On Holding Sees Boost from Lower U.S. Tariff Rates
Swiss sportswear brand On Holding anticipates a potential boost from reduced U.S. tariff rates following a Supreme Court decision, as CEO Martin Hoffmann reports strong quarterly results.
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Allinial Global Selects Caseware as Preferred Cloud Assurance Partner
Allinial Global, the world's second-largest accounting association, has chosen Caseware as its preferred cloud assurance partner. This strategic alliance will provide member firms with advanced AI-powered audit technology to improve efficiency, consistenc
Fraser Valley Real Estate Shows Early Spring Activity in February
The Fraser Valley real estate market experienced a 36% sales increase in February compared to January, though sales remain 38% below the ten-year seasonal average. Inventory levels remain elevated, creating buyer-friendly conditions.
Venture Global Shares Jump as Court Rejects Shell's LNG Challenge
A U.S. court has dismissed Shell's legal challenge against a key LNG export ruling, triggering a significant stock price increase for Venture Global LNG. The decision reinforces regulatory support for the company's export operations.
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Aramco Seeks to Reroute Crude Away from Hormuz Strait
Saudi Arabia's state oil giant is exploring alternative shipping routes to bypass the Strait of Hormuz, a critical chokepoint, amid regional tensions, according to Reuters sources.
Energy Costs Soar Amid Iran Crisis Disrupting Supply
Global energy prices are skyrocketing as the Iran conflict disrupts shipping lanes and oil and gas production, impacting markets worldwide and raising economic concerns.
Kettlemans Bagel Expands with New Kingston Location
Ottawa-based Kettlemans Bagel reveals a significant expansion plan, including a new store in Kingston, as part of its growth strategy in Eastern Ontario.
Tenants Reject York Developments' Offer, Oppose Tower
London residents refuse relocation or $10K compensation from York Developments, opposing a proposed 30-story apartment building at 550 Ridout Street North.
Unknown Chemicals Secretly Added to U.S. Food Supply
A new investigation reveals that chemicals of unknown safety are being covertly introduced into the American food system, raising significant public health concerns.
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Roots Launches Strategic Review Including Possible Sale
Canadian apparel retailer Roots has announced a comprehensive review of strategic alternatives, which may include a potential sale of the company, as it seeks to enhance shareholder value.
Pet Valu Q4 Profit Up, Dividend Raised
Pet Valu announced a rise in fourth-quarter profit compared to the previous year and increased its dividend, reflecting robust financial performance in the pet retail sector.
Eldorado Gold's Lamaque Complex Wins TSM Gold Leadership Award
Eldorado Gold Corporation's Lamaque Complex in Val-d'Or, Quebec has received the TSM Gold Leadership Award from the Mining Association of Canada for achieving the highest sustainability ratings across all performance indicators.
Ottawa's Route 6 Commute Crisis: Riders Voice Anger
OC Transpo riders on Route 6, one of Ottawa's worst-performing bus lines, are expressing mounting frustrations due to persistent delays and frequent cancellations, squeezing commuters along Bank Street.
Temporary Traffic Lights for Dangerous Big Bay Point Intersection
Innisfil officials are installing temporary traffic lights at the hazardous Big Bay Point Road and 20 Sideroad intersection to improve safety and reduce accident risks.
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Markets Plunge as Iran War Sparks Oil Surge, Inflation Fears
Global stocks and bonds tumbled as the Iran conflict entered its fourth day, driving oil prices sharply higher and raising concerns about prolonged energy market disruptions and inflation.
Bank of Canada Confirms Shift to Domestic Spending in Canada
New research from the Bank of Canada reveals Canadians are increasingly choosing domestic travel and products over U.S. alternatives, with significant drops in cross-border trips and measurable shifts in grocery spending patterns.
Dynabook Canada Expands Distribution via TD SYNNEX Deal
Dynabook Canada has signed a nationwide distribution agreement with TD SYNNEX, enhancing availability of its business laptops across Canada. This move streamlines procurement for resellers and supports faster deployment for commercial customers.
Perceptyx Acquires Lyceum AI for HR Integration
Perceptyx has acquired Lyceum AI to unify employee experience insights with personalized learning development, aiming to close the gap between workforce feedback and skill enhancement.
Orléans Development: 1,500 Units, 136 Parking Spaces
Forum Asset Management proposes a five-building residential complex with 1,500 units in Orléans, featuring only 136 parking spaces, reflecting a shift toward transit-oriented design.
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Saskatoon's Soda Stop Serves Creamy Mocktails
Kentucky and Krista Davidson's Soda Stop in Saskatoon offers 'dirty soda'—fountain soda mixed with flavored syrups and cream over pebble ice—creating a trendy, creamy mocktail experience that's gaining popularity across Canada.
U of S Researcher Develops Tool to Protect Dairy Cow Gut Health
PhD student Claire Bertens develops innovative dual permeability marker technique to identify leaky gut origins in dairy cows, linking it to heat stress and nutritional factors.
Regina Transit Adds Debit, Credit, Mobile Tap Payments
Regina Transit has introduced a new tap payment system accepting debit, credit, and mobile wallets on city buses, completing the final phase of a council-directed accessibility initiative.
Alberta's Caution in China Energy Trade After Carney-Xi Deal
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces risks as PM Mark Carney's MOU with China opens energy investment, highlighting concerns over state-owned firms and labor practices.
Iran War Drives Up Oil Prices, Hits Alberta Budget
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have caused oil prices to surge above Alberta's budget forecast, creating volatility for Canadian energy companies and provincial finances.
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Middle East War Sparks Inflation Risk, Sinks Global Bonds
The US-Israeli war on Iran has reignited inflation concerns across financial markets, causing global bonds to decline after their strongest start to a year since the pandemic.
Global Shares Fall as Iran War Rattles Energy Markets
Global stock markets trend lower as investors assess the escalating Iran conflict's disruption to energy supplies, with oil prices surging and supply chains facing new pressures.
London Councillor Rejects Developer's Tenant Relocation Offer
A London councillor criticizes York Developments' proposal to relocate tenants or provide $10K compensation as insufficient for supporting a 30-storey building on Ridout Street.
Three Warning Signs of Mortgage Default Identified
Bank of Canada research reveals three key patterns that precede mortgage delinquency, as residential mortgage debt reaches $2.4 trillion, representing 74% of household debt.
Capital Gains Deferral as Productivity Tool for Canada
Kim Moody argues that capital gains deferral mechanisms could unlock trapped capital and boost Canada's lagging productivity, drawing parallels to international models like Estonia's reinvestment-friendly system.
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JPMorgan Hires Scotiabank's Innovation Head for Canadian Tech Expansion
JPMorgan Chase has recruited David Rozin from Scotiabank to head its Canadian innovation economy unit, aiming to expand banking services for tech firms in one of the world's top innovation markets.
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