OMERS Earns $8.2 Billion Investment Income in 2025
OMERS, Ontario's municipal pension plan, achieved a 6% investment return in 2025, adding $8.2 billion to net assets and improving funded status to 99%.
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EU Halts U.S. Trade Deal Over Trump Tariff Turmoil
European Union lawmakers have frozen ratification of a key trade agreement with the United States, demanding clarity on President Donald Trump's evolving tariff strategy before proceeding with legislative approval.
Quebec Unions File Motions Over Injury Program Exclusion
Quebec labor unions have filed legal motions after some workers were excluded from a provincial injury protection program, sparking concerns over workplace safety and fairness.
TSX Down 150+ Points, U.S. Markets Also Pull Back
The S&P/TSX composite fell more than 150 points on February 23, 2026, with U.S. stock markets also declining amid broader economic uncertainties and trade tensions.
Truck Driver Charged After Serious Wellesley Township Crash
A transport truck driver faces charges after a serious collision in Wellesley Township, with police investigating the incident that occurred on Line 86 in January 2026.
Leviathan Metals Expands Foča Project with New License
Leviathan Metals Corp. has been awarded the Tjemenik Exploration License in Bosnia and Herzegovina, expanding its Foča Project to 150.7 square kilometers. The new license covers the same geological sequence that hosts high-grade polymetallic mineralizatio
S&P 500 Falls on Tariff Confusion, Nvidia Gains Pre-Earnings
U.S. stocks declined as President Trump imposed new tariffs after a Supreme Court ruling, creating trade confusion. Nvidia shares advanced before its earnings report, with tech stocks mixed.
Wealthy Worries Signal Stock Market Bullishness: Unusual Indicator
An unconventional gauge called the Poor-Rich Indicator suggests that when affluent households show economic concern, U.S. stocks tend to rise as policymakers may intervene to support growth.
Driver Dies in Surrey Crash into Water-Filled Ditch
A tragic single-vehicle accident in Surrey, B.C. has claimed one life after a car crashed into a water-filled ditch. Emergency services responded to the scene late Sunday evening.
Capital Markets to Drive Q1 Bank Earnings Amid Slow Loan Growth
Analysts project that capital markets activity will be the primary driver of first-quarter earnings for Canadian banks, as loan growth continues to lag behind expectations due to economic headwinds.
Essex County Population Boom: 186,000 New Residents by 2050
Statistics Canada projects Essex County could gain up to 186,000 residents over the next 25 years, with dramatic implications for housing, infrastructure, and workforce development in the region.
EU Postpones U.S. Trade Deal Vote After Tariff Upheaval
European Union lawmakers have delayed a crucial vote on a major trade agreement with the United States following recent tariff disruptions and political uncertainty.
Quebec Stores Allowed to Stay Open Later from March 11
Quebec will permit retail stores to operate extended hours beginning March 11, marking a significant shift in provincial business regulations that could boost consumer spending and economic activity.
Ford: Supreme Court Tariff Decision Pressures Trump
Ontario Premier Doug Ford comments on the U.S. Supreme Court's decision regarding tariffs, suggesting it increases political pressure on President Trump amid ongoing CUSMA negotiations.
Democrats Seek Billions in Tariff Refunds Post-Supreme Court
Following a Supreme Court decision, Democratic lawmakers are urging the U.S. government to refund billions collected under Trump-era tariffs, citing legal overreach and economic harm.
Market Reaction to Tariff Ruling 'Subdued,' Says BMO CEO
Bank of Montreal CEO Darryl White notes muted market response to U.S. Supreme Court striking down Trump's reciprocal tariffs, citing corporate adaptation to trade volatility.
Copper Prices Ease Amid U.S. Tariff Uncertainty
Copper futures declined as traders evaluated the implications of shifting U.S. tariff policies on Chinese demand, with prices falling below $13,000 per ton on the LME.
AMC Beats Revenue Estimates as Box Office Recovers
AMC Entertainment reported stronger-than-expected quarterly revenue, driven by a resurgence in movie theater attendance and blockbuster film releases.
Dominion Energy Forecasts Profit Below Estimates, Raises Spending
Dominion Energy has issued a forecast for its annual profit that falls below market expectations, while simultaneously announcing an increase in its capital expenditure plan for future infrastructure investments.
Binance Founder Zhao Details U.S. Growth Strategy at Trump Event
Changpeng Zhao, Binance co-founder, discussed expansion opportunities for Binance.US at a Trump family cryptocurrency forum, highlighting renewed regulatory optimism and business ambitions in the American market.
Sio Silica Names Jack Winram Chief Development Officer
Winnipeg-based Sio Silica has announced the appointment of Jack Winram as its new Chief Development Officer, marking a strategic move to advance the company's growth initiatives.
New Café Opens at Westbrook CTrain Station in Calgary
Dobré Café has officially opened its doors in the Westbrook LRT station, offering a convenient spot for Calgary commuters to grab coffee and refreshments during their daily travels.
Gold's Storybook Ascent: Narrative Drives Prices Beyond Fundamentals
Gold prices have entered a 'storybook stage' where narratives of global risk and uncertainty drive valuations far beyond traditional fundamentals, with investor demand surging worldwide.
Domino's Beats U.S. Sales Estimates with Budget Deals
Domino's Pizza outperformed Wall Street expectations for fourth-quarter U.S. same-store sales, driven by strategic promotions and new menu offerings that appealed to cost-conscious consumers.
Only 6% of B.C. Commercial Trucks Pass Roadside Safety Checks
In 2025, British Columbia's roadside inspections revealed a shocking safety crisis, with just 1,800 out of 29,500 commercial vehicles passing. Experts call for stricter enforcement and license revocations to address systemic violations.
Supreme Court Rejects Trump Tariffs, Markets Stay Calm
The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled against former President Trump's tariff policies, creating economic uncertainty, but financial markets have shown resilience with minimal immediate disruption.
Nexus Applications Drop Sharply as Canadians Avoid U.S. Travel
Canadian Nexus applications fell from 530,000 to 245,000 in 2025, with experts citing fee hikes and travel concerns as key factors behind the dramatic decline.
Small Investors' Growing Impact on Wall Street
Individual investors, from casual dabblers to active day traders, are increasingly shaping market dynamics and corporate governance, even amid volatility, as their collective influence grows.
High-Grade Gold Drill Results at Globex Royalty Claims in Quebec
Globex Mining Enterprises Inc. reports significant high-grade gold drill results from Cartier Resources' exploration on the Nordeau Royalty claims in Quebec, highlighting new mineralization zones near surface.
Ottawa Buys Hotel for $45M to Create Transitional Housing
The City of Ottawa is purchasing a former hotel at 377 O'Connor Street for $45 million to convert it into transitional housing, with funding potentially covered by a federal program.
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