Federal Auto Policies Criticized by Matthew Lau
Columnist Matthew Lau argues that all major federal parties' automobile sector policies restrict consumer choice and harm the economy, advocating instead for market freedom.
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Canada-Germany Strategic Sovereignty Pact for Economic Resilience
Canada and Germany have launched a strategic sovereignty initiative to enhance economic resilience, focusing on supply chain security and joint investments in critical sectors.
First Atlantic Nickel Discovers New Alloy Max Zone in Newfoundland
First Atlantic Nickel Corp. announces the Alloy Max discovery, a second large-scale awaruite nickel-cobalt alloy target extending 7 km north of the RPM Zone at its Pipestone XL project in Newfoundland.
Clarios: 4th Year as World's Most Ethical Company
Clarios has been honored as one of the World's Most Ethical Companies for the fourth consecutive year by Ethisphere, highlighting its robust ethics program and governance amid global competition.
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Brookfield Corporation Completes Annual Filings and Reports Results
Brookfield Corporation has successfully completed its annual filings, including audited financial statements and management reports, showcasing robust growth and strategic execution across its global operations.
Brixton Metals Reports Record Silver Intercepts at Langis Project
Brixton Metals Corporation announces extraordinary drill results from its Langis Silver Project in Ontario, including a record intercept of 18.2 meters grading 3,638 g/t silver, with plans to expand drilling operations.
REV Expands into Montana with Helium Acquisition
REV Exploration Corp. has completed the acquisition of Montana helium properties, nearly quadrupling its landholdings and marking its entry into the Northern Great Plains.
Enmax CEO on Powering Calgary's Growth to 2 Million
As Calgary approaches a population of two million, Enmax CEO Mark Poweska discusses the critical infrastructure investments needed to support the city's expansion, including electricity system modernization and new community connections.
Canada's Energy Outlook: Rising Gas Production and LNG Exports Forecast
A new report from the Canada Energy Regulator presents a more realistic energy outlook, forecasting significant growth in natural gas production and LNG exports amid global energy security concerns.
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Gas Prices Up: Are Stations Profiting in Big Cities?
Gas prices have risen significantly in major urban centers, sparking debate over whether stations are capitalizing on market conditions for increased profits.
Calgary's Housing Strategy: Balancing Growth
Calgary faces challenges in developing a balanced housing strategy to meet rising demand, focusing on affordability and sustainable growth amid urban expansion.
Halifax Road Delays Due to Power Pole Repairs on Bayers Road
Leaning power poles on Bayers Road in Halifax are set for urgent repairs, leading to expected traffic delays. The work follows inspections after recent weather events.
Iran's Key Gas Field Attacked, State Media Reports
Iran's state-run media reports an attack on facilities at the crucial South Pars offshore gas field, escalating regional tensions amid ongoing conflict.
Drew Barrymore's Beautiful Coffee Maker at Walmart
The Beautiful brand coffee maker from Walmart, launched by Drew Barrymore, combines elegant design with practical features like programmable brewing and a charcoal filter, making it a stylish addition to any kitchen.
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Trump Tariffs Harm U.S. Manufacturers, Not Help
New analysis reveals that Trump's tariff policies are inflicting significant damage on American manufacturing sectors, contradicting their intended protective goals and raising economic concerns.
OC Transpo's Top 10 Bus Routes with Most Cancellations
Data reveals the 10 OC Transpo bus routes with the highest number of trip cancellations in February and March, highlighting ongoing service reliability issues in Ottawa's public transit system.
World Shares Advance, Oil Slips Despite Iran Attacks
Global stock markets show resilience with gains as oil prices retreat, despite recent attacks by Iran. Economic indicators suggest cautious optimism amid geopolitical tensions.
Bank of Canada Interest Rate Announcement Amid Clouded Outlook
The Bank of Canada is set to announce its latest interest rate decision as economic indicators remain mixed, with Governor Tiff Macklem facing a challenging environment.
Markets Gain as Oil Prices Fall Despite Iran Attacks
European and Asian shares advanced Wednesday as oil prices retreated slightly despite Iran's missile strikes on Gulf neighbors. Investors await the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision.
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P.E.I. Potato Growers Eye New Market with Mexico Export Deal
Prince Edward Island potato farmers are set to benefit from a new export agreement allowing fresh Canadian potatoes into Mexico, providing a significant boost after years of trade restrictions.
Trump's Forced Labor Probes Target Canada, Spark Trade Shock
The U.S. has launched forced labor investigations into 60 economies, including Canada, in a move critics call a 'show trial' to justify new tariffs ahead of USMCA negotiations.
Bitget Distributes 600+ Iftar Meals in Pakistan Ramadan Drive
Cryptocurrency exchange Bitget has successfully completed its Ramadan Iftar Drive across Pakistan, distributing over 600 meals to community members in Lahore and Islamabad during the holy month of fasting and reflection.
Bitget Offers 40% Revenue Share Plus $1M Prize Pool to Affiliates
Bitget, the world's largest Universal Exchange, invites affiliates to claim 40% of trading fees through its new campaign, featuring a $1 million USDT prize pool and lifetime earnings on referred users.
Cuba Restores Power After 29-Hour Blackout Amid U.S. Fuel Squeeze
Cuba has reconnected its national power grid after a 29-hour blackout, but officials warn of ongoing shortages due to fuel scarcity and aging infrastructure, exacerbated by U.S. sanctions.
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19 Charges for Driving on Storm-Closed Highway 17 in Ontario
Ontario Provincial Police have charged 19 drivers for ignoring closures on Highway 17 during severe storms, highlighting safety risks and enforcement efforts.
Winnipeg Drivers Hit by Rising Gas and Diesel Prices
Winnipeg drivers are grappling with escalating fuel expenses as gas and diesel prices climb, impacting household budgets and daily commutes across the city.
Paraguay Approves Mercosur-EU Trade Deal, Final South American Nation
Paraguay's Chamber of Deputies has voted to approve the landmark Mercosur-European Union trade agreement, making it the last South American country to endorse the pact. The decision, led by President Raul Latorre, marks a significant milestone in internat
Young Canadians Find Homeownership More Accessible: CREA
A new report from the Canadian Real Estate Association reveals that homeownership is becoming less elusive for young Canadians, with improved affordability and market conditions.
Windsor-Detroit Tunnel Closed for Emergency Training Sunday
The Windsor-Detroit Tunnel will shut down for approximately four hours on Sunday morning to conduct a critical emergency response training exercise, impacting cross-border traffic.
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Mudslide Derailment Halts Rail to Prince Rupert Port
A significant mudslide has derailed a freight train along the Skeena River, forcing the closure of the vital rail line serving the Port of Prince Rupert. The incident underscores ongoing infrastructure vulnerabilities in British Columbia's challenging ter
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