Loblaw Stores Fined for Mislabeling Imported Food as Canadian
Two Loblaw-owned grocery stores in Ontario have been fined $10,000 each by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency for falsely labeling imported food products as Canadian.
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Saskatchewan Spring Weight Restrictions on Highways Begin
Saskatchewan has activated spring weight restrictions on select highways this week to prevent road damage during the thaw period, aiming to preserve infrastructure and ensure safety.
Edmonton Forum Guides Newcomer Entrepreneurs with Business Tips
A business forum in Edmonton provided guidance and resources for newcomer entrepreneurs, offering workshops on funding, networking, and navigating local markets to foster economic integration.
Alberta's Plan to Recover Unpaid Oil and Gas Taxes
Rural Municipalities of Alberta and the provincial government have unveiled a collaborative strategy aimed at reclaiming a significant portion of unpaid property taxes from the oil and gas sector, addressing long-standing financial pressures on local comm
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Ignore Central Bank Rate Predictions, Experts Advise
Amid global uncertainty, central bankers express confusion on interest rates, making predictions unreliable for mortgage planning. Borrowers are urged to focus on personal financial stability instead.
Quebec Minister Defends Deteriorating Roads and Structures
Transport Minister Jonatan Julien faces scrutiny over the state of Quebec's roads and bridges, defending maintenance efforts while acknowledging challenges in infrastructure upkeep.
Garneau Infill Multiplex Catches Fire During Construction
A three-storey infill multiplex under construction in Edmonton's Garneau neighbourhood erupted in flames, with firefighters responding quickly to control the blaze and evacuate adjacent homes.
B.C. Credit Rating Downgraded Again Over Record Deficit
Moody's has downgraded British Columbia's credit rating for the second time in two years, citing a projected record deficit of $13.3 billion and concerns over fiscal management and spending growth.
Mars Doubles Investment in Newmarket Plant
Mars Canada announces a major expansion of its Newmarket facility, promising job creation and economic growth in the region. The investment underscores the company's commitment to Canadian manufacturing.
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Ottawa Tests Bus-Only Lanes on Bank Street in Glebe
Ottawa is launching a pilot project to introduce dedicated bus-only lanes on Bank Street in the Glebe, aimed at improving public transit efficiency and reducing congestion.
Canada's Trade Fate at Stake with CUSMA Review Deadline
As the July 1 CUSMA review deadline approaches, Canada faces critical decisions about its trade relationship with the U.S. and Mexico. The outcome could reshape North American commerce for decades.
Canada Pilots Semi-Annual Financial Reporting to Cut Red Tape
The Canadian government announces a new pilot program allowing businesses to file financial reports twice a year instead of quarterly, aiming to reduce regulatory costs and administrative burdens for companies.
Pedestrian Injured in Northeast Calgary Crash
A pedestrian was seriously injured in a traffic collision in northeast Calgary. Emergency services responded to the scene, and police are investigating the circumstances of the incident.
Private Equity and Debt Decline After Strong Years
Private equity and private debt investments, once delivering exceptional returns with low volatility, are now underperforming public markets significantly as excessive capital inflows have eroded their advantages.
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Maritimers Defend Tipping Culture Despite National Shift
A new H&R Block study reveals 67% of Canadians would support eliminating tipping, but Maritimers remain strong advocates for the practice, citing industry sustainability concerns.
Shared Kitchens Reduce Barriers for Food Startups: Report
A new report from the Competition Bureau highlights how shared kitchens spaces and food hubs can help small businesses overcome entry barriers in the food sector, fostering innovation and competition.
Sask. Family Fundraises for Brother Shot in Throat
The family of Jim Primeau, a Saskatchewan man fatally shot in the throat while evicting a tenant, is raising money to support his recovery and cover medical expenses.
7% PST on Strata Consulting Fees from October 2026
A new provincial budget will levy a 7% PST on consulting fees for strata corporations, including depreciation and electric planning reports, effective October 2026, impacting annual budgets and financial planning.
Saskatchewan Approves Power Line Linking Northern and Southern Grids
SaskPower has received approval to construct a new power line connecting Saskatchewan's northern and southern electrical grids, enhancing reliability and supporting future energy projects.
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Sask. Woman's Credit Card Used for Truck Tire Fraud
Hanover police report a Saskatchewan woman's credit card was fraudulently used to purchase truck tires, highlighting ongoing financial crime concerns in the region.
Gold Mining Stocks Face 2026 Losses as Rate Cut Hopes Fade
Global gold mining stocks are poised to erase their 2026 gains as fading interest rate cut expectations and surging oil prices create headwinds for the sector.
Major Theft in Erin: $22K in Valuables Stolen
A significant theft in Erin, Ontario, resulted in the loss of approximately $22,000 worth of jewelry, tools, and cash. The incident highlights ongoing property crime concerns in the region.
Union Drive: What Employers Can and Cannot Do
When employees initiate a union drive, employers must navigate legal boundaries. This guide outlines permissible actions, communication strategies, and common pitfalls to avoid during union campaigns.
Senior Dies in PEI Vehicle Crash Near Christopher Cross
An 81-year-old man from Prince Edward Island has tragically passed away following a serious vehicle collision near Christopher Cross. The incident is currently under investigation by local authorities.
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DOJ Probe into Powell May Backfire, Bolstering Fed Chair
A Department of Justice investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell could inadvertently solidify his standing, potentially shielding him from political pressure and ensuring continuity in monetary policy during a critical economic period.
Multiple Hospitalized After Huron County Crash
A serious multi-vehicle collision in Huron County has resulted in multiple individuals being transported to hospital. The incident has closed a section of North Line and Roxboro Line near Seaforth as emergency services respond.
West Van Home Transformed into Modern Space for Multigenerational Living
A West Vancouver family collaborated with Synthesis Design to renovate their aging Craftsman home into a modern, light-filled space designed for aging in place and multigenerational living.
Charges Filed in Thorncliffe Park Condo Fire
Toronto Fire has laid charges against PFC Construction Inc., the Thorncliffe condominium association, and management for violations of the Ontario fire code following a prolonged blaze.
Gas Prices May Hit $2/Litre, Turbocharging Food Costs This Summer
An analyst predicts gas prices could surge to $2 per litre this summer, significantly increasing transportation costs and driving up food prices across Canada.
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Saskatchewan Farm Stress Line Merges with National Farmer Crisis Line
The Saskatchewan Farm Stress Line is set to merge with the National Farmer Crisis Line, consolidating mental health resources for agricultural workers across Canada.
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