Cuba's President Urges Swift Economic Model Changes
Cuba's president is pushing for immediate reforms to the island's economic and business structures, signaling a critical shift as the nation faces mounting challenges.
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SouthCraft Rebrands as SouthCraft by Empire Homes
Charlotte-based SouthCraft Home Builders has officially rebranded as SouthCraft by Empire Homes following its 2025 acquisition, marking a significant evolution in the company's market presence and growth strategy.
Tissot Opens First Canadian Boutique in Montreal
Swiss watch brand Tissot has launched its inaugural standalone boutique in Canada, located in Montreal's Eaton Centre, marking a strategic move to enhance its presence in North America.
Toronto Named Safest Driving City in Ontario
A new insurance study shows Toronto leads Ontario in driving safety with a top score of 4.6 out of 5, citing low accident and infraction rates despite traffic challenges.
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Canada's Mining at 'Hinge Moment' with $12B Critical Minerals Plan
Federal Minister Tim Hodgson declares Canada's mining industry faces a pivotal moment, announcing $12.1 billion in new critical minerals projects to reduce foreign supply chain vulnerabilities.
Ford: New Toronto Convention Space Announcement Coming Shortly
Ontario Premier Doug Ford reveals plans for a major new convention facility in Toronto, promising an announcement in the near future to boost the city's event hosting capabilities.
Strait of Hormuz: Key Global Energy Chokepoint
The Strait of Hormuz, a narrow maritime passage, is essential for global oil supply. Recent disruptions due to conflict in Iran have caused oil price spikes, highlighting its strategic importance.
College-Bay Intersection Shut for Construction Until Mid-April
The busy College and Bay Sts. intersection in Toronto is closed until mid-April for sewer, track, and wiring upgrades, with a pause for the FIFA World Cup before completion in December.
Middle East Conflict May Severely Impact GTA Gas Prices
An energy analyst warns that escalating tensions in the Middle East could significantly drive up gasoline prices across the Greater Toronto Area, creating uncertainty for consumers.
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SAAQ Place Vertu Service Centre in Montreal Closes
The Société de l'assurance automobile du Québec has permanently closed its Place Vertu service centre in Montreal, citing operational changes and shifting service demands.
Canadian Travel to U.S. Falls for 12th Month Under Trump
Canadian travel to the United States dropped 7.9% in January 2026, marking a full year of declines since President Trump's second term began, with tariffs and political tensions cited as factors.
Woman Trapped Under OC Transpo Bus, Taken to Hospital
A woman was seriously injured and transported to hospital after becoming trapped under an OC Transpo bus in Ottawa. First responders worked to free her at the scene of the collision.
Paramount and HBO Max Merge to Challenge Netflix Dominance
Paramount Skydance Corp. announces merger of Paramount+ and HBO Max into one platform following $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, aiming to compete with Netflix.
Three Drivers Charged on Hwy. 416 for Move-Over Violation
Ontario Provincial Police have charged three drivers on Highway 416 for failing to move over for an emergency vehicle, highlighting the importance of road safety laws.
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Montreal Chinatown Garden Unites Generations
A community garden in Montreal's Chinatown provides seniors and youth with a green space for exercise, cultural connection, and growing fresh produce, fostering intergenerational bonds.
T&T Supermarket Expands to Quebec with French Focus
T&T Supermarket, a prominent Asian grocery chain, is making its debut in Quebec with a strong commitment to meeting French language requirements, as CEO Tina Lee discusses the strategic hiring of translators.
Montreal Highlights Asian-Owned Businesses for Heritage Month
During Asian Heritage Month, Montreal is spotlighting diverse businesses owned by Asian-Canadians, celebrating their contributions to the city's economy and cultural fabric.
Asian Heritage Month Boosts Montreal Businesses
Montreal's Asian Heritage Month is driving significant growth for local businesses, with entrepreneurs reporting increased sales and community engagement as cultural events flourish across the city.
Montreal Businesses Inspired by Asian Heritage Cultures
During Asian Heritage Month, Montreal entrepreneurs share how their cultural roots shape successful businesses, from restaurants to retail, fostering community and economic growth.
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Ring of Fire Road to Finish Five Years Ahead of Schedule
The Ontario government has unveiled an ambitious plan to fast-track the construction of all-season roads to the Ring of Fire mineral-rich region, aiming for completion five years earlier than initially projected.
Supply Shocks Could Force Bank of Canada Rate Hikes in Weak Economy
Deputy Governor Sharon Kozicki explains how supply-side shocks like trade tensions and AI are complicating inflation control, potentially requiring rate hikes even during economic weakness.
LNG Industry Claims Overblown, SFU Research Finds
Simon Fraser University researchers reveal LNG projects fail to deliver promised economic benefits for British Columbia, with exaggerated job numbers and questionable environmental claims.
Montreal Bridge Closures Planned This Week for Construction
Two major Montreal bridges will experience road closures this week due to ongoing construction projects, with the Papineau-Leblanc Bridge facing a two-year overhaul. Commuters should prepare for significant traffic disruptions.
Ring of Fire Roads to Finish by 2031, Ahead of Schedule
Premier Doug Ford announces accelerated timeline for critical infrastructure in northern Ontario's mineral-rich Ring of Fire region, with all-weather roads now projected for completion by 2031.
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Highway 101 Reopens After Tractor Trailer Crash in Nova Scotia
A section of Highway 101 near Falmouth, Nova Scotia, has reopened following a serious crash involving a tractor trailer that occurred on Sunday morning, March 2, 2026.
Mid-East Conflict Fuels Surge in Global Oil and Fuel Prices
The intensifying conflict in the Middle East, involving attacks on Arab states and U.S. bases, is disrupting oil supply chains and pushing crude and fuel costs upward globally.
Caisse Exec: Private Credit Concerns Overblown
Vincent Delisle, head of liquid markets at Caisse de Depot, argues market anxiety about private credit is exaggerated despite recent industry challenges. The pension fund plans significant expansion in this asset class.
Critical Minerals Focus at Toronto Mining Conference
The Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada conference in Toronto highlights the growing importance of critical minerals for global supply chains and economic strategies.
Discovery Silver Acquires Glencore's Kidd Operations in Timmins
Discovery Silver Corp, led by CEO Tony Makuck, has completed the acquisition of Glencore Canada's Kidd mining operations in the Timmins area of Ontario.
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Atlantic Canada Energy Isolation Worsens Amid Pipeline Issues
Atlantic Canada faces worsening energy isolation as pipeline access contracts expire and Quebec separatism resurges, threatening regional growth and national energy sovereignty.
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