Musk Defends Tweets in Twitter Stock Manipulation Lawsuit
Elon Musk testified in a shareholder lawsuit alleging his tweets caused Twitter's stock to fall before his acquisition, defending his social media activity as protected speech.
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UP Express Resumes Service After Track Work in Toronto
Toronto's UP Express rail link has returned to its normal schedule following unexpected track maintenance, easing commuter disruptions across the city's transit network.
Calgary Road Closures Start for Water Main Work
Calgary officials announce weekend road closures ahead of a $609 million water main replacement project, aiming to reinforce aging infrastructure while minimizing long-term disruptions.
Halifax Nonprofits Launch Affordable Market to Fight Food Insecurity
A new initiative in Halifax aims to provide struggling families with access to healthy, affordable food options, addressing the critical issue of food insecurity in the community.
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Skydance CEO Pledges CNN Independence, Critics Point to CBS
David Ellison promises editorial independence for CNN after Skydance's takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery, but critics highlight CBS News changes under Bari Weiss as a concerning precedent.
Middle East Conflict Threatens Maritime Supply Chains
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East could severely disrupt supply chains in the Maritimes, with the Port of Halifax facing potential operational challenges and delays.
Simcoe County Marks International Women's Day with Awards
Simcoe County honors International Women's Day with the Woman's Business Awards at Hawke Ridge Golf Club in Orillia, highlighting local achievements and empowerment initiatives.
Nova Leap Health Posts Record 2025 Revenues and Adjusted EBITDA
Nova Leap Health Corp. announces its strongest financial year ever with record revenues and adjusted EBITDA across both Canadian and U.S. operations for 2025.
Winnipeg Habitat for Humanity ReStore Closes After Fire
A devastating early morning fire has forced the permanent closure of Habitat for Humanity's ReStore on Archibald Street in Winnipeg, Manitoba, on March 5, 2026.
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Economist: Edmonton PST Could Boost Alberta's Economy
An economics professor argues that implementing a provincial sales tax in Alberta, specifically in Edmonton, could stimulate economic growth and provide stable revenue for public services.
Halifax Ferry Maintenance Issues 'Unacceptable': Councillor
A Halifax city councillor condemns ongoing ferry maintenance problems and service reductions as unacceptable, highlighting impacts on commuters and city transit reliability.
Alberta Wine Tax Scrapped, Replaced with Flat Markup
Alberta's UCP government has eliminated the controversial ad valorem wine tax, replacing it with a 58-cent-per-litre flat markup increase. Merchants and restaurateurs celebrate the change, which they say unfairly targeted premium wines.
Kitchener Boutique Owner: Construction Hurts Business
A Kitchener boutique owner reports significant business decline due to ongoing Frederick Street construction, with reduced foot traffic and accessibility issues affecting sales.
Musqueam Agreements Impact on B.C. Property Owners
A detailed analysis of the Musqueam agreements and their legal, financial, and social implications for private property owners across British Columbia, exploring rights, responsibilities, and future developments.
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Inconsistent Start to Maple Syrup Season in Ontario
A local producer in southwestern Ontario describes the maple syrup season as inconsistent, with fluctuating sap flow due to weather conditions affecting production.
Middle East War Drives Bond Yields Higher, Inflation Fears Rise
Government bond yields have surged dramatically this week as Middle East instability elevates oil prices and inflation expectations, potentially impacting mortgage rates.
Ticket Resale Price Caps: A Mistake for Fans and Economy
As World Cup games approach in Canada, calls for ticket resale price caps grow. However, evidence suggests caps increase fraud, hurt economic activity, and benefit monopolies like Ticketmaster.
B.C. Invests $70M in Job Training for Tariff-Hit Workers
The British Columbia government is providing $70 million in funding for job training programs to support workers in forestry and other industries affected by international tariffs, aiming to bolster economic resilience.
Orléans Commuters Frustrated by Delayed LRT Extension
Ottawa residents in Orléans face ongoing delays and overcrowding as the LRT eastern extension remains incomplete, with OC Transpo addressing axle bearing issues.
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Durham Police Arrest 8 in $3M 15-Year Business Fraud Case
Durham police have arrested eight individuals and are seeking five more in connection with a $3 million fraud scheme spanning 15 years, as part of 'Project Fletcher' investigation.
States Sue Over Trump's New Import Tariffs
Attorneys general from New York and Oregon lead a coalition of states filing a lawsuit challenging President Trump's 10% tariff on imports, arguing it violates trade law.
CNRL Delays $8.25B Mine Expansion Over Carbon Rules
Canadian Natural Resources Ltd. postpones an $8.25-billion oilsands expansion in Alberta until governments clarify carbon pricing and methane regulations, citing economic risks.
Loblaw Delayed PC Optimum Account Deletions: Probe
An investigation by the Privacy Commissioner determined that Loblaw Companies Ltd. failed to promptly delete customer PC Optimum loyalty accounts upon request, raising data protection concerns.
Cameco COO: Nuclear Energy's Future 'Feels More Durable'
Grant Isaac, Cameco Corp.'s president and COO, discusses the robust outlook for nuclear power and uranium industries, highlighting the company's role in the nuclear fuel cycle.
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Cameco COO: Nuclear Energy Future 'More Durable'
Grant Isaac, Cameco's COO, discusses the strengthening outlook for nuclear and uranium industries, highlighting the company's role in the nuclear fuel cycle.
Saskatchewan Invests $46M+ in Rural Road Upgrades
The Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways and SARM announce a major funding initiative exceeding $46 million for rural road network improvements across the province.
Ottawa Citizen Building Site to Get 1,400 Residential Units
A major development proposal in Ottawa aims to transform the former Ottawa Citizen building site on Baxter Road into a residential complex with 1,400 units across six buildings, pending city approval.
Calgary Pedestrian Seriously Injured on Southland Drive
A man sustained serious injuries after being struck by a vehicle on Southland Drive in Calgary. Police are investigating the incident that occurred on March 4, 2026.
Trucking Group Criticizes Windsor Mayor's Proposed Road Tolls
The Windsor-Essex Trucking Association strongly opposes Mayor's plan to implement tolls on Huron Church Road, citing economic harm to local businesses and increased consumer costs.
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