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.
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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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Top Kitchen Deals on Amazon Canada: March 2026 Guide
Discover the best kitchen deals available on Amazon Canada in March 2026, featuring discounts on appliances, gadgets, and essentials for your home.
Highway 9 Crash Cleared by RCMP, Traffic Restored
RCMP confirm that a crash on Highway 9 has been cleared, with no injuries reported. The incident caused temporary disruptions, but normal traffic flow has resumed.
Winnipeg Mayor Eyes More 7-Eleven Store Openings
Mayor Scott Gillingham indicates that additional 7-Eleven convenience stores could be established in Winnipeg, highlighting potential urban development and retail growth.
Trump on Gas Prices During Iran Operation: 'If They Rise, They Rise'
Former U.S. President Donald Trump commented on potential gas price increases due to Middle East tensions, stating he accepts market fluctuations. His remarks come as attacks on tankers escalate regional conflict.
Windsor Park Boutique Homes Launch in Central Calgary
Renova Homes introduces Windsor Park, a collection of 12 semi-detached mid-century modern homes in Calgary's inner-city, offering luxury living with exceptional convenience near amenities.
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Winnipeg Condo Prices Rising According to New Report
A new report indicates that average condo prices in Winnipeg are experiencing a notable upward trend, reflecting broader shifts in the city's real estate landscape.
Alberta Reforms Wine Tax Policy: Model for Provinces
Alberta's decision to eliminate its ad valorem wine markup in Budget 2026, following industry feedback, offers a blueprint for other provinces to reduce interprovincial trade barriers and increase transparency in liquor taxation.
United Airlines: No Headphones Could Get You Booted from Flight
United Airlines has updated its contract of carriage to allow removal of passengers who refuse to wear headphones while listening to audio or video content, with potential permanent bans for non-compliance.
GTA Home Sales to Rebound in Late 2026: TRREB Forecast
The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board predicts a sales uptick in the second half of 2026 as new listings decline more sharply than sales, creating pent-up demand among over 100,000 buyers.
Calgary Police Stop 35 Speeders in Traffic Enforcement Operation
Calgary police conducted targeted enforcement last week, stopping 35 speeders on Stoney Trail and Bow Trail S.W. to enhance road safety and reduce traffic violations.
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Alberta Reinstates Flat Wine Tax After Industry Outcry
The Alberta government has reversed its decision and will return to a standard flat tax on wine, responding to significant pressure from the wine industry and stakeholders concerned about economic impacts.
EdmontonNewsForever and ACFA Launch Partnership to Support Journalism
EdmontonNewsForever and the Association canadienne-française de l'Alberta have announced a new partnership aimed at enhancing local news coverage and community engagement across Alberta.
Canada-U.S. Economic Rupture Revealed in Eight Charts Under Trump Tariffs
New data shows how Trump's tariffs have transformed Canada's economic relationship with the U.S., turning integration into vulnerability and causing significant trade disruption.
Albert Street Overpass Work to Restart This Month
Construction on the Albert Street overpass above Ring Road is set to restart this month, marking a key step in local infrastructure development.
States Sue Trump Over Tariffs After Supreme Court Loss
More than twenty US states have filed a lawsuit challenging former President Donald Trump's new global tariffs, imposed following a significant Supreme Court defeat. The legal action highlights ongoing political and economic tensions.
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Unclaimed $2.5M Lottery Ticket in Saskatchewan Sparks Search
The Western Canada Lottery Corporation urges Saskatchewan residents to check their LOTTO 6/49 tickets for an unclaimed $2.5 million prize from March 4, 2026.
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