Half of Americans Oppose Trump's Tariffs on Canada
A new survey reveals that 50% of Americans are against imposing tariffs on Canadian goods, preferring to maintain the current CUSMA trade agreement intact as trade talks loom.
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RBC Acquires Fintech Firm Pinch Financial
Royal Bank of Canada has acquired fintech company Pinch Financial, expanding its digital financial services portfolio. The terms of the deal were not immediately disclosed.
IEA Approves Record Oil Reserve Release to Lower Prices
The International Energy Agency has agreed to a record-setting release of emergency oil stocks in a coordinated effort to stabilize global markets and ease surging energy costs.
Eclipse Automation Marks 25 Years with Strategic Growth Initiatives
Eclipse Automation announces major expansion plans, new partnerships with Mirsee Robotics and NVIDIA, and a new global headquarters as it celebrates 25 years in factory automation.
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Software Stocks Rebound as AI Fears Subside, Wall Street Optimistic
Software stocks are staging a recovery after months of heavy selling driven by AI disruption fears. The S&P 500 software index just had its best week since May, with investors showing renewed confidence in the sector's fundamentals.
IEA Releases Record 400M Barrels of Oil to Counter War Impact
The International Energy Agency announces its largest-ever emergency oil reserve release of 400 million barrels to stabilize markets disrupted by the Middle East conflict, with Germany and Austria among nations responding.
Airfare to Rise Due to Iran War Costs
Travelers face significant airfare increases as the Iran conflict drives up aviation expenses, with experts warning of higher ticket prices ahead.
USW Local 3505 Ratifies Four-Year Slacan Industries Agreement
Members of United Steelworkers Local 3505 have ratified a new four-year collective agreement with Slacan Industries in Brantford, Ontario, covering 116 workers with wage increases and improved benefits.
Halifax Chocolatier at Tokyo Trade Show to Gauge Asian Market
Rousseau Chocolatier from Halifax is attending a major food and beverage trade show in Tokyo, aiming to assess Asian market interest and expand their international presence.
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TD Paid Ex-CEO $3M for Compliance Advice Amid $3.1B Fines
Toronto-Dominion Bank compensated former CEO Bharat Masrani $3 million in 2025 for advising on anti-money laundering remediation, as the bank faced $3.1 billion in U.S. fines.
Driver Injured in North Sydney School Bus Crash
A driver sustained serious injuries after a car collided with a school bus in North Sydney, Nova Scotia. The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
Navigating Special Levies in Strata Council Funding
Tony Gioventu explains the approval process for special levies in strata councils, detailing owner rights and options when facing blended funding resolutions for major repairs like roofing.
Roots Sale: Canadian Tire May Bid for Iconic Canadian Brand
Roots Corp. has initiated a strategic review that could lead to a sale, with Canadian Tire or other Canadian companies potentially making bids. The iconic brand faces challenges connecting with younger consumers despite steady growth.
Global Energy Security Depends on Canadian Energy
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith argues that Canada's vast oil reserves and political stability make it the world's only reliable energy partner amid Middle East conflicts and global supply disruptions.
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$46M Investment for Mississauga Electricity Grid Upgrades
Alectra Utilities announces a $46 million capital investment plan for 2026 to strengthen Mississauga's electricity infrastructure, improve reliability, and support the city's continued growth through system enhancements.
Iran War May Drive Up B.C. Air Travel Costs
The war in Iran has disrupted global oil supplies, causing jet fuel prices to surge. Airlines like Air Canada and WestJet face higher operating costs, which could lead to increased airfares for travelers in British Columbia.
Sask. Fishers Bid for Federal Fish Marketer in Privatization Move
Saskatchewan fishers have submitted a bid for the Freshwater Fish Marketing Corp as it moves toward privatization, aiming to restore efficiency and productivity in the federal marketer.
Networking Essential in Job Market, Digital Challenges Persist
New survey reveals Canadian job seekers and employers overwhelmingly agree networking is crucial for employment, yet many struggle with digital platforms and generational differences in approach.
Iran Warns of $200 Oil Prices, Markets on Edge
Iran issues a stark warning to global markets, predicting oil prices could surge to $200 per barrel amid geopolitical tensions, with potential impacts on inflation and energy sectors worldwide.
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Tecumseh Crash Sends All Occupants to Hospital
A three-vehicle collision on Manning Road in Tecumseh resulted in all occupants being hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. The intersection was closed for hours as police investigated.
Germany, Japan to Unblock Oil Reserves as G7 Stands Ready
Germany and Japan announce plans to release strategic petroleum reserves as the G7 signals readiness to stabilize global oil markets amid escalating Middle East tensions.
Inflation Surge Expected After 2026 Cooling, Analysts Say
Economic indicators suggest inflation will spike in the coming months, reversing a temporary cooling trend observed in early 2026, with rising energy and commodity costs driving the upward pressure.
Oracle Rallies as Strong Revenue Forecast Eases AI Bet Concerns
Oracle Corporation's shares experienced a significant rally following the release of a strong revenue forecast, which has alleviated investor concerns over the company's substantial investments in artificial intelligence technology.
Canada Weighs Oil Supply Options as Iran War Disrupts Markets
Canada is urgently exploring options with provinces and energy industry to increase oil output as Middle East conflict causes global crude market volatility. Rail shipments remain viable despite pipeline expansions.
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Wall Street Gains as Investors Await Major Oil Reserve Release
U.S. stock markets posted modest gains as traders focused on an upcoming significant release from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve, which could impact global oil prices and inflation.
Shell, TotalEnergies Declare Force Majeure on Qatar LNG
Shell, TotalEnergies, and other energy companies have invoked force majeure clauses for clients receiving liquefied natural gas from Qatar, citing unforeseen supply disruptions, according to Reuters sources.
LNG Buyers Declare Force Majeure After Qatar Production Halt
Shell, TotalEnergies, and Asian firms invoke force majeure on LNG deliveries to customers after QatarEnergy's production shutdown disrupts global supply chains.
Safer Pathway Planned Near Ottawa's Leitrim Station
Ottawa transit users are looking forward to enhanced safety with a proposed multi-use pathway near Leitrim Station, as presented to residents at a recent community meeting.
Windsor Mayor Eyes Development Fee Exemption for New Apartments
Mayor Drew Dilkens seeks to waive development charges for multi-unit housing projects in 2026, aiming to spur construction amid economic uncertainty and housing shortages.
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Campbell's Cuts Forecasts as Consumers Choose Cheaper Brands
Campbell's has revised its annual forecasts downward, citing a trend where consumers are increasingly opting for more affordable alternatives over its premium products.
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