Accolad Launches USD and EUR Catalogs for Global Workforce Recognition
Accolad Technologies introduces international reward catalogs in USD and EUR to help global companies recognize employees across different markets and currencies.
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Accolad Launches USD and EUR Catalogs for Global Workforces
Accolad Technologies Inc. introduces international USD and EUR catalogs, enabling companies to reward employees worldwide with localized digital gift cards, streamlining recognition for hybrid and distributed teams.
Calgary Transit Uses New Tech for Accurate LRT Passenger Counts
Calgary Transit is implementing automated passenger counting technology on its CTrain fleet to gather precise ridership data, enabling better service planning and resource allocation based on seasonal demand fluctuations.
Nestlé Sells Ice Cream Business, London Facility Affected
Nestlé announces the sale of its global ice cream business, impacting its London, Ontario manufacturing plant. The move is part of a strategic shift to focus on core product categories.
Cuban Families Get 'Made in Mexico' Aid as Crisis Worsens
As Cuba's economic crisis intensifies, families are receiving essential supplies from Mexico, highlighting regional support efforts while daily struggles persist in Havana.
White City Annexes 500 Acres from Edenwold for Housing Development
The Town of White City has officially annexed 504.4 acres from the Rural Municipality of Edenwold, paving the way for Bright Communities' proposed residential development called The Meadows, with construction targeted for 2027.
Wedgewood Heights Affordable Housing Plan Advances After Debate
Edmonton City Council approved the sale of surplus school grounds in Wedgewood Heights to Treaty 8 First Nations for $1, paving the way for 60 affordable townhouse units despite vocal opposition and a court-ordered public hearing.
Canada Awaits Carney's Enhanced CUSMA Trade Deal
As the July 1 deadline for the CUSMA review approaches, Canadians are questioning Prime Minister Mark Carney's pledge for an improved trade agreement with the U.S. and Mexico.
Airspace Parcel Disputes Require Legal Counsel, Not Tribunal
A strata council in British Columbia faces complex issues with an airspace parcel owner over parking elevator access, highlighting legal gaps where the Civil Resolution Tribunal cannot intervene.
Centerra Gold 2025 Reserves: Gold Up 58%, Copper Up 49%
Centerra Gold Inc. announces a significant increase in its 2025 year-end mineral reserves, with gold reserves rising 58% to 5.5 million ounces and copper reserves up 49% to 1.7 billion pounds. The company also provides an exploration update on key project
BC Budget Property Tax Hike Sparks Senior Outrage
North Shore seniors express fury over NDP budget's interest rate increase on deferred property taxes, citing financial strain from wastewater plant debt.
Quebec Homebuyers Skip Legal Warranty Despite Risks
A growing number of Quebec homebuyers are opting out of the legal warranty, exposing themselves to potential costly defects and legal disputes in the real estate market.
Toys 'R' Us Canada Stops Accepting Gift Cards After Deadline
Toys 'R' Us Canada has officially ceased accepting gift cards following a court-approved deadline tied to creditor protection proceedings, leaving customers with millions in unredeemed value.
Second Union Files Complaint Over Four-Day Office Mandate
PIPSC joins PSAC in filing unfair labour practice complaints against the federal government's four-day in-office order, citing bad faith bargaining and lack of consultation during negotiations.
Airways Transit Shuts Down in Kitchener
Airways Transit, a long-standing transportation provider in Kitchener, has ceased operations, marking the end of an era for local commuters and travelers.
Airbnb $1,000 Bonus for New World Cup Hosts in GTA
Airbnb launches its largest-ever incentive program, offering $1,000 to new hosts in Toronto and Hamilton for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, despite strict local short-term rental regulations.
Montreal Weekend Road Closures Due to Construction
Transportation officials have released a detailed list of road closures across the Montreal area this weekend, as multiple construction projects continue to impact traffic flow and commuter routes.
Logan Energy Announces Montney Acquisition and $50M Equity Offerings
Logan Energy Corp. has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire strategic Montney assets for $62.5 million while announcing $50 million in equity offerings and expanded credit facilities to $250 million.
N.L. Chases Wind-Hydrogen Companies for $34.5M in Overdue Fees
The Newfoundland and Labrador government is taking action to recover $34.5 million in unpaid land fees from wind and hydrogen energy companies, highlighting financial accountability in the province's green energy sector.
Study Launched to Assess Port of Churchill's Long-Term Potential
The Canadian government has initiated a comprehensive study to evaluate the long-term economic and strategic potential of the Port of Churchill in Manitoba, focusing on its role in Arctic shipping and regional development.
LaSalle Considers Short-Term Rental Licensing
The Town of LaSalle is exploring the implementation of a licensing system for short-term rental properties, aiming to regulate the growing market and address community concerns.
Winter Doldrums Delay Fixed Mortgage Rate Declines
Fixed mortgage rates remain stagnant despite falling bond yields, with regional lenders offering the most competitive deals while major banks hold firm during slow winter lending season.
U.S. Bill Aims to Boost Tourism with CUSMA Working Group
A bipartisan U.S. bill seeks to establish a Travel and Tourism Trade Working Group under CUSMA to strengthen ties with Canada and Mexico, addressing declines in international visitors and boosting economic growth.
Tariffs on Midsize US Companies Tripled Last Year
A JPMorgan Chase Institute report reveals tariffs paid by midsize American businesses surged threefold in 2025, highlighting significant financial impacts from trade policies.
FCC Investigates 'The View' for Equal Time Rule Violations
The Federal Communications Commission is investigating ABC's 'The View' for potential breaches of the equal time rule for political candidates, as Chairman Brendan Carr confirms enforcement action.
Aritzia Buys Fred Segal Rights, Leases Melrose Site
Canadian fashion retailer Aritzia expands its U.S. presence by acquiring the rights to iconic American brand Fred Segal and leasing its historic Melrose Avenue location in Los Angeles.
Oil Hits Highest Since August on Iran Conflict Concerns
WTI crude oil approaches $67 per barrel after a 4.6% surge, driven by escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran that threaten Middle Eastern oil supplies.
Nova Scotia Approves New Electricity Generation Facilities
Environmental approval has been granted for proposed electricity generation facilities in Nova Scotia, marking a significant step in the province's energy infrastructure development.
Windsor Police Enforce Reduced Load Restrictions on Truck Routes
The Traffic Enforcement Unit in Windsor, Ontario, conducted multiple vehicle stops on designated commercial truck routes to enforce reduced load restrictions, ensuring compliance with local regulations.
Winter Storm Paralyzes Trucking, Causes Delivery Delays
A severe winter storm has brought trucking operations to a standstill across Canada, resulting in significant delays and missed deliveries as drivers are urged to stay off dangerous roads.
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