Union Project Brings Walkable Living to Brampton
Mattamy Homes' Union townhome development in northwest Brampton offers transit-oriented living with prices starting at $689,000, targeting millennial first-time buyers and newcomers.
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Barrick to Spin Off North American Gold Assets via IPO
Barrick Gold Corp. plans to spin off its North American gold assets through an IPO by late 2026, aiming to reset after years of underperformance relative to rivals.
CRA Claws Back CERB, Sparking Widespread Canadian Frustration
Many Canadians are expressing deep frustration as the Canada Revenue Agency begins clawing back CERB payments, creating financial hardship for individuals who relied on the pandemic support.
BitFuFu Produces 229 Bitcoin in January 2026
BitFuFu Inc., a leading Bitcoin mining company, announced its January 2026 operational results, producing 229 Bitcoin while expanding hashrate and power capacity.
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BCE Q4 Profit $594M, Crave Subscriptions Up 26%
BCE Inc. announced a fourth-quarter profit of $594 million attributable to shareholders, with its Crave streaming service seeing a significant 26% increase in subscriptions.
Aventis Energy Drills Corvo Uranium Project's High-Grade Manhattan
Aventis Energy Inc. begins its first diamond drilling campaign at the Corvo Uranium Project in Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin, focusing on the Manhattan Showing with surface samples up to 8.10% U3O8.
Maxus Mining Completes Historical Drillhole Compilation for BC Project
Maxus Mining Inc. has completed a comprehensive compilation of historical drillhole data for its Quarry project in British Columbia, aiming to upgrade the Bullseye Zone to NI 43-101 standards.
Trader Bets $300M Against Silver After $3B Gold Success
Billionaire Chinese trader Bian Ximing, who made nearly $3 billion on gold, has built Shanghai's largest silver short position worth $288 million, capitalizing on the metal's recent 16% decline.
Canadian Manufacturing in Deep Recession for 32 Months
Canada's manufacturing sector has been in recession for over 32 months, with output declining for two decades. Economists point to low capital investment as the key factor behind the productivity gap with the U.S.
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Canada Goose Beats Q3 Revenue Estimates
Luxury outerwear brand Canada Goose reports third-quarter revenue exceeding analyst projections, showcasing resilience in the premium apparel market.
CRA Claws Back Pandemic Support, Frustrates Canadians
The Canada Revenue Agency is reclaiming pandemic support funds from many Canadians, causing widespread financial distress and highlighting ongoing economic challenges.
Loonie Seen Correcting Before Uptrend Resumes
Analysts predict a temporary dip for the Canadian dollar, with a correction expected before the currency resumes its longer-term upward trend amid global economic shifts.
Chinese State Firms Eye Canadian Oil Sands Amid Federal-Provincial Deal
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith praises a new federal-provincial memorandum of understanding as Chinese state-owned companies consider majority stakes in Canada's oil patch, raising economic and security concerns.
Rio Silver's Maria Norte Shows Silver-Gold Potential in Peru
Rio Silver Inc. reveals geological context for its Maria Norte Project in Peru, highlighting structural continuity with adjacent mining operations and underexplored vein systems with elevated silver-gold values.
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Ero Copper Achieves Record Q4 Production and Strong Liquidity
Ero Copper Corp. announces record copper and gold production for Q4 2025, with year-end liquidity reaching $150 million. The company provides 2026 guidance and outlines growth plans through mid-2027.
Viridian Metals Confirms Large-Scale Mineralization at Kraken
Viridian Metals reports final 2025 drill results from Kraken Main Zone, confirming consistent near-surface sulphide mineralization over 600m x 200m area, with significant discovery potential along 5km zone.
Bank of England Keeps Interest Rate at 3.75%
The Bank of England has decided to maintain its benchmark interest rate at 3.75% as inflation continues to exceed the central bank's target, signaling ongoing economic caution.
Ottawa G2 Driver Caught at 165 km/h on Hwy 174
Ottawa Police report a G2 licensed driver was observed traveling at 165 km/h on Highway 174 during Wednesday morning commute, highlighting ongoing traffic safety concerns.
Barrick to IPO North American Gold Assets, Names Hill CEO
Barrick Mining Corp. proceeds with an initial public offering for its North American gold holdings, appointing a new CEO to lead the subsidiary. The move signals strategic restructuring in the Canadian mining sector.
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Toys 'R' Us Gift Card Redemption Issues After Store Closures
Canadian Toys 'R' Us customers face difficulties redeeming $36 million in gift cards as most physical stores close and online shopping remains unavailable, with only 22 locations left nationwide.
Nevada Transit Orders 50 Low-Emission Buses from NFI
The Regional Transportation Commission of Southern Nevada exercises options for 50 Xcelsior CNG buses from New Flyer, valued at $56 million, to enhance sustainable transit.
Abcourt Mines Begins 20,000-Metre Drilling on Flordin Property
Abcourt Mines Inc. has commenced a substantial 20,000-metre drilling program on its Flordin Property in Quebec, aiming to expand gold mineralization zones and establish connections across a two-kilometre corridor.
OPG Chair Wendy Kei Joins General Fusion as Advisor
Ontario Power Generation Board Chair Wendy Kei has joined General Fusion as a strategic advisor, bringing over 30 years of financial leadership and governance experience to the fusion energy company as it prepares to go public.
Truck Wheel Detaches on Highway 26, Driver Charged
A 33-year-old truck driver faces multiple charges after a wheel detached from his trailer on Highway 26 in Springwater Township, Ontario, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns.
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AI Stock Impact: Vulnerable Sectors and Beneficiaries Analyzed
Following Anthropic's AI release that triggered a $300B software sell-off, investors are assessing which sectors face disruption or gain from AI advancements. Analysis covers healthcare, finance, retail, and professional services.
Why Canada Should End Supply Management
Analysis of Canada's agricultural supply management system reveals high consumer costs and trade negotiation challenges, with proposals for fair compensation to farmers during transition.
Osisko Metals Launches DPEX Project with Strong Copper Results
Osisko Metals announces its Deep Porphyry Exploration Project (DPEX) at the historic Porphyry Mountain deposit, confirming 852 metres averaging 0.95% CuEq in re-assayed drill core, with plans for a 2026 resource estimate.
London Business Owner Hopes for Renewal After Bank Demolition
A London business owner expresses renewed hope for Old East Village's revitalization following the demolition of a vacant bank building, a project anticipated for over a decade.
Carney's China Deal Threatens Canadian Autonomy
Joel Kotkin criticizes PM Mark Carney's strategic pivot toward China, arguing it reduces Canada to a resource vassal while creating dangerous dependencies on an authoritarian regime.
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Rob Ford Right: Toronto Needs Underground Transit
Former Toronto mayor Rob Ford's advocacy for subway expansion over a decade ago remains relevant today as the city faces transit challenges. Brad Bradford argues that Toronto must prioritize fully separated underground corridors to reduce congestion and i
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