TotalEnergies Output Down 15% Due to U.S.-Iran War
French energy giant TotalEnergies confirms a 15% production decline linked to the U.S.-Iran conflict and outages in the UAE, highlighting global energy market volatility.
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U.S. Faces Headwinds in Canada Trade Talks, Ambassador Says
U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra acknowledges significant challenges in bilateral trade negotiations, highlighting ongoing tensions and complexities in the economic relationship.
Algoma Steel Q4 Shipments Down 31%, Net Loss Widens
Algoma Steel Inc., Canada's second-largest steel producer, faces a significant 31% decline in Q4 shipments driven by tariffs, with its net loss expanding amid challenging market conditions.
Canadians Fear Middle Class Will Pay for Government Deficits: Poll
A new Postmedia-Leger poll shows 71% of Canadians are concerned about growing government deficits, with many believing the middle class will ultimately foot the bill. The survey reveals regional and political divides on who should shoulder the costs.
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Large Train Derailment Near Lestock, Sask. Reported
A significant train derailment occurred near Lestock, Saskatchewan, on Thursday morning, with emergency services responding to the incident. Details are emerging as authorities investigate the cause and assess any potential environmental or safety impacts
Court Tightens Oversight on John Risley's Investment Firm
A Nova Scotia court has imposed stricter supervision on the troubled investment firm of seafood magnate John Risley, following financial difficulties and regulatory concerns.
Icy Roads Cause Two Truck Rollovers in Eastern Ontario
Dangerous winter weather led to two separate truck accidents on Ontario highways, with one dump truck overturning near Highway 417. Police warn drivers to exercise extreme caution.
CRTC Bans Telecom Cancellation Fees Starting June 12
Canada's telecommunications regulator eliminates fees for cancelling, changing, or activating cellphone and internet plans to empower consumers and promote competition.
Bird E-Scooters Return to Windsor for Fifth Season
Windsor welcomes back Bird e-scooters for their fifth season, offering residents a sustainable and convenient transportation option amid rising gas prices and urban mobility trends.
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Oak Bay Heritage Home: From Farmland to Coveted Neighborhood
The Edward Hamilton-Smith House, a 1912 Craftsman-style heritage home in Oak Bay, Victoria, is now on the market for $3,475,000. Originally built on waterfront lots purchased for $6,900, this meticulously preserved property reflects the area's transformat
Live Nation Staff Bragged About 'Robbing' Fans in Parking Fees
Internal Slack messages show Live Nation employees boasting about charging exorbitant parking fees, calling it 'robbing them blind,' as the company settles an antitrust lawsuit.
P.E.I. Moves to Twice-Weekly Gas Price Changes in 2026
Prince Edward Island announces a significant change to its petroleum pricing system, moving to twice-weekly adjustments in 2026 to better reflect market fluctuations and enhance transparency for consumers.
Cambridge Council Urged to Reject Housing Near Waste Site
Kitchener News staff are advising Cambridge council to oppose a new residential development proposed adjacent to an existing waste management facility, citing potential health and environmental concerns for future residents.
Farmer: Trump's Iran War Will Spike Food Prices
An Illinois corn and soybean farmer condemns President Trump's Iran conflict, warning it will surge grocery prices due to fertilizer shortages and farm bankruptcies.
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Saskatoon Airport's Second Busiest Year in 2025
Saskatoon Airport Authority reports over 1.5 million passengers in 2025, marking its second busiest year ever with 3% growth and new sustainability initiatives.
Investors Benefit from Patience in Market Shakes
When stock markets experience turbulence, maintaining a patient approach can yield significant rewards for investors, according to financial experts analyzing market trends.
Windsor-Essex Manufacturers Get $7.3M Tariff Relief
Eight Windsor-Essex companies receive $7.3 million in provincial funding to boost operations and protect jobs amid trade war challenges, with Dimachem Inc. leading the recipients.
Westcourt Place in Downtown Windsor Listed for Sale
Westcourt Place, a prominent property in downtown Windsor, Ontario, is now on the market, described as a 'highly uncommon opportunity' for investors and developers.
UK Banknotes Spark Culture War: Churchill Replaced by Wildlife
The Bank of England's decision to replace historical figures like Winston Churchill with native wildlife on banknotes has ignited a fierce political debate, with critics labeling it 'woke' while supporters cite security and public preference.
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Edmonton Road Conditions Worsen with Severe Weather: Officials
Officials in Edmonton report worsening road conditions due to severe weather, urging motorists to exercise caution. The situation highlights broader transportation challenges amid freezing rain and snowfall.
CRTC Ends Cellphone and Internet Cancellation Fees
The CRTC has announced new regulations eliminating fees for cancelling or switching cellphone and internet plans, aiming to enhance consumer flexibility and market competition in Canada's telecommunications sector.
Churchill Replaced by Wildlife on UK Banknotes, Sparks Outrage
The Bank of England plans to replace Winston Churchill and other historical figures with native wildlife on new banknotes, drawing criticism from Conservative lawmakers who argue Churchill's legacy should be preserved.
Gas Prices to Rise Again in GTA, Analyst Warns
Motorists in the Greater Toronto Area face another increase in fuel costs as industry analysts predict a sustained upward trend in gasoline prices throughout the region.
IEA: Middle East War Causes Biggest Oil Supply Disruption
The International Energy Agency reports the largest oil supply disruption in history, driven by Middle East conflicts, with global economic impacts looming.
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Lufthansa Pilots Strike, Cancelling Flights Across Europe
A widespread pilots' strike at Lufthansa has led to the cancellation of hundreds of flights, disrupting travel plans for thousands of passengers across Europe and highlighting ongoing labor disputes in the aviation sector.
Techmer PM Releases 2025 Sustainability Report
Techmer PM has published its comprehensive 2025 Sustainability Report, detailing advancements in sustainable materials innovation, operational efficiency, and community engagement initiatives.
JPMorgan's Long Relationship with Jeffrey Epstein After Warnings
Internal documents reveal JPMorgan maintained contact with Jeffrey Epstein for years after red flags were raised, processing over $1 billion in transactions while he generated significant revenue for the bank's private wealth division.
Iran War Causes Biggest-Ever Oil Market Disruption
The International Energy Agency states the Iran war is causing unprecedented turmoil, hitting 7.5% of global supply. Members released 400 million barrels from reserves to counteract chaos.
High River, Strathmore Home Sales and Prices Rise in February
Calgary's outlying real estate markets saw mixed results in February, with High River and Strathmore experiencing sales and price increases, while other areas like Airdrie and Canmore faced declines.
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Quebec's Cheese Curd Protectionism Sparks National Debate
Quebec is advancing plans to designate 'fromage en grains du Québec' as a protected food product, raising questions about cultural preservation versus economic protectionism in Canada's dairy industry.
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