A serious crash involving a pickup truck and a transport truck has forced the closure of Highway 11 in Northern Ontario. Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on April 12, 2026.
As Surrey prepares to become British Columbia's most populous city, business leaders advocate for a local airport to serve its industrial hub, while farmers warn against sacrificing agricultural land for development.
In Haiti, citizens are reducing already limited food supplies as fuel price hikes threaten survival, highlighting deepening economic hardships in the Caribbean nation.
New analysis reveals concentrated credit challenges beneath positive headline repayment figures, signaling potential financial instability in Canada's economy as debt burdens grow.
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The annual Spring Thaw run in Windsor will lead to temporary road closures in the Riverside neighbourhood, affecting local traffic and residents on the event day.
Prince Edward Island exporters are diversifying their markets by focusing on Asia for products like wild blueberries and seafood, aiming to boost sales and reduce trade dependencies.
The Toronto Sun highlights its SUNshine Girl Stacey in a promotional push, encouraging subscriptions for exclusive access to news, ePaper editions, and journalist insights across Canada.
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The Old Strathcona Farmers' Market in Edmonton is actively working to find a balance between implementing paid parking and maintaining customer accessibility, as vendors and shoppers express concerns about the new system's impact on business.
Authorities intervened to remove disruptive passengers from a WestJet flight at Vancouver International Airport, highlighting ongoing challenges with in-flight disturbances and aviation security protocols.
Two Chinese supertankers and one Greek vessel carrying crude oil have sailed through the Strait of Hormuz, marking the biggest day of oil exits since the war began six weeks ago. The movement comes as US-Iran peace talks are scheduled in Islamabad.
The Imaginaire hobby shop chain in Montreal is requesting changes to Quebec's French-language laws, arguing current regulations are harming its business operations and customer accessibility.
A WestJet flight from Vancouver to Cabo San Lucas had to return to YVR due to disruptive passengers, with RCMP intervention required to remove them from the aircraft.
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The Ontario government is evaluating a proposal to permit legal cannabis retailers to commence operations earlier in the day, potentially altering current regulations to enhance consumer access and business flexibility.
The Salmon Arm RCMP is alerting the public about a sophisticated cryptocurrency scam where fraudsters impersonate Government of Canada officials to steal money.
The Vereinigung Cockpit union has called a two-day strike for Lufthansa pilots, demanding better pay and working conditions. The industrial action is expected to cause significant flight cancellations and disruptions across Germany's major airports.
A tragic incident occurred in Vancouver as transit police report a person was struck and killed by a SkyTrain. Details are emerging about the fatal event.
A person died after being struck by a SkyTrain at Main Street Station in Vancouver. Transit Police confirm the incident appears accidental, with no criminality suspected.
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The Saskatchewan government has announced the re-establishment of a labour relations advisory committee, bringing together business and labour stakeholders to address workplace safety and employment standards.
Around 80 Alouette Bus Lines drivers in West Nipissing remain on strike after rejecting the company's latest contract offer, halting services since February 23.
Fuel prices in the Maritimes have decreased significantly, offering relief to consumers. This trend reflects broader market shifts and regional economic factors.
Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau announces retirement after a condolence video with minimal French words sparks outrage from Quebec politicians and francophone communities, highlighting language and leadership issues.
Saskatchewan's real estate market shows a distinct divergence from national housing trends, with local factors driving a unique price trajectory as agents help buyers navigate the landscape.
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The closure of seven federal agricultural research centers across Canada jeopardizes organic farming innovation, food security, and climate resilience, with experts warning of rising grocery prices.
A new RBC survey reveals 59% of Canadians aspire to start a business, the highest level in eight years, with optimism fueled by AI tools and a resilient mindset.
Amherstburg introduces a revised business licensing bylaw, addressing past criticisms by reducing fees and administrative complexity while maintaining consumer safety standards.
Canadian travelers face rising fares and flight cancellations as global oil shortages from the Iran conflict disrupt supply chains, with experts predicting prolonged economic pain.
Nationwide fuel protests in Ireland have led to severe shortages, with over a third of service stations empty. Demonstrators block roads in Dublin and beyond, demanding action on rising fuel prices.
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