Global stock markets mostly advanced and oil prices increased as investors anticipate potential Middle East de-escalation through upcoming U.S.-Iran ceasefire discussions, though regional tensions persist.
Diesel fuel costs are projected to stay high for several months, with experts warning that the financial burden on consumers could exceed that of gasoline prices, affecting transportation and goods.
New Brunswick is launching a specialized enforcement unit to tackle unreported lobster landings, estimated at 30% annually in Atlantic Canada, aiming to recover significant lost tax revenues.
Health Canada and U.S. regulators announce a major recall of Bissell steam cleaners due to safety hazards, with more than 150 reports of burn injuries prompting urgent consumer action.
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Three sidelined PSAC component executives have filed an urgent Ontario court appeal seeking reinstatement of union membership to regain jobs and eligibility to run in upcoming union elections, alleging democratic suppression.
A letter to the editor argues that ending home delivery shifts costs to municipalities and citizens, harming seniors, the disabled, and employment levels.
A serious two-vehicle crash has led to the closure of Highway 69 in Northern Ontario, with Ontario Provincial Police responding to the incident and investigating the cause.
A fatal motor vehicle collision in Langley has resulted in one death and the closure of Highway 13 near Fraser Highway. Emergency crews are on scene investigating.
Premier Danielle Smith's team expresses growing frustration with Prime Minister Mark Carney's slow progress on pipeline memorandum of understanding negotiations, highlighting Alberta's economic importance.
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Maritime tracking data indicates just 10 vessels have traversed the Strait of Hormuz since the Middle East war ceasefire, with only one non-Iranian tanker among them, highlighting ongoing disruptions to global oil shipping.
A new supportive housing facility, Coves Landing, has opened in London to address the city's homelessness crisis, providing homes and services for vulnerable residents.
A proposed passenger-only electric ferry service connecting downtown Vancouver with Bowen Island and the Sunshine Coast is advancing, with a key vote scheduled for Monday. The project would utilize the underused Harbour Green Park dock.
A public service union claims federal employees' medical requests to work from home are being systematically denied, raising concerns about workplace accommodations.
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police has issued a warning to business owners in Airdrie, Alberta, to be on high alert for counterfeit currency following a significant incident in Barrie where fake bills with a face value of approximately $1.5 million were ac
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A steep and dangerous section of Highway 633 northwest of Edmonton has become a major safety concern for residents, with a young family and neighbors calling for urgent improvements to prevent accidents.
Advocacy groups in British Columbia are pushing the provincial government to eliminate no-pet clauses in rental agreements, citing housing and animal welfare concerns.
Calgary City Council voted 12-3 to repeal the citywide rezoning policy, removing R-CG zoning and returning properties to pre-2024 designations effective August 4. Critics welcome the reset while developers express concerns about future planning uncertaint
ArcelorMittal Dofasco has officially decommissioned its No. 3 coke plant in Hamilton, marking a significant shift in the city's industrial landscape and environmental footprint.
Drivers in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area are advised to fill their tanks on Friday as gas prices are expected to drop significantly overnight, offering substantial savings at the pump.
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A proposed four-tower development on Carling Avenue in Ottawa's Little Italy neighborhood could introduce hundreds of dwellings, retail space, and a potential grocery store and medical hub.
Potholes have almost doubled in Nova Scotia this season, with many more repairs needed. The increase highlights ongoing infrastructure challenges in the region.
A new study indicates that implementing a public bike-sharing system in the Ottawa-Gatineau area is viable, potentially enhancing urban mobility and sustainability.
Maple syrup producers across Canada are breathing a sigh of relief after a productive tapping season, with favorable weather conditions boosting yields and stabilizing the industry after recent challenges.
Halifax business leaders express growing concerns about persistent delays to the city's ferry service, citing impacts on commuters, tourism, and economic activity in the downtown core.
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The Edmonton Ice District Event Park has entered its design phase with DIALOG and HNTB selected as the design team. Construction is slated to begin in 2027, with funding from Alberta and Edmonton totaling $166 million.
Empire Company Ltd., the parent corporation of the Sobeys grocery chain, has announced a strategic acquisition of Québec-based food retailer Mayrand. This move significantly expands Empire's footprint in the competitive Québec market.
A 20-year-old Mississauga woman lost control on a slippery Burlington road, sliding her car up a hydro pole. Meanwhile, Hamilton Police report a neighbour dispute involving a sawed-off shotgun, a teen shooting victim, and other criminal cases.
A proposed passenger-only electric ferry connecting downtown Vancouver with Bowen Island and the Sunshine Coast gains momentum as the Vancouver park board prepares to vote on the project. If approved, negotiations with Cirql Ferries would begin for a spri
The historic Keltic Lodge in Ingonish, Nova Scotia, faces an uncertain future, with critics labeling the situation a 'travesty' as preservation efforts stall.
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A key affordable housing initiative in Waterloo Region faces significant delays as escalating construction expenses and funding challenges hinder progress on the Mooregate Crescent redevelopment.
