations in the Iran conflict.
Audio Reveals Moments Before Deadly LaGuardia Plane Crash
A fatal collision between an Air Canada jet and a fire truck at New York's LaGuardia Airport has been captured in chilling air traffic control recordings, with investigators pointing to human error.
131-Year-Old B.C. Grocery Store Sold, Ending Family Legacy
McMynn Family Foods, operating since 1895 in Midway, B.C., has been sold to Hammy's Foods from Alberta. The store, a community cornerstone, will retain all staff under new ownership, marking a bittersweet transition for the McMynn family.
Audio Reveals Moments Before LaGuardia Airport Plane Crash
Dramatic audio captures air traffic control's frantic warnings before an Air Canada Express plane crashed into a fire truck at LaGuardia Airport, killing two pilots and injuring dozens.
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N.S. Long-Term Care Workers Picket Before Final Talks
CUPE members in Nova Scotia are holding pickets as a final conciliation meeting approaches, highlighting ongoing labor disputes in the long-term care sector amid broader healthcare challenges.
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