Woman, 29, Dies in Highway Crash Near Barachois, N.B.
A fatal collision on Highway 2 near Barachois, New Brunswick, has resulted in the death of a 29-year-old woman. RCMP are investigating the incident, which occurred on February 21, 2026.
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20,000 Power Banks Recalled in Canada for Fire Hazard
Health Canada has issued a recall for nearly 20,000 LOGiiX Piston Power 5000 Mag Power Banks due to potential fire risks. Consumers are urged to stop using the devices immediately.
Replacement's Bonus Boosts Dismissal Damages in Court Case
A recent Ontario court decision warns employers that bonuses paid to replacement employees during the notice period can be used to calculate higher damages for wrongfully dismissed executives, as seen in a $2.5 million award.
B.C. Property Firms: $91M Tax Jeopardizes Construction
British Columbia property developers express concerns that a $91 million tax bill from the Canada Revenue Agency could halt upcoming construction projects, impacting housing supply and economic growth.
Trump Increases Worldwide Tariff from 10% to 15%
President Donald Trump has declared a significant increase in the worldwide tariff rate, raising it from 10 percent to 15 percent. The announcement was made during a White House press briefing on February 20, 2026.
Superstore Fined $10K Over Misleading 'Product of Canada' Display
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has imposed a $10,000 penalty on Real Canadian Superstore for displaying misleading 'Product of Canada' labels at its Leamington, Ontario location.
Trump Raises Global Tariff Threat to 15% After Court Ruling
President Donald Trump announced a hike in his proposed global tariff from 10% to 15%, citing a Supreme Court decision he criticized as anti-American, following an executive order to bypass Congress.
Trump Hikes U.S. Global Tariff Rate to 15%
President Donald Trump has declared a significant rise in the United States' global tariff rate from 10% to 15%, a move announced during a White House press briefing.
Income Required for Homeownership in Canada: Expert Analysis
Real estate expert Christopher Liew breaks down the income thresholds necessary to purchase a home across Canada's major markets, examining factors like mortgage rates and housing prices.
Hong Kong Offers to Buy Apartments from Fire Victims
The Hong Kong government has announced a voluntary buyback initiative for apartment ownerships following a devastating fire at the Wang Fuk Court complex in Tai Po, aiming to provide financial relief and support recovery efforts for affected residents.
Oilsands Alliance Rebrands Amid Carbon Capture Talks
The newly renamed Oil Sands Alliance intensifies negotiations with Alberta and Ottawa ahead of an April 1 deadline for a carbon capture deal tied to pipeline expansion, with significant challenges remaining.
Banwell Road Reopens at Tecumseh Road in Windsor
The intersection of Banwell Road and Tecumseh Road in Windsor has reopened to traffic following a closure. Local authorities confirmed the reopening, restoring normal traffic flow in the area.
U.S. Military Airlifts Microreactor for Rapid Nuclear Power
The U.S. military airlifted a small nuclear reactor, showcasing efforts to deploy nuclear power quickly amid Trump's push for energy independence and military resilience.
Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump Tariffs, Refunds Loom
The U.S. Supreme Court has invalidated former President Trump's tariff policies, initiating a challenging nationwide effort to process refunds for affected businesses and importers.
Unions: Ottawa's Return-to-Office Mandate is '1950s' Policy
Federal public sector unions are fighting mandatory office returns, arguing remote work flexibility is essential for modern employment and gender equality in Canada's capital.
New Trade Negotiator Faces Emergencies Act Scrutiny
Prime Minister appoints Janice Charette as top U.S. trade negotiator amid CUSMA renewal deadline, but her central role in 2022 Emergencies Act invocation draws criticism despite bipartisan support.
AI Home Valuation Tools: Why Sellers Should Be Cautious
Real estate professional Brett Liscomb warns that AI-powered home valuation tools often provide inaccurate estimates, potentially costing sellers thousands. Learn why human expertise remains crucial in property assessment.
Developer Commits to Relocate Tenants in High-Rise Proposal
A London developer has committed to relocating and compensating tenants who would be displaced if a proposed high-rise building is approved by city council, addressing concerns about residential uncertainty.
N.D.G. Tenants Displaced One Month After Evacuation
Residents of an Old Orchard Ave. building in Montreal's N.D.G. neighborhood have been locked out for a month due to structural issues, with many alleging minimal support from landlord and city officials.
Income Needed to Afford a Home in Canada: Expert Analysis
Real estate expert Christopher Liew examines the actual income required to purchase a home across Canada, factoring in current market trends and financial pressures.
Supreme Court Rules Trump Tariffs Illegal, Refunds in Limbo
The U.S. Supreme Court declared tariffs imposed by President Trump under emergency powers illegal, but left refunds of $175 billion unresolved, sparking legal chaos for importers.
Trump's 10% Global Tariff Post-SCOTUS, CUSMA Exempt
Former President Donald Trump has announced a 10% tariff on all global imports following a U.S. Supreme Court decision, with exemptions for goods compliant with the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement. Canadian premiers are reacting to the ruling.
U.S. Tariff Rulings Have Minimal Impact on B.C.
Recent U.S. court rulings against Trump-era tariffs are not expected to significantly alter economic conditions for British Columbia, according to provincial leaders and analysts.
Manitoba Funds $100K Extortion Helpline via Punjabi Chamber
The Manitoba provincial government has pledged $100,000 in funding to the Punjabi Chamber of Commerce to establish a dedicated hotline aimed at combating extortion and supporting affected community members.
Saskatchewan and Canada Boost Crop Insurance for Farmers
Saskatchewan farmers receive enhanced, tailored coverage as the crop insurance program expands to address climate and economic challenges, with federal and provincial support reaffirmed.
Gulfstream G500 and G600 Jets Certified by Transport Canada
Transport Canada has officially certified the Gulfstream G500 and G600 business jets, enabling their operation in Canadian airspace. This milestone supports the aviation sector with advanced aircraft for corporate and private use.
B.C. Paramedics Strike Averted with Tentative Deal
A potential paramedics strike in British Columbia has been avoided after the union and provincial government reached a tentative agreement, addressing staff shortages and ambulance availability concerns.
Highway 93 Reopens After Slope Stabilization Near Radium
Highway 93 near Radium has reopened following successful slope stabilization efforts after a rock slide. The closure impacted travel in both directions, with authorities completing repairs to ensure safety.
Quebec Reacts to U.S. Supreme Court Ruling on Trump Tariffs
Business leaders and politicians in Quebec express mixed reactions to the U.S. Supreme Court decision affecting Trump-era tariffs, with implications for Canadian industries.
Windsor-Essex Sees Little Relief from U.S. Tariff Ruling
Local business leaders in Windsor-Essex express concern that a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision on tariffs provides minimal economic relief, with ongoing trade challenges impacting key industries.
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