Canada, Australia Sign Critical Minerals Deals, PM Says
Prime Minister Carney announces new agreements between Canada and Australia on critical minerals, enhancing supply chain security and economic cooperation amid global demand.
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Cryptocurrency Recovery Scam Targets Fraud Victims in Nanaimo
Nanaimo RCMP report a victim of cryptocurrency fraud was targeted by a 'recovery' scam, highlighting a growing trend of criminals exploiting financial distress.
Saskatchewan Joins National Energy Corridor with Nine Partners
Saskatchewan has united with nine provinces and territories to establish a national energy corridor, aiming to enhance power transmission and support renewable energy integration across Canada.
Farmers Oppose Alto High-Speed Rail at Perth Open House
Farmers voiced strong opposition to the Alto high-speed rail project at a public open house in Perth, Ontario, raising concerns about land use and environmental impacts.
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Court Orders Refunds After Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump Tariffs
A federal judge has mandated refunds for importers after the U.S. Supreme Court invalidated tariffs imposed by former President Donald Trump, marking a significant legal reversal with economic implications.
Capstone Infrastructure Reports 2025 Results, Declares Dividend
Capstone Infrastructure Corporation has released its financial results for the fourth quarter and fiscal year ended December 31, 2025, along with declaring a quarterly dividend on its preferred shares.
Judge Orders Tariff Refunds After Supreme Court Decision
A federal judge in New York ruled that companies are entitled to refunds for tariffs struck down by the Supreme Court, potentially costing the government billions.
AI Scams Rise During Fraud Prevention Month in Edmonton
Edmonton Police warn that generative AI is making scams more sophisticated and harder to detect, with investment frauds causing millions in losses. Experts urge vigilance and reporting.
Windsor Mayor Wants Tolls on Huron Church Road Trucks
Windsor's mayor is pushing to implement tolls on Huron Church Road for commercial truck traffic heading to the U.S., a measure intended to manage congestion until the Gordie Howe International Bridge becomes operational.
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Two Dead in Northern B.C. Semi-Truck Crash, Highway Shut
A serious collision involving a loaded semi-truck in northern British Columbia has resulted in two fatalities, prompting RCMP to temporarily close a section of the Trans-Canada Highway for investigation.
Carney's Trade Diplomacy Faces Domestic Hurdles
Prime Minister Mark Carney's international trade missions, including recent stops in India and Australia, highlight efforts to diversify partnerships. However, experts argue that Canada's economic future remains tied to the United States, with supply mana
Heavy Loads to Impact Edmonton Highway Traffic
A large pressure vessel transport will cause significant delays on Highway 1 and 10 near Regina, with similar heavy loads expected to affect Edmonton area highways this week.
Maple Syrup Season Off to Solid Start in Ontario
The maple syrup season in Ontario has commenced with a robust start, driven by ideal weather patterns and increased production efforts. Local producers report promising early yields, signaling a potentially bountiful harvest for this year.
REM Tests Short-Run Trains for Anse-à-l'Orme Branch Launch
The REM is introducing short-run trains terminating at Bois-Franc station as part of a testing phase to prepare for the spring opening of the Anse-à-l'Orme branch, affecting service frequency and requiring passenger awareness.
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Clark Slams B.C. Deficit, Urges Economic Powerhouse Vision
Former British Columbia Premier Christy Clark argues that the province's massive deficit threatens its economic potential, contrasting current policies with her administration's fiscal discipline and growth initiatives.
B.C. Budget Details Economic Expansion and Trade Diversification
British Columbia's 2026/27 budget introduces measures to diversify trade, increase revenues, and support entrepreneurship amid global challenges, with significant investments in housing and infrastructure.
Amazon Cuts 100+ Robotics Jobs in Restructuring
Amazon has eliminated at least 100 positions within its robotics division as part of a broader strategic restructuring effort, signaling a shift in the tech giant's automation priorities.
OC Transpo GM Responds to 'Ottawa's Worst Commute' Series
Troy Charter, interim general manager of Transit Service, addresses CTV's investigative series on Ottawa's commuting woes, admitting it's difficult to hear public complaints but pledging ongoing improvements.
Students Hurt as School Bus T-Boned by Truck in Seaforth
A school bus carrying students was T-boned by a tractor trailer at a rural intersection north of Seaforth, resulting in two student injuries. Police are investigating the crash.
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Poilievre Promises LNG Deals, Override Powers for Energy Projects
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre pledges binding LNG supply agreements with European allies like Germany and vows to override governments blocking energy projects during his first international mission as leader.
Ex-Premier Andrew Furey Joins National Bank as Executive
Andrew Furey, former premier of Newfoundland and Labrador, has accepted a senior position at National Bank, marking a significant career transition from politics to finance.
Ontario Cuts Mining Permit Timelines by 50%
Ontario's Energy and Mines Minister Stephen Lecce announces a 50% reduction in mining permit processing times, aiming to attract investment and strengthen supply chains at the PDAC convention in Toronto.
AFL Plans Provincewide Protest Against Alberta Government
The Alberta Federation of Labour announces a major day of protest in May against Premier Danielle Smith's UCP government, citing policies Albertans didn't vote for.
Venezuela Oil Exports Hit 7-Year High Under U.S. Watch
Venezuela's main oil terminal is set to reach its highest export volume since 2019, with March shipments projected at 848,000 barrels daily. This surge comes as U.S. forces capture Nicolas Maduro and the Trump administration eases port congestion.
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Google Settles with Epic Games, Lowers App Store Fees
Google has reached a settlement with Epic Games, agreeing to reduce its app store commissions. This move follows ongoing legal disputes over the tech giant's marketplace practices and fees.
Halifax Transit Plan Survives Budget Vote After Tough Debate
Mayor Andy Fillmore confirms Halifax Transit's Core Service Plan has passed a critical budget vote, despite intense debate over conflicting municipal priorities.
Montreal-Area Bridge Collapse: No Injuries Reported
A portion of the Sauvagine Bridge in the Montreal area collapsed on March 4, 2026, creating a large hole. Authorities report no injuries, and investigations are underway to determine the cause of the structural failure.
Ottawa O-Train East Extension on Track for Spring Opening
OC Transpo interim GM announces substantial completion of the O-Train East Extension is expected this week, with trial running to begin this spring ahead of public opening.
Nvidia CEO Rules Out $100 Billion OpenAI Investment
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stated the company won't invest $100 billion in OpenAI, citing OpenAI's IPO plans. He defended AI investments as profitable and highlighted Nvidia's strong earnings.
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Châteauguay Bridge Closed After Deck Collapse Creates Hole
The Sauvagine Bridge over the Châteauguay River was abruptly closed after part of its deck gave way, leaving a gaping hole. No injuries were reported, but traffic is halted indefinitely.
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