Ontario renews a $1.3 billion contract with Alstom to operate and maintain GO Transit and UP Express trains through 2031, protecting over 11,000 jobs and ensuring reliable service for daily commuters.
A new survey shows the average Cape Breton home lost $4,000 in value after post-tropical storm Fiona in 2022, highlighting the long-term financial impacts of extreme weather events in the region.
CBS News Editor-in-Chief Bari Weiss and President Tom Cibrowski announced layoffs affecting 6% of staff and the closure of CBS News Radio by 2026, citing industry changes and economic challenges.
The Ontario government is introducing amendments to the Ticket Sales Act to cap resale prices at original cost, aiming to prevent exploitation in the secondary market ahead of major events like the World Cup.
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U.S. stocks experienced a significant decline as investors worry that escalating conflict with Iran could force the Federal Reserve to maintain elevated interest rates longer than anticipated.
Cargo traffic through the vital Strait of Hormuz has collapsed by 95% since Iranian forces blocked the route, with most remaining vessels being Iranian-owned or sanctioned ships.
Stock markets in Canada and the United States continued their downward trend for another session, pressured by rising oil prices and broader economic uncertainties impacting investor sentiment.
A private island near Vancouver is now on the market for less than $1 million, featuring a private dock and excellent cellular reception, according to Sotheby's International Realty Canada.
Canadian retail sales increased to $70.7 billion in January, driven by motor vehicles, but economists warn rising energy prices will squeeze consumer spending in coming months.
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Airlines are raising fares significantly due to surging fuel costs from Middle East conflicts, with experts warning of profitability risks in the low-margin industry.
OC Transpo has cancelled nearly 500 regular bus trips to prioritize R1 replacement bus service following last week's freezing rain, impacting transit riders across Ottawa.
A significant industrial fire erupted at a Daejeon auto parts plant, causing injuries to at least 55 individuals. Emergency services responded as black smoke billowed from the facility.
The Capone by Sterling Homes offers 2,323 square feet of luxury living in Harmony, featuring a private primary bedroom with fireplace, elegant ensuite, and thoughtful family-oriented design.
Escalating conflict in Iran threatens to disrupt global food supply chains, potentially triggering sharp price increases for fresh produce across vulnerable developing economies.
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The BILD Edmonton Metro Awards of Excellence recognized top builders and developers, with StreetSide Developments winning nine awards including Builder of the Year Multi-Family for the third consecutive year.
Skyrocketing beef prices have reached unprecedented levels, causing significant concern among consumers and industry professionals. The surge is impacting household budgets and retail operations across the region.
Obby Khan, a former Progressive Conservative leadership contender in Manitoba, has purchased the building that previously housed the party's headquarters in Winnipeg, marking a significant real estate transaction in provincial political circles.
Vancouver Sun readers propose transforming a downtown parking lot into an urban park to preserve vanishing mountain views, while raising concerns about development impacts on heritage and schools.
Bank of Montreal is intensifying its U.S. growth initiatives, hiring over 100 bankers, expanding branches, and leveraging AI to achieve a 12% return on equity target by 2027, ahead of schedule.
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Glyphosate, the world's most widely used herbicide, faces scrutiny over cancer risks. Scientific analysis reveals minimal consumer threat from dietary residues, though occupational exposure warrants caution.
The Air Canada Foundation has announced Louise-Hélène Sénécal as its new Chair and Board Director, succeeding Priscille Leblanc after 13 years. New board members Maria Kuchel and Marcel Forget join, with 38 charities selected for grants this year.
Kraft Heinz announces a major $250 million investment to upgrade its Montreal manufacturing plant, enhancing production capabilities and supporting local jobs in Quebec's food industry.
Kraft Heinz Canada announces a $250 million investment to upgrade its Montreal factory, aiming to increase domestic production of popular brands like Heinz ketchup and Kraft Dinner.
Manitoba Hydro's proposed electricity rate increases for 2026-2029 have been officially sanctioned, impacting residential and commercial customers across the province.
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The Pictou Beeches project introduces affordable and market-rate units with rents starting at $785 for one-bedroom apartments, including utilities and parking.
Canada and Japan are key contributors to the IEA's coordinated emergency oil release, aimed at mitigating supply disruptions from the Iran war, with increased production from the Americas complementing the effort.
Innergex has appointed Jean Trudel as President and CEO effective March 2026, succeeding Michel Letellier who retires after nearly 30 years. Trudel, with the company since 2002, will ensure strategic continuity.
Canadian clothing retailer Garage is launching its international expansion with new store openings in the United Kingdom, marking a significant milestone for the popular fashion brand.
Supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz have driven commodity prices higher, creating stagflationary risks that markets are failing to adequately price, with significant implications for equities, bonds, and currencies.
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New home sales in the Greater Toronto Area hit a historic low in 2025, with only 5,300 units sold, 80-85% below the ten-year average. This slowdown threatens thousands of jobs and billions in GDP, demanding urgent government action.
