Insurance Fraud Allegations in Tow Truck Violence Cases
Investigative reports reveal staged collisions and insurance fraud are driving violent incidents in Canada's tow truck industry, with criminal groups exploiting claims for profit.
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Oil Prices Top $100 as Iran Attacks Worsen Supply Concerns
Global oil prices spike as Brent crude briefly exceeds $100 per barrel, driven by escalating attacks on shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and heightened supply fears.
Alberta Chambers: Separation Talk Hurts Business Attraction
Alberta's chambers of commerce express concern that ongoing separatism discussions are damaging the province's ability to attract and retain business investment, urging focus on economic stability.
Iran Attacks on Mideast Shipping Send Oil Prices Soaring
Persistent Iranian assaults on maritime and energy infrastructure in the Middle East have triggered a surge in global oil prices, exacerbating regional instability and economic pressures.
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Oil Prices Surge Past $100 Amid Iran Conflict, Market Turmoil
Brent crude oil briefly exceeded $100 per barrel as Iranian attacks disrupt supply, prompting emergency reserves release and fueling stagflation fears globally.
Federal Rules Cap NSF Fees at $10 Starting Thursday
Starting this Thursday, new federal regulations will limit non-sufficient funds fees to a maximum of $10 per transaction, providing financial relief for consumers across Canada.
BYDFi Perpetual Futures Data Live on TradingView
BYDFi announces integration of its perpetual futures market data into TradingView, providing traders with real-time crypto pricing and analysis tools directly within the popular charting platform.
BDC Expands Defence Support to $6 Billion for Canadian SMEs
The Business Development Bank of Canada has increased its defence platform funding to $6 billion, aiming to boost Canadian SMEs and startups in defence and dual-use technologies through financing and partnerships.
Mercury Testing Ordered at Former Kanata Golf Course in Ottawa
The City of Ottawa confirms that developers must test for mercury contamination at the former Kanata Golf and Country Club, where heavy equipment has begun soil work, raising health concerns among residents.
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Hormuz Crisis Boosts Canada Oil, Pipeline Questions Arise
Geopolitical tensions in the Strait of Hormuz have created a profit surge for Canada's oil industry, raising questions about whether this will translate into new pipeline investments or simply benefit shareholders.
Ipsen Names Michelle C. Werner as North America President
Ipsen announces the appointment of Michelle C. Werner as Executive Vice President and President of North America, effective March 23, 2026. She will join the Executive Leadership Team and report directly to CEO David Loew.
Canadian Airlines Raise Fares Amid Jet Fuel Price Spike
Air Transat and Air Canada are increasing ticket prices and fuel surcharges as jet fuel costs soar over 40% due to Iran's disruption of oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, with industry executives warning of further adjustments.
Calgary Policy to Aid Businesses Hit by Construction
The City of Calgary is crafting a new policy to provide financial and operational support to local businesses struggling due to prolonged construction projects in their areas.
B.C. Agent Loses Licence Over Ethics Course Imposter
A British Columbia real estate agent's licence has been cancelled after an imposter fraudulently completed a mandatory ethics course on his behalf, raising serious questions about professional integrity and regulatory oversight in the industry.
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Mounties Warn of Spring Scams: Gold, Jewelry, Paving Frauds
As spring approaches, RCMP warns of increasing scams involving fake gold, jewelry, and paving services. Authorities urge public vigilance to avoid financial losses from these deceptive schemes.
Granville SRO Relocation Begins, Future Timeline Unclear
Residents are moving out of the troubled Luugat Hotel on Granville Street, but provincial and city officials have not provided a timeline for relocating tenants from two other SRO hotels in the area.
Sudbury Crash Closes Elm Street, Multiple Hospitalized
A serious multi-vehicle collision on Elm Street in Greater Sudbury has resulted in multiple people being transported to hospital with serious injuries, prompting road closures and emergency response.
Woodfibre LNG's Core Unit Arrives, Advancing $8.8B Project
A 10,847-tonne liquefaction unit, described as the 'beating heart' of the Woodfibre LNG facility, has arrived at the Squamish site via heavy-lift ship, marking a key milestone toward the project's 2027 completion.
Trump Starts New Tariff Process After Court Ruling
President Donald Trump has launched a fresh administrative procedure to reimpose tariffs, following a U.S. Supreme Court decision that invalidated earlier trade levies. The move signals continued aggressive trade policy.
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NB Power Admits Risk of Delayed IT System Upgrade
New Brunswick's utility provider, NB Power, has publicly acknowledged significant risks of delays in its long-term IT system modernization, a crucial project tied to operational efficiency and future rate adjustments.
Iran Conflict Disrupts Oil, California Gas Prices Skyrocket
Military strikes against Iran have triggered a surge in crude oil futures and gasoline prices, with California experiencing the highest costs due to unique environmental regulations and limited supply chains.
Winnipeg Businesses Speak Out About Customer Refusing to Pay
Local businesses in Winnipeg are speaking out about a customer who has refused to pay for services, with one hair salon owner describing the individual as having 'made her rounds' across multiple establishments.
Woodlawn Memorial Park Crematorium in Kitchener Shuts Down
Hundreds of customers in Kitchener and Guelph must find alternative cremation services as Woodlawn Memorial Park Crematorium ceases operations, impacting local funeral arrangements.
Local Suppliers React to L'Oca Grocery Closure in Edmonton
Edmonton-based suppliers are evaluating their financial and operational stability after the unexpected shutdown of L'Oca grocery store, raising concerns over local business dependencies and economic ripple effects in the community.
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Shutdown Sparks Airport Chaos: TSA Staffing Crisis Worsens Delays
The ongoing government shutdown is causing severe airport disruptions, with TSA screeners missing paychecks and staffing gaps leading to long security lines. Experts warn travelers to prepare for delays, arrive early, and consider expedited screening prog
Food Bank's $90K Aid Ship Hit in Strait of Hormuz
A cargo ship carrying $90,000 worth of food destined for Toronto's Daily Bread Food Bank was attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting critical aid deliveries.
Why Gas Prices Are Higher in Montreal: Quebec's Fuel Market
Gas prices are climbing nationwide, but Quebec shows wide variation as some stations cut margins to stay competitive. This article explores the factors driving higher costs in Montreal.
Manitoba Bill Bans Private Repair Parts, Boosts Right-to-Repair
A new bill in Manitoba aims to prohibit suppliers from keeping repair parts private, empowering consumers and independent repair shops with greater access to components.
Saskatchewan Firm Bets on Premium Potash Fertilizer
Saskatchewan Mining and Minerals Inc. acquires Quill Lakes facility to accelerate production of sulphate of potash, a premium fertilizer for specialty crops, leveraging the province's unique mineral resources.
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Renters to Feel Education Tax Hike, Warns Taxpayers Federation
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation highlights that renters, not just property owners, will be affected by rising education taxes, amid broader national news coverage.
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