Icy QEW Lanes Closed in St. Catharines, Ontario
A stretch of the Queen Elizabeth Way in St. Catharines has been shut down due to hazardous icy road conditions, impacting traffic and prompting safety warnings for drivers in the region.
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Women in Saskatchewan Agriculture Rise as UN Marks 2026 Year of Woman Farmer
Kirsten Oram exemplifies the growing presence of women in Saskatchewan agriculture, with census data showing a 6.5% increase since 2016. As International Women's Day approaches and the UN designates 2026 International Year of the Woman Farmer, her story h
Canadian Natural Defers Oilsands Spending Over Policy Concerns
Canadian Natural Resources delays $150M in Jackpine mine expansion work, citing regulatory uncertainty ahead of April 1 MOU deadline on carbon capture policies.
PyroGenesis Completes Plasma Torch for Constellium Installation
PyroGenesis Inc. has finished building a plasma torch system for Constellium's aluminum remelting furnace, starting delivery and installation in Europe with commissioning expected in Q2 2026.
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Montreal Traffic: Bridge Closure and REM Service Adjustments
The Papineau-Leblanc Bridge will be closed Sunday for asphalt work, while REM trains from Brossard will have alternating destinations starting Friday. Multiple ongoing infrastructure projects continue to affect Montreal-area transportation.
Drug Dealing Worsens Financial Crisis at London Housing Co-op
The Tolpuddle Housing Co-op in London's Old East Village faces a deepening financial crisis as drug dealing activities and vacant apartments awaiting repairs strain its resources, highlighting urban housing challenges.
Oil Up 20% as War Halts Hormuz Traffic
Oil prices are heading for their largest weekly gain since 2022, with Brent crude exceeding $87 per barrel, as the Middle East conflict causes a near-total halt in shipping through the critical Strait of Hormuz, disrupting global energy markets.
Boost Returns by Keeping Tax Dollars Invested Beyond Tax Season
Financial analyst Dale Jackson recommends reinvesting tax refunds and maintaining strategic investments year-round to enhance portfolio performance and minimize tax liabilities.
Maritime Gas Prices Jump for Third Time This Week
Gasoline prices across the Maritime provinces have surged for the third consecutive time this week, with analysts pointing to global oil market volatility and regional supply constraints as key drivers.
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69-Year-Old Furnace Wins Longevity Contest in Ontario
An Ontario man's furnace, still running after 69 years, has won a longevity contest, highlighting concerns about modern appliance durability versus efficiency.
How Employers Accidentally Unionize Themselves Through Absence
Labor lawyer Howard Levitt explains how unionization often stems from absent leadership and managerial fear rather than ideology, warning that by the time employers react, it's too late.
Avoid Spring Panic-Buying in Real Estate, Expert Warns
Financial expert Robert McLister cautions home seekers against rushing into purchases this spring, citing potential market weakness ahead and advising patience for better opportunities.
Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations at 250: Market Forces and Prosperity
As Adam Smith's seminal work 'The Wealth of Nations' marks its 250th anniversary, we explore how his revolutionary ideas on free markets, division of labor, and economic growth continue to influence modern economies and policy debates.
Quebec Small Businesses Struggle Amid Tariff War
A year into the tariff war, Quebec small businesses face mounting financial pressures as costs rise and profit margins shrink, according to CFIB analyst Vincent Paquet.
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Asian Markets Mixed, Oil Lower After Wall Street Losses
Asian stock markets showed mixed performance as oil prices edged lower, influenced by recent losses on Wall Street. Traders monitored currency fluctuations and economic indicators amid global uncertainties.
HBC's Collapse: Reimagined Spaces, Vacant Stores Remain
A year following the collapse of Hudson's Bay Company, some former retail spaces have been creatively repurposed, yet numerous storefronts remain empty, highlighting ongoing urban challenges.
Air Transat Showdown Looms Over Peladeau's Control Bid
A potential corporate battle is brewing as Pierre Karl Peladeau's bid to gain control of Air Transat faces opposition, raising concerns over the airline's future direction and governance.
Bitget Upgrades Platform to Integrate Traditional Finance with Crypto
Bitget, the world's largest Universal Exchange, has restructured its trading interface to give traditional financial assets equal prominence alongside cryptocurrency trading, signaling a significant shift in exchange evolution.
Two Dead in Highbury Avenue Crash North of London
A tragic multi-vehicle collision on Highbury Avenue north of London has claimed two lives, with Ontario Provincial Police investigating the incident that occurred on March 5, 2026.
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UN: Mineral Demand for Tech May Triple by 2030
The United Nations political chief warns that global demand for critical minerals to power technology could triple by 2030, highlighting supply chain challenges.
Alberta Condo Tribunal Meets Optimism, Legal Cost Worries Persist
Alberta's newly announced Condo Dispute Resolution Tribunal is welcomed by owners but concerns over high legal expenses remain unresolved, highlighting ongoing financial pressures in condo governance.
B.C. Supportive Housing Model Needs Reform, Operators Admit
British Columbia supportive housing operators admit the current model requires reform amid rising community concerns about drug use and safety issues, with projects cancelled in Burnaby and Abbotsford.
Beyond Meat Rebrands, Launches Plant-Based Drinks and Snacks
Beyond Meat is undergoing a significant rebranding, dropping 'Meat' from its name to become 'Beyond' as it diversifies into sparkling plant-protein drinks and snacks, announced at the Natural Products Expo West 2026.
Surrey's Vacant District 104 Building Gets Major Facelift
The four-storey commercial building at 14178 104 Avenue in Surrey, vacant since 1998, is undergoing significant renovations and attracting interest from medical groups, grocers, and childcare providers.
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Montreal Realtor's English Facebook Posts Flagged by Language Watchdog
Real estate broker Mario Conte expresses frustration after Quebec's language watchdog contacts him over English-only Facebook posts, highlighting tensions between Bill 96 enforcement and global online communication.
Hundreds Attend Teamworks Job Fair in Lethbridge
Teamworks Career Centre hosted a successful job fair at the Lethbridge Trade and Convention Centre, drawing large crowds of job seekers seeking employment opportunities in the region.
Sask. Dubai Trade Office Staff Told to Work from Home
Employees at Saskatchewan's trade office in Dubai have been instructed to work from home due to unspecified security alerts, highlighting international operational challenges for the province.
Winnipeg Alcohol Sales Buck National Trend: StatsCan
Statistics Canada data reveals Winnipeg's alcohol sales increased while national figures fell, highlighting unique regional consumption patterns in Manitoba.
South Bow Gauges Interest in New Alberta-U.S. Pipeline
South Bow Corp. is assessing shipper interest for a proposed new pipeline from Alberta to the United States, aiming to enhance cross-border energy infrastructure and market access for Canadian oil.
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Jasper Updates Housing Build with New Federal, Provincial Money
Jasper officials have announced progress on the Connaught affordable housing project, leveraging new federal and provincial funding to address local housing needs and community development.
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