Ottawa's Busiest Red Light Camera in January Revealed
The intersection of Gladstone Avenue and Rochester Street recorded the highest number of red light violations in Ottawa during January, according to recent traffic data.
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U.S.-Canada Trade Talks Lagging Behind Mexico, Says Greer
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer indicates negotiations with Canada are progressing slower than those with Mexico, highlighting ongoing trade challenges.
Cesar Chavez Events Cancelled Over Abuse Allegations
Annual celebrations for American labor leader Cesar Chavez have been cancelled after allegations of abuse surfaced. The United Farm Workers union and foundation are distancing themselves from events.
MBAK Energy Expands with $290k Monthly Global Deliveries
MBAK Energy Solutions begins international deliveries exceeding $290,000 monthly to Europe, India, and Zambia, including e-bicycles and battery storage systems.
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Prince Albert Sells 22 Lots to Saskatoon Developer
The City of Prince Albert has finalized a significant land sale, transferring 22 east-end residential lots to a Saskatoon-based development company, marking a key step in local urban expansion.
Canada's Population Dips in Q4 2026 Amid Non-Permanent Resident Decline
Statistics Canada reports a 0.2% population decrease in the fourth quarter of 2026, driven by a significant drop in non-permanent residents, marking a notable demographic shift.
North Bay Man Charged in $500K Industrial Fraud
A North Bay man has been charged by Ontario Provincial Police in a significant industrial fraud case involving approximately $500,000. The investigation highlights ongoing efforts to combat financial crimes in Northern Ontario's business sector.
Bank of Canada in Tough Spot Amid Oil Price Surge and Economic Slowdown
Economists say the Bank of Canada is caught between opposing forces of rising oil prices and a weakening economy, with too many unknowns to hint at future interest rate moves.
Ocean Mining Firm Admits Overstating Growth Potential
Vancouver-based Deep Sea Minerals Corp. is removing promotional materials after admitting it may have overstated growth potential and lacks mining licenses or patents.
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Canadian Ships Stuck in Persian Gulf as Hormuz Blockade Continues
Multiple Canadian commercial vessels remain stranded in the Persian Gulf as the ongoing blockade of the Strait of Hormuz disrupts global shipping routes and regional trade.
BoC Holds Rate as Iran War Clouds Economic Outlook
The Bank of Canada maintains its key interest rate at 2.25%, with economists citing a weakened labor market and unpredictable economic impacts from the Iran conflict.
Fairmont Winnipeg to Temporarily Close for Summer Renovations
The historic Fairmont Hotel in downtown Winnipeg will temporarily close this summer for extensive renovations, marking a significant upgrade to the city's hospitality landscape.
Convenience Industry Supports N.B. Plan to Tackle Contraband Tobacco
The convenience store industry in New Brunswick has expressed strong support for the provincial government's new initiative to address the illegal tobacco trade, aiming to reduce crime and protect legitimate businesses.
Zekelman's 'Buy Canadian' Snitch Line Pays $30K in Steel Row
Windsor steel magnate Barry Zekelman has distributed $30,000 through a whistleblower program targeting foreign steel use in Canadian public projects. The initiative aims to pressure politicians and contractors to prioritize domestic materials in taxpayer-
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Circle K Defies Fuel Price Surge with Strong In-Store Sales
Alimentation Couche-Tard's Circle K business remains resilient despite soaring gasoline prices from Middle East conflict, as CEO Alex Miller highlights sustained merchandise sales and strategic growth plans.
Vancouver Hotel Market: High Interest, Slow Development
Vancouver's hotel market shows growing interest with new projects like Block House, but development faces delays due to high equity requirements and construction challenges.
ICBC Ordered to Refund Driver After Faulty Left-Turn Crash Ruling
A civil resolution tribunal has ruled that ICBC wrongly assigned fault to a driver turning left on a yellow light, ordering a $500 deductible refund and prompting the insurer to change its responsibility determination process for such common crashes.
Chinatown's Legendary Italian Retailer Dies at 93
Angelo Tosi, who operated Tosi and Company at 624 Main Street since taking over from his father in 1973, has died at age 93. The store remained a historic fixture in Vancouver's Chinatown since 1930.
Markets Down as Oil Prices Rise in Late-Morning Trading
Stock markets in Canada and the United States experienced declines during late-morning trading on March 18, 2026, as rising oil prices exerted pressure on investor sentiment.
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WestJet, Air Transat Extend Cuba Flight Suspensions
Canadian airlines WestJet and Air Transat have prolonged flight suspensions to Cuba due to an ongoing oil blockade, impacting travel and tourism amid global oil pressures.
U.S. Stocks Fall as Brent Crude Jumps Toward $110
U.S. equity markets experienced a downturn as Brent crude oil prices climbed sharply toward $110 per barrel, reflecting heightened global economic pressures and energy market volatility.
Maple Syrup Co-op Strike Looms for 100 Workers in Labor Dispute
A major maple syrup co-operative is on the brink of a strike as 100 workers prepare for potential labor action following failed negotiations, highlighting tensions in Quebec's iconic agricultural industry.
Canadians Hold Onto Housing Dream Amid Economic Pressures
A new RBC poll reveals 80% of Canadians view home buying as a major financial milestone, with many planning purchases despite market slowdowns and price declines in key provinces.
TC Energy CEO Slams Canada's Slow Project Approval Process
TC Energy CEO Francois Poirier says Canada's energy project approval process remains too slow despite Prime Minister Mark Carney's reforms, calling for six-month permit timelines to compete globally.
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Market Shows Resilience as Iran War Enters Third Week
Wall Street investors are growing more optimistic as signs emerge that the worst of the Iran war's market impact may be over, with volatility indicators retreating and the S&P 500 showing resilience despite ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Ontario Grants $1.5M to Reshore U.S. Jobs to Harrow
EnerQuest Technologies Solutions receives provincial funding to expand its Harrow facility, bringing switchgear production back from the United States and creating 125 new jobs.
SAGA Metals Reports High-Grade Assays from Labrador Drilling (18.03.2026)
SAGA Metals Corp. announces assay results from 2026 drilling at the Trapper South zone, including intercepts up to 49.51% Fe₂O₃, 6.56% TiO₂, and 0.374% V₂O₅, advancing its critical minerals project.
Iran's Gulf Gas Field Hit in Major Escalation
A key Iranian gas field in the Persian Gulf has been attacked, marking a serious escalation in regional tensions. The incident raises concerns about energy security and geopolitical stability.
U.S. Crude Stocks Up, Gasoline and Distillate Down: EIA
The U.S. Energy Information Administration reports an increase in crude oil inventories alongside decreases in gasoline and distillate stocks, reflecting shifting market dynamics and refining activity.
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Zekelman's 'Buy Canadian' Campaign Ends with $30K Payout
The 'Buy Canadian' initiative by Zekelman has wrapped up, having paid out $30,000 in rewards to promote local steel use amid concerns over foreign materials in infrastructure projects.
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