Warner Bros. Discovery is evaluating Paramount Skydance's improved $31 per share cash offer, potentially surpassing Netflix's bid. The high-stakes battle for Hollywood's crown jewel intensifies with regulatory and shareholder implications.
Fortuna Mining Corp. announces significant gold drilling results from its Southern Arc deposit in Senegal, including 6.0 g/t gold over 24.1 meters, expanding the mineral resource.
A recent report reveals a significant decrease in the number of 'body rub establishments' operating in Regina, highlighting changing local business dynamics and regulatory enforcement.
Bitget and Arkis have announced a strategic partnership to provide institutional traders with Direct Market Access to Bitget through Arkis's prime brokerage framework, enabling portfolio-based margin and enhanced capital efficiency across digital asset ve
Opinion argues Ottawa's heritage policy unfairly saddles owners with costs, leading to decay. City should purchase designated buildings or fund restoration.
A fire in a Hydro-Québec access shaft in Montreal led to widespread power outages in Ville-Marie, with 40-50 firefighters responding and no injuries reported.
Air service between Calgary and Puerto Vallarta has restarted after a temporary suspension due to cartel-related civil unrest in Mexico, with travelers now weighing risks.
Alkane Resources announces significant exploration results from the Kendal deposit near its Costerfield mine in Victoria, Australia, revealing high-grade gold and antimony mineralization.
Text messages cited in court filings show Westbank founder Ian Gillespie acknowledging profitability issues, delays, and budget overruns at signature developments like The Alberni and Oakridge Park.
The Yukon Gold potato, a Canadian invention developed over 14 years by breeder Gary Johnson, celebrates its 60th anniversary. Known for disease resistance and buttery flavor, it's featured in over 100 New York Times recipes.
A Calgary man has pleaded guilty to money laundering charges, admitting he was 'reckless in his knowledge' while processing $800,000 through illicit financial transactions at the Calgary Courts Centre.
A British Columbia real estate developer has been fined $75,000 after misappropriating $10 million in deposits from the Murrayville House condo project in Langley, raising serious questions about consumer protection in the province's housing market.
Tamara Vrooman highlights B.C.'s chance to boost trade via Vancouver International Airport amid budget challenges, stressing urgency to deliver products globally.
Edmonton City Council has voted to rezone a historic lot in the Wîhkwêntôwin district for mixed-use development, overriding administration recommendations and paving the way for a larger Stopgap Coffee cafe.
City officials and developers emphasize that increased flexibility in project requirements is crucial to securing more financing from lenders for major residential and commercial developments in London.
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FedEx joins over 1,000 companies suing for refunds on tariffs imposed by former President Trump, following a Supreme Court ruling declaring them unconstitutional. Trump criticized the decision, vowing to find alternative methods to collect tariffs.
Whitecap Resources Inc. credits its acquisition of Veren Inc. for securing new long-term natural gas contracts, improving credit ratings, and reducing borrowing costs amid volatile market conditions.
Atlas Tube in Harrow, Ontario, is actively recruiting millwrights for hire, highlighting ongoing demand in the manufacturing sector. This move underscores the region's industrial growth and job opportunities in skilled trades.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe addressed trade relations, economic uncertainty, and the impact of U.S. tariffs during an NSBA luncheon in Saskatoon, emphasizing Canada's continued partnership with America.
The Nexus and Global Entry trusted traveler programs remain suspended at Ottawa International Airport, with no clear timeline for restoration. Travelers are advised to plan extra time for U.S. pre-clearance.
Canada has certified all Gulfstream business jets after U.S. President Donald Trump threatened tariffs, raising questions about regulatory independence and safety concerns flagged by the FAA.
Paramount has submitted a higher bid for Warner Bros., intensifying the competition for the iconic Hollywood studio. The move signals a fierce corporate struggle in the entertainment industry.
WestJet announced it will discontinue flights between Calgary and both Lethbridge and Medicine Hat starting June 24, citing insufficient demand despite years of service.
A proposed mining project in Ontario's Ring of Fire region has successfully passed another regulatory review, moving closer to development amid ongoing environmental and First Nations consultations.
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe will accompany Prime Minister Mark Carney on a trade mission to India, aiming to strengthen economic ties and explore new opportunities for the province's key sectors.
Payment processing giant Stripe is considering acquiring all or parts of PayPal, according to sources familiar with the matter. The potential move comes as PayPal faces challenges from competitors like Apple Pay and Google Pay.
A tragic two-vehicle collision in Whitchurch-Stouffville has claimed the life of a 71-year-old woman. York Regional Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on February 24, 2026.
The Quebec government is considering a policy change to allow the sale of ready-to-drink spirit-based beverages in grocery stores, potentially increasing consumer access and market competition.
A local supportive housing initiative in London receives significant financial support from Airbnb, aiding the development of The Hills complex to address homelessness.