Uber Launches Women-Only Ride Option Nationwide in U.S.
Uber has expanded its women-only ride service to all 50 U.S. states, offering female passengers and drivers a dedicated option for enhanced safety and comfort during trips.
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Port of Vancouver Hits Record Cargo Volumes from Overseas Trade
The Port of Vancouver has achieved unprecedented cargo volumes, driven by robust overseas trade. Prime Minister Mark Carney recently toured the DP World Centerm terminal, highlighting its critical role in Canada's economic infrastructure and global supply
Île-aux-Tourtes Bridge Overnight Closures for Maintenance
The Île-aux-Tourtes Bridge will be closed overnight for three nights this week for lane painting and preparatory work for structural supports, with Highway 30 tolls suspended as a detour option.
G7 Ministers Discuss Oil Reserves as Prices Soar, Poilievre Calls for Action
G7 finance ministers met to discuss potential emergency oil reserve releases amid soaring prices due to Iranian conflict, while Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre proposed policy changes to address short-term and long-term energy challenges.
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Saskatchewan Premier Moe Calls India Trade Mission a Milestone
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe describes the recent trade mission to India as an 'important milestone,' highlighting agreements signed with Indian officials and companies to boost economic ties.
Peter Mansbridge Voices Submarine Company Ad
Former CBC news anchor Peter Mansbridge has been tapped to provide the voiceover for a new advertising campaign by a submarine manufacturing company, as seen in Ottawa.
Ellerdale Road in Hampstead to Be Fully Repaved Starting June
The town of Hampstead will repave the 600-meter Ellerdale Road after years of deterioration. The $990,000 project, starting in June, follows city approval and competitive bidding.
Gold Drops as Oil Surge Sparks Interest Rate Fears
Gold prices fell as rising oil prices fueled inflation worries, potentially leading to higher interest rates. Despite recent gains, the precious metal faces pressure from a stronger dollar and geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
Airdrie Buys $12.8M Industrial Land for Economic Growth
The City of Airdrie has purchased 65 hectares of industrial land for $12.8 million, aiming to enhance tax revenue and support local business expansion, as announced by Mayor Heather Spearman.
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B.C. Gas Prices Soar Amid Iran War Oil Disruption
British Columbia faces prolonged high gas prices as the U.S.-Israeli war in Iran disrupts oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, with experts warning costs could exceed $2 per litre.
Constellation Software CEO Confident on AI Resilience
Constellation Software's CEO Mark Miller asserts the company is well-prepared for AI industry disruptions while reporting a 30% profit drop in 2025 and $1.579 billion in acquisitions.
Laval Transit Agency Lacks Buses for Regular Schedule
The Laval transit agency reports a critical shortage of buses, forcing service reductions and schedule disruptions across the network, impacting daily commutes.
BOE Inflation Risk Hits 5% from Iran War, Rate Bets Shift
The Bank of England confronts UK inflation potentially soaring to 5%, double its target, due to Middle East conflict-driven oil price spikes, forcing traders to reverse interest rate cut expectations.
New Partnership Aims to Tackle Food Insecurity in Waterloo
A collaborative initiative in Waterloo Region focuses on combating food insecurity through community-driven solutions and resource mobilization.
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Calgary Auctions Properties Over Unpaid Taxes
The City of Calgary will auction 142 tax-delinquent properties on April 23, including high-value listings up to $3.99 million, as a last resort to recover municipal revenue.
Iran Leadership Shift Triggers Oil Spike and Market Slide
Global oil prices surged and financial markets tumbled following Iran's appointment of a new supreme leader, escalating fears of prolonged conflict and economic instability.
Toronto Commuter Creates Site to Track TTC Delays
A Toronto charity organizer has launched a website to monitor TTC delays, driven by personal frustration with unreliable commutes and costly vehicle damage from potholes.
Airline Stocks Fall, Fares Rise as Iran War Pushes Oil Above $100
Global airline shares are facing severe pressure and airfares are surging following a spike in oil prices above $100 per barrel, driven by escalating tensions in the Iran conflict. The aviation industry braces for significant cost increases and potential
Counterfeit Currency Surge in B.C. Raises Alarm
British Columbia faces a significant rise in counterfeit currency incidents, prompting concerns from law enforcement and financial institutions about economic impacts and public safety.
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Putin: Energy Crisis Here, Russia Ready to Work with Europe
Russian President Vladimir Putin states the energy crisis has arrived, expressing readiness to collaborate with Europe as oil prices surge and global markets react with volatility.
Wrong-Way Crash on Highway 1 Claims Two Lives Near Regina
A tragic head-on collision occurred on Highway 1 near Regina after a vehicle entered the wrong lane, resulting in two fatalities. The RCMP is investigating the incident.
Fatal Crashes and Closures Fuel Fear on Northern Ontario Highways
A recent fatal crash near Smooth Rock Falls marks the 10th highway death this winter in northern Ontario, with constant closures and dangerous conditions creating widespread fear among residents and travelers.
Montreal's Iconic Bay Sign Dismantled, End of Era
The historic Hudson Bay Company sign in downtown Montreal was removed on March 9, 2026, as workers dismantled the yellow letters from the landmark Phillips Square location.
Smoke Incident Halts Montreal Orange Line Service
Service on Montreal's Orange Line was suspended for over an hour after smoke was detected near Rosemont station. Fire officials confirmed smoke but no fire, with full service expected to resume by 1:45 p.m.
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Iran War Shifts Rate Outlook, Hikes Expected in Canada
The conflict in Iran has dramatically altered global interest rate expectations, with investors now fully pricing in Bank of Canada rate hikes by 2026 and increased bets for earlier increases.
Canadian Rents Hit 33-Month Low Amid Supply Surge
Canada's average asking rent fell to $2,030 in February, marking a 33-month low due to reduced immigration and increased housing supply, offering renters a rare affordability window.
Nova Scotia Gas Prices Change Third Time in a Week
Gasoline prices in Nova Scotia have been adjusted for the third time within just one week, reflecting ongoing volatility in the energy market. This rapid fluctuation impacts consumers and highlights broader economic trends in the region.
Putin: Iran War Triggers Energy Crisis, Russia Ready to Supply Europe
Russian President Vladimir Putin warns the Iran war has caused a global energy crisis, threatening oil transit through the Strait of Hormuz. He signals Russia's readiness to supply oil and gas to Europe if cooperation is long-term and non-politicized.
Keystone XL Revival: Pipe Dream or Realistic Possibility?
The potential revival of the Keystone XL pipeline sparks debate as unused pipe in North Dakota and existing infrastructure could provide a head start for new projects, while Alberta seeks to offload regulatory risks to U.S. companies.
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Quebec Tribunal Orders Employer to Pay $10,000 to Union
A Quebec labour tribunal has mandated a repeat-offender employer to compensate a union with a $10,000 payment, highlighting enforcement of labour laws in the province.
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