Fatal Head-On Crash on Anthony Henday Drive in Edmonton
A 27-year-old woman died after driving the wrong way on Anthony Henday Drive and colliding head-on with another vehicle. Police are investigating the early morning incident.
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Windsor Duplex Fire Causes $500K Damage, Displaces Two
A significant fire at a duplex in Windsor's South Central neighborhood resulted in an estimated $500,000 in damages, displacing two residents and injuring one firefighter.
O-Train Line 1 Limited After Freezing Rain Storm in Ottawa
OC Transpo restricts O-Train Line 1 service to the Parliament-Tunney's Pasture segment following a severe freezing rain storm, with no east-end service since Wednesday.
Canada to Supply 24M Barrels in IEA Oil Market Stabilization
Canada will release 23.6 million barrels of oil and increase natural gas exports as part of an international effort to stabilize energy markets disrupted by the Iran war, with Brent crude prices soaring above $100 per barrel.
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Calgary Housing Market Shows Resilience in Specific Segments
While Calgary's overall resale housing market experienced declines in February, semi-detached homes and single-family detached properties demonstrated notable resilience with increased demand and smaller price drops compared to other housing types.
Edmonton New Home Market Growth Slows in 2026
A CMHC report forecasts moderating activity in Edmonton's new homes market through 2028, with developers shifting to smaller projects amid economic uncertainty.
TSA Workers Miss First Paycheck, Grapple with Financial Strain
Transportation Security Administration employees across the United States are confronting unexpected financial hardship after failing to receive their initial paychecks, sparking concerns over economic stability.
Barrie Roads Closed After Crashes in Poor Driving Conditions
Barrie Police have shut down several roads due to multiple crashes and hazardous driving conditions caused by heavy snowfall. Authorities urge drivers to avoid travel.
Gas Prices Increase in Nova Scotia This Saturday
Gas prices in Nova Scotia are scheduled to increase on Saturday, March 14, 2026, as confirmed by reports. This rise adds to ongoing economic pressures for residents, with broader implications for spending habits and local budgets.
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Termination Clauses Fail to Protect Employers in Court
A recent B.C. Court of Appeal decision highlights that standard termination clauses may not shield employers from liability, as conflicting contract terms can lead to costly payouts for terminated employees.
Carney: Canada a Reliable Oil Exporter Boosting Production
Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasizes Canada's role as a dependable global oil supplier while visiting Norway, highlighting efforts to increase production and strengthen Arctic defense alliances.
Trump Seeks New Tariffs for $1.6 Trillion Revenue Gap
Former President Donald Trump aims to implement a series of new tariffs to close a $1.6 trillion revenue gap, sparking economic and political debates.
Windsor Stadium Sold to Private Developer, City Loses Bid
The former Windsor Stadium property has been sold to a private developer, with the City of Windsor confirming its unsuccessful bid to acquire the land adjacent to Jackson Park.
Couple Creates Pet Trust for Rescue Cats in Estate Plan
A Michigan couple in their mid-40s shares their journey of creating a pet trust for their two rescue cats, addressing anxieties about pet care after death through legal planning and guardian selection.
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Tax System Biggest Barrier to Saskatchewan's Potential
Saskatchewan's fiscal challenges stem from a sluggish private sector, with the tax system identified as the primary obstacle to unlocking growth and stabilizing public finances.
Toronto City-Run Grocery Store Plan Sparks Debate on Food Inflation
Toronto Councillor Anthony Perruzza proposes city-run grocery stores to combat food inflation, but critics argue it's a flawed socialist approach given the city's poor track record with public operations.
Middle East Conflict's Impact on Canada's Oil and Gas Industry
The closure of the Strait of Hormuz due to U.S.-Israel military action has driven oil prices above $90 a barrel, creating a double-edged sword for Canada's energy sector. While consumers face higher fuel costs, Alberta benefits from increased royalties, a
Photo Radar Debate Reveals Enforcement Gap in Modern Infrastructure
As Calgary faces rising traffic incidents, the Alberta government's opposition to photo radar highlights a critical question: can traditional enforcement methods keep pace with today's complex, high-volume road networks?
B.C. Real Estate Agent Loses Licence Over Assault Conviction
A British Columbia real estate agent has had his licence revoked by the provincial regulator for not disclosing a criminal conviction for assault causing bodily harm, highlighting professional conduct standards.
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Iran War Adds Uncertainty to Bank of Canada's Economic Outlook
The escalating conflict in Iran introduces fresh volatility into global markets, complicating the Bank of Canada's monetary policy decisions amid existing domestic economic challenges.
Oil Markets Disrupted by War, Gold Gains as Safe Haven
The ongoing Middle East conflict is driving oil prices to multi-year highs, impacting Canadian energy markets and inflation. Gold continues to attract investors as a safe haven during geopolitical instability.
Canada's Oil Reserves Can't Quickly Aid Global Markets
Despite vast petroleum reserves, Canada lacks immediate capacity to supply more oil to strained global markets due to infrastructure constraints and no strategic reserve, while still importing foreign crude.
OC Transpo Crisis: Radical Service Cuts Proposed as Only Fix
A letter to the editor argues that Ottawa's public transit system requires drastic service reductions to become financially sustainable, revealing troubling budget shortfalls and disproportionate funding allocations.
Oil Price Spike Drives Immediate Airfare Increases
The Iran conflict has disrupted global oil supply, causing jet fuel prices to surge 58.4% in a week. Airlines are already implementing fuel surcharges, with Cathay Pacific doubling fees to $202.60 for Canadian tickets.
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Agriculture and Food: Calgary's Future Industries
Think-tank member Kim McConnell argues that agriculture and food are not legacy sectors but vital future industries for Calgary as the city approaches two million residents, emphasizing their economic and strategic importance.
Canada's Broken Social Contract: Youth Locked Out of Middle Class
Analysis reveals Canada's generational divide: boomers thrive while millennials and Gen Z face impossible housing costs, declining incomes, and a collapsed social contract that once promised prosperity.
Ontario Man Fears High-Speed Rail Could Destroy Business
An Ontario entrepreneur expresses deep concerns that the proposed Alto high-speed rail line from Toronto to Montreal could devastate his business, despite promises of faster travel times.
Councillor Questions Funding for Housing Co-op Security Repairs
A London city councillor raises concerns over whether provincial funds allocated for emergency repairs at Tolpuddle Housing Co-op are sufficient to address critical security and fire monitoring systems.
Canada's Largest Job Loss in Decades Sparks Despair
Canada experienced its biggest monthly job decline outside the pandemic, with over 80,000 positions lost in February 2026, described by job seekers as an 'empty pit of despair' amid economic struggles.
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Toronto Food Bank Ship Hit in Strait of Hormuz
A vessel transporting $90,000 worth of rice destined for a Toronto food bank was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting critical aid delivery amid regional tensions.
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