Displaced Stayner Residents Find New Home Through Collaboration
A collaborative initiative has successfully relocated residents of the Belmont in Stayner, Ontario, who were displaced by a fire, providing them with a new home and community support.
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Air Transat Board Battle Brews Before Shareholder Vote
A proxy battle is unfolding at Transat A.T. Inc. as the board urges shareholders to reject nominees from largest shareholder Pierre Karl Péladeau, with a key vote set for March 10.
Ontario Moves Forward with Highway 17 Widening Plans
The Ontario government is proceeding with plans to widen Highway 17 between Renfrew and Arnprior, aiming to improve safety and traffic flow on this key corridor. This infrastructure project addresses growing transportation needs in the region.
Toronto Rescue: Worker Pinned by Concrete for Over 4 Hours
Emergency crews in Toronto's Davenport Village are engaged in a complex rescue operation after a construction worker became trapped under concrete for more than four hours, with efforts ongoing to free the individual.
Toronto Worker Pinned by Concrete in 4-Hour Rescue
Emergency crews in Toronto's Davenport Village conducted a prolonged rescue operation after a construction worker was trapped under concrete at a west-end site, with efforts lasting more than four hours.
Lululemon Founder Escalates Demand to Replace Directors
Chip Wilson, founder of Lululemon Athletica Inc., has escalated his campaign for board changes, calling current responses 'weak and insufficient' and demanding annual elections for all directors.
Trump Faces 2,000 Tariff Lawsuits Post-Supreme Court Loss
Following a Supreme Court ruling against Trump's global tariffs, over 2,000 lawsuits have been filed by importers seeking refunds of billions in duties, with major companies like FedEx joining the legal battle.
Invico's Liquidity Plan Addresses Private Credit Redemption Risks
Calgary-based Invico Capital Corp. has initiated a structured liquidity management plan for its Diversified Income Fund as private credit firms face increasing redemption pressures across the $1.8 trillion market.
Alberta vs B.C.: Divergent Budget Paths Amid Deficits
Alberta and British Columbia present contrasting budgets with significant deficits. Alberta leverages growth and fiscal discipline, while B.C. faces population decline and increased spending.
Ontario Advisor Gets 5.5 Years in Prison for Fraud
A disgraced financial advisor from Ontario has been sentenced to 5.5 years in prison and fined $1.3 million for fraud, following a court ruling in Barrie.
$34M Federal Loans for Mill Woods Rental Housing Development
The Canadian government has allocated $34 million in low-interest loans to support the construction of new infill rental housing in Edmonton's Mill Woods neighborhood, addressing the city's housing shortage.
Ecuador Slams Colombia in Escalating Trade War
Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa has strongly condemned Colombia amid a growing trade conflict between the neighboring nations, highlighting regional tensions.
Door-to-Door Scammer Foiled by Alert Erin Resident
A door-to-door salesperson attempted to scam a resident in Erin, Ontario, but the vigilant homeowner recognized the fraud and reported it to authorities, highlighting ongoing concerns about predatory tactics.
Milan Tram Derailment Kills Two in Building Collision
A tragic tram accident in Milan resulted in two fatalities after the vehicle derailed and crashed into a building. Emergency services responded to the scene as investigations into the cause begin.
200 New Housing Units Approved for CFB Greenwood
The Canadian government has approved the construction of 200 new residential housing units at CFB Greenwood in Nova Scotia, addressing military housing shortages and supporting local development.
Calgary RBC Reopens After Safety Threat Closure
Royal Bank of Canada locations in Calgary have reopened after a city-wide closure prompted by threatening phone calls. Police apprehended a suspect following an investigation.
Saskatchewan Tops Mortgage Delinquency for 8 Years Straight
Saskatchewan has maintained the highest mortgage delinquency rate in Canada for eight consecutive years, highlighting ongoing financial stress in the province's housing market.
Alberta Bureaucracy Growth Drives Budget Deficits
Alberta's government employment has surged by 40,000 since 2022, with bureaucracy growing faster than healthcare and education, contributing to projected deficits totaling $23.9 billion over three years.
OC Transpo Cancels 1,500+ Bus Trips, O-Train Line 1 Stable
Ottawa's public transit system faced significant disruptions last week with more than 1,500 bus cancellations, while O-Train Line 1 service remained unchanged, highlighting ongoing operational challenges.
Toronto's College & Bay Intersection Closed Over a Month
A key downtown Toronto intersection at College Street and Bay Street will be shut down for more than a month, causing significant traffic disruptions and rerouting for commuters and local businesses.
Weak GDP Challenges Bank of Canada's Q1 Forecast
Despite stronger-than-expected December GDP growth, economists warn Canada's economy may fall short of Bank of Canada's 2026 projections, keeping rate cut discussions alive.
Milan Tram Derailment Kills One After Crashing into Building
A tragic accident occurred in Milan as a tram derailed and collided with a building, leading to one confirmed death. Emergency services responded swiftly to the scene.
Quebec Ambulance Employers Seek Tribunal Intervention with Interns
Ambulance employers in Quebec have requested labor tribunal intervention regarding intern-related issues, highlighting ongoing tensions in the emergency medical services sector.
Epstein Files Expose Deutsche Bank's Family Office Secrets
Thousands of Deutsche Bank documents released in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation reveal private details of family offices managing fortunes for the world's wealthiest individuals, raising reputational concerns.
Halifax Ferry Return Delayed Another Month
The return of the Halifax ferry service has been postponed by an additional month, extending the disruption for daily commuters and raising concerns about transportation reliability in the region.
China Suspends Agricultural Tariffs on Canada After Carney Visit
In a significant diplomatic move, China has temporarily suspended certain agricultural tariffs on Canadian imports, a decision announced after Prime Minister Mark Carney's recent visit to strengthen economic ties.
Winnipeg Perimeter Highway Closed Due to Winter Conditions
The Winnipeg Perimeter Highway has been closed due to hazardous winter conditions, impacting traffic and prompting safety warnings from authorities as blustery weather sweeps across Manitoba.
Worker Injured in Toronto Construction Site Wall Collapse
A construction worker was reportedly injured after a wall collapse at a building site in Toronto's west end. Emergency services responded to the incident, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in urban development projects.
Bombardier Stays No. 2 in Business Jets, Gulfstream Pulls Ahead
Bombardier remains the world's second-largest business jet manufacturer, but rival Gulfstream has increased its market lead, highlighting competitive pressures in the aviation sector.
Ontario Politicians Raise Concerns Over Alto High-Speed Rail
Eastern Ontario politicians express worries about the financial burden and potential land use impacts of the proposed Alto high-speed rail line connecting Toronto and Quebec City.
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