Canada's Natural Resources and Tax Season 2026 Explored
FP Video covers the PDAC 2026 convention in Toronto, featuring interviews with industry leaders on mining, nuclear energy, and indigenous partnerships, plus tax advice from Jamie Golombek.
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Former Editor's Apology Reveals Workplace Jealousy After 20 Years
A writer recounts a shocking 2005 firing and the unexpected lunch meeting two decades later where her former editor confessed the real reason: jealousy over work-life balance.
Karen Brookman: Growth Needs Strategic Planning
Karen Brookman, CEO of WCD, argues that growth must align with thoughtful planning to ensure long-term success for businesses and cities like Calgary.
Wealth Has Causes, Poverty Does Not: Adam Smith's Legacy
On the 250th anniversary of Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations, economist Donald Boudreaux explores how Smith's insights on free markets and access to goods transformed economic thinking and created prosperity.
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Canada Must Unleash Ring of Fire Chromium Resources
Conrad Black argues Canada must develop Ontario's Ring of Fire chromium deposits to secure Western strategic mineral supply chains and counter Chinese dominance.
Adam Smith's Free Markets: From Tyranny to Liberty
On the 250th anniversary of 'The Wealth of Nations,' Janet Bufton explores how Adam Smith's vision of free markets rescued humanity from conflict and dependency, establishing order and individual freedom.
Semi Truck Hits Saskatoon Overpass, Official Urges Drivers to Be Careful
A semi truck hauling heavy equipment struck a major overpass in Saskatoon's southeast, prompting city officials to plan repairs and issue a stern warning to drivers.
Tiny Homes Village Coming to New Westminster
A new tiny homes village is set to open in New Westminster by the end of the year, providing transitional housing and addressing urban affordability challenges in the region.
Oil Hits 2023 Highs, Weak Jobs Data Sinks Stocks
Oil prices surged above $90 per barrel due to the Iran war, while a disappointing U.S. jobs report triggered a stock market selloff, raising stagflation fears.
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Pedestrian Killed by Falling Pole in North York Incident
A tragic accident in North York resulted in a pedestrian's death after a vehicle struck and dislodged a pole, which then hit the individual. Toronto police are investigating the incident.
Vancouver Barber's 'Retired' Hats Collection Adorns Shop
A Vancouver barbershop has become a local landmark with its unusual decor: dozens of hats hung wall to wall, each with its own story. The owner's collection of 'retired' headwear creates a nostalgic atmosphere for customers.
Alberta Rejects Mega Data Centre Proposal in Olds
The Alberta Utilities Commission has denied an application to construct a large-scale data centre in Olds, marking a significant decision for the region's development and utility infrastructure planning.
Saskatchewan Fuel Prices Surge as Market Fluctuates
Gas prices in Saskatchewan have surged to an average of $1.38 per litre, following national trends. Experts analyze market volatility and potential future increases.
Regina Non-Profit Founder Guilty of Defrauding Organization
The founder of a Regina non-profit has pleaded guilty to defrauding the organization, with court proceedings revealing significant financial misconduct.
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How to Make Appliances Last Longer and Save Money
Consumer Reports offers practical advice on maintaining major appliances to combat shorter lifespans and reduce costs, helping consumers save money in the long run.
Manitoba Beef Producers Lobby for Cattle Safety
Manitoba Beef Producers are actively lobbying the provincial government to implement stronger safety protocols for cattle, addressing rising concerns in the agricultural sector.
Edmonton's Westmount Mall to Become Outdoor Shopping Hub
The owner of Westmount Centre in Edmonton has unveiled ambitious plans to convert the aging indoor mall into a modern outdoor shopping complex, aiming to revitalize the retail space and enhance the community experience.
Massive Log Home Nears Journey's End After Epic Transport
A colossal log home that began its transport from Lajord on Tuesday is now approaching its final destination, marking the near completion of an extraordinary relocation effort.
Ottawa Business Owner Fears Impact from Road Closure
A West End Ottawa business owner expresses deep concern over the extended closure of Woodroffe Avenue between Richmond Road and Deschênes Street, warning of potentially devastating economic consequences for local enterprises until the fall.
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Quebec Cheese Curd Protection Sparks Ontario Poutine Debate
Quebec's proposed protection for cheese curds faces opposition from Ontario's St. Albert Cheese, igniting a cross-provincial debate over poutine authenticity and fair trade practices.
Oil Surges Past $90 USD Per Barrel
Global oil prices have soared above $90 USD per barrel, driven by geopolitical tensions and supply concerns, impacting markets and energy sectors worldwide.
Sudbury Mayor Pushes for Special Economic Zone Status
Mayor Paul Lefebvre urges designation to secure a larger share of mining revenue, aiming to stimulate economic growth and infrastructure development in the city.
Thomson Reuters Rebounds from AI Rout, Growth Prospects Strong
Thomson Reuters stock has recovered from an AI software selloff, with analysts highlighting strong growth potential. Meanwhile, experts warn against buying market dips amid Iran war volatility, and major Canadian projects could boost freight stocks.
Burrard Bridge Closure in Vancouver for Crane Removal This Weekend
The Burrard Bridge in Vancouver will be closed to vehicle traffic Saturday and Sunday mornings for crane removal at the Sen̓áḵw development, with cyclists and pedestrians facing restrictions.
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Canada-U.S. Trade Talks Focus on CUSMA Review in Washington
Canadian Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc leads a delegation to Washington, meeting with U.S. Trade Representative Greer to discuss the upcoming review of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement amid global economic tensions.
Canmore Housing Shortage Hinders New Doctor Recruitment
The severe housing shortage in Canmore, driven by high demand and limited supply, is creating significant barriers for new physicians trying to relocate, exacerbating healthcare access issues in the area.
Ontario Farmer Jason Leblond Named Beef Farmers President
Jason Leblond, a farmer from Chisolm Township in Northern Ontario, has been appointed as the new president of the Beef Farmers of Ontario Association, marking a significant leadership change in the provincial agricultural sector.
Gas Prices to Rise in Waterloo as Iran War Continues
Residents in Waterloo region should prepare for another spike at the pumps as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East drive up fuel costs across Canada.
Burrard Bridge Shut This Weekend for Crane Removal
The Burrard Street Bridge in Vancouver will be closed to vehicles Saturday and Sunday mornings for crane removal at the Sen̓áḵw development, with cyclists and pedestrians facing restrictions.
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Halifax Transit Fares Rising 25 Cents in September
Halifax Transit announces a 25-cent fare hike effective September 2026, impacting commuters across the city. The increase aims to address operational costs amid ongoing service challenges.
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