The official prime minister's residence at 24 Sussex Drive remains uninhabitable after a decade, with architects proposing renovation, rebuild, or relocation options amid government paralysis.
Motorists in Ottawa can expect a significant drop in gas prices today and on Friday, providing relief amid recent spikes. Experts attribute the decrease to market adjustments and seasonal factors.
A serious two-vehicle collision in Barrie resulted in a downed hydro pole and one individual hospitalized. Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the incident, which caused significant disruptions in the area.
London City Hall is set to declare the Tolpuddle Housing Co-op a 'Project in Difficulty,' initiating a $785,000 bailout for essential repairs, marking a critical intervention in local housing stability.
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Oil prices surged following their largest single-day decline since April 2020, as the Strait of Hormuz remains blocked and Israeli strikes in Lebanon threaten Middle East ceasefire stability.
With CUSMA renegotiation approaching, Canada must address dairy concessions and potential auto tariffs. Experts warn of economic impacts as political tensions loom.
As geopolitical tensions rise, Canada must prepare for the economic fallout of a potential Chinese invasion of Taiwan, focusing on supply chain vulnerabilities and strategic diversification.
Toronto's plan for city-operated grocery stores ignores the complex drivers of food inflation while adding to government overreach, as policy adventurism replaces effective governance.
Nordstrom's End of Season Sale offers discounts up to 50% on beauty products, shoes, and wardrobe essentials from top brands like Birkenstock and Le Creuset. Act fast as stock runs low.
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Global markets react as oil prices climb and shares decline following concerns over a fragile ceasefire in Iran, highlighting economic volatility amid geopolitical tensions.
New data indicates shoplifting and other criminal activities are increasing for small businesses across Canada. A survey is now open to gather firsthand accounts from business owners about their experiences and challenges.
As the 2026 seeding season approaches, Manitoba farmers are confronting significant financial pressures due to escalating fuel and energy prices, impacting their operational budgets and planning.
Oil prices rebounded sharply above $97 a barrel while Asian stock markets mostly declined on Thursday amid growing skepticism over a fragile U.S.-Iran ceasefire. The Strait of Hormuz closure and renewed Middle East tensions fueled market uncertainty.
Ottawa city councillors have voted to explore expanded transit options for rural areas but declined to evaluate private company partnerships, citing concerns over costs and job impacts.
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CNBC anchor Sara Eisen faces backlash for framing President Trump's threats against Iran as an investor risk question, drawing criticism from political commentators and social media.
A British Columbia man faces charges after a commercial vehicle crash on Highway 11 in Northern Ontario, with Ontario Provincial Police investigating the incident that occurred on April 8, 2026.
Four British Columbia companies have received a total of $6.75 million in provincial funding to expand their operations, as announced by Premier David Eby. This investment aims to boost local innovation and economic development across diverse sectors.
Alberta RCMP are investigating a fatal crash south of Brooks that resulted in the death of a woman. The incident occurred on April 8, 2026, with authorities providing initial details.
West Vancouver's mayor cites market dynamics for housing challenges, while B.C. Premier Eby reinforces criticism, highlighting tensions in provincial housing policy debates.
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Oil prices remain over 40% higher since February despite a significant drop following Middle East ceasefire announcement. Canadian experts predict months before normalization as key supply issues persist.
Vancouver approved more than 12,500 new housing units last year, marking significant residential growth but failing to meet its social housing targets amid ongoing affordability challenges.
The B.C. government has taken unprecedented action, overriding West Vancouver's municipal authority to enforce housing density targets after the district approved only 58 of 220 required units and missed key deadlines.
Air Canada is launching a pilot project with an independent arbitrator to resolve compensation claims, aiming to reduce a backlog of over 96,000 complaints at the Canadian Transportation Agency.
Waterfront Toronto announces a three-year pilot project for an east-west water shuttle service, connecting three stops along the shoreline starting in June 2026.
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The Quebec Order of Engineers warns that aging infrastructure will worsen without immediate action, advocating for repairs over new road projects to address safety and efficiency.
Calgary Economic Development's 2026 report highlights a strategic shift toward global trade diversification, with local businesses expanding into 21 countries amid trade uncertainties.
Calgary Economic Development advises local businesses to explore markets beyond the U.S. due to rising tensions and global uncertainty, emphasizing diversification for resilience.
The REM airport station in Montreal is advancing as planned, with officials confirming it remains on schedule and within budget, highlighting key construction milestones.
Eastern Ontario farmers face rising costs as fuel surcharges ripple through the agricultural economy, with uncertainty from the Iran conflict exacerbating financial pressures on margins.
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A British Columbia court has ruled that sellers must refund a buyer's deposit after a flood affected a $2.6-million Richmond home, highlighting legal protections in real estate transactions.
