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-

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.

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.

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.

BoC Holds Rate, Warns Iran War May Boost Inflation

The Bank of Canada maintained its key interest rate at 2.25% while cautioning that escalating tensions in the Middle East, particularly the Iran conflict, could drive inflation higher in the coming months.

Saskatchewan Budget 2026-27: Energy and Mining Growth

The Saskatchewan Industrial and Mining Suppliers Association expresses optimism about provincial budget funding for mining and energy sectors, with increased oil production targets and critical minerals development.

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