Laurentian Bank Reports Loss Amid Deal Progress
Laurentian Bank reported a quarterly loss as it works to finalize a deal with Fairstone and National Bank, citing restructuring costs and strategic shifts.
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Toronto Subway Barriers Insufficient: Transit Group
A transit advocacy group says current barriers at Toronto subway stations fail to ensure rider safety, calling for urgent improvements.
Montrealers Get Gas Price Relief Ahead of Weekend
Gas prices in Montreal dropped ahead of the weekend, offering relief to drivers. The decrease follows recent highs and is expected to benefit travelers.
Growing Things: How to get your potatoes started early
Learn the old English technique of potato chitting to ensure an early harvest and avoid messy fall conditions. Expert advice on fertilizers also included.
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First Chinese EVs Arrive in Canada Under Carney-Xi Deal
Chinese-made EVs begin entering Canada under a new low-tariff deal, sparking U.S. calls to ban Chinese-connected vehicles from crossing the border.
Ontario Woman, 98, Can't Claim Lottery Prize Without ID
A 98-year-old Ontario woman won $1,000 on a scratch-off ticket but cannot claim her prize because she lacks valid photo ID, highlighting issues seniors face with identification requirements.
Top Bulk Men's Underwear Packs on Amazon
Upgrade your underwear drawer with the best bulk packs on Amazon. From bamboo viscose to classic cotton, find durable, breathable options loved by thousands of reviewers.
Can Greg, 61, retire on $4.2M with adopted kids?
Greg, 61, and his wife, 58, have $4.2M in net assets and two adopted children aged 13 and 12. They seek advice on retirement, tax-efficient withdrawals, and estate planning.
Housing Supply Improves Affordability, Study Finds
A new CMHC study finds that building more housing, even at higher prices, improves affordability by creating vacancy chains that free up cheaper units.
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Capacity, Not Market Power, Is Grain Transport's Big Problem
Canada's rail grain revenue cap discourages investment in capacity, leading to systemic strain and declining global market share.
Biting the Invisible Hand Once Again
Peter Foster's book on the conflict over Adam Smith's ideas gets an Italian translation, examining anti-capitalism's psychology.
Montreal Weekend Road Closures: May 30-June 1
Plan your weekend travel with our guide to Montreal-area road closures from May 30 to June 1, 2026, including detours and expected delays.
Montreal Couple Charged Over $350K in Stolen Goods
A Montreal couple faces charges after police seized $350,000 in stolen goods sold on Facebook Marketplace. The items were allegedly stolen from various retailers.
Japan, South Korea Markets Hit Records on Iran War Hopes
Stock markets in Japan and South Korea reached new highs amid optimism that the Iran war may be winding down, boosting investor sentiment across Asia.
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Gas Prices Drop Overnight in Nova Scotia, P.E.I.
Gas prices fell overnight in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, offering drivers relief. The decrease follows recent market trends and regulatory adjustments in the region.
LMCH 15-Year Plan to Boost Community Housing
LMCH CEO Paul Chisholm presented the 2026-2040 Master Regeneration Plan to a London council committee, aiming to significantly increase community housing stock over 15 years.
StatCan GDP Report to Reveal Iran War Economic Effects
Statistics Canada's first quarter GDP report will reveal early economic impacts of the Iran war, affecting oil markets and trade.
Petition Revives Ottawa Bike-Share Debate: $10M Cost Sparks
A new petition calls for bike sharing in Ottawa, with a city report estimating up to $10M startup costs. Advocates and critics clash over feasibility and impact.
Fertitta Buys Caesars for $17.6B, Creating Gaming Giant
Billionaire Tilman Fertitta acquires Caesars Entertainment for $17.6B, merging his gaming empire with iconic casino brand to create one of the largest gaming operators.
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Why NHL Teams Need Outsider Senior Strategy Hires
Hockey remains insular in hiring top executives. Mike Gillis advocates for a high-level strategy role filled by an outsider to spot opportunities and weaknesses other teams miss.
Oakridge Park Opens: Vancouver's New Luxury Mall Draws Crowds
Hundreds lined up for the grand opening of Oakridge Park, a $6.5B luxury mall in Vancouver, featuring high-end brands and a food hall.
Alberta Energy Roundtable: Oil and Gas Leaders Discuss Future
Alberta energy leaders gather for a roundtable to discuss pipelines, federal regulations, and the future of the oil and gas industry in Canada.
Windsor Returns Greyhound Site to City
The University of Windsor has returned the former Greyhound bus depot site to the City of Windsor, ending its ownership of the downtown property.
K-pop to K-glow: Lasers, facial firming drive S. Korea tourism
South Korea's medical tourism is booming with laser treatments and facial firming, attracting visitors seeking the 'K-glow' look.
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B.C. Man Sets Two Guinness World Records for Tree Planting
Antoine Moses of Vancouver now holds two Guinness World Records for the most trees planted in 24 hours, showcasing remarkable environmental dedication.
Regina Considers Combining Underground Repairs with Road Work
Regina's executive committee explores integrating underground infrastructure repairs with road and sidewalk renewals to improve efficiency and reduce costs.
Over 70 LRT Crashes in Waterloo Region in Past Year
More than 70 light rail transit crashes occurred in Waterloo Region over the last year, raising safety concerns among residents and officials.
Harold Jewellery Buyer Loses Appeal, Must Pay $35K Fees
Harold the Jewellery Buyer and his wife have lost their appeal of a $210,000 fine and have been ordered to pay an additional $35,000 in legal fees by the Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario.
Carney Aims for $1 Trillion Investment After Trudeau Exodus
PM Mark Carney aims to attract $1 trillion in new investment to Canada, offsetting the capital that left during Justin Trudeau's tenure, which saw the worst per capita growth since the Great Depression.
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Paramount CEO Slams Mississauga Mayor Over Venue Renaming
Paramount Fine Foods CEO criticizes Mississauga mayor after city temporarily renames sports venue over alleged payment issues, considering legal action.
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