David Broshko Named CFO of Eavor Technologies
Eavor Technologies Inc. appoints David Broshko as Chief Financial Officer to strengthen leadership for global expansion of its innovative geothermal energy solutions.
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Toronto vs Moncton: $200K vs $10K in Municipal Home Fees
A Senate report highlights extreme municipal fee disparities across Canada, with Toronto averaging $200,000 per new home while Moncton charges under $10,000, exacerbating housing affordability and supply issues nationwide.
Calgary Townhomes: Affordable Entry for First-Time Buyers
First-time homebuyers in Calgary are increasingly turning to townhomes as an affordable entry point following a price decline in 2025, with current market conditions presenting a strategic opportunity.
Toronto Real Estate Downturn Puts 100,000 Jobs at Risk
A stark report warns that Toronto's cooling housing market could lead to the loss of up to 100,000 jobs unless a significant market turnaround occurs soon.
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Canada-China Deal Threatens CUSMA, Says Lutnick
A prominent U.S. figure suggests Canada's potential agreement with China could undermine the renegotiation of the crucial Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade pact, raising economic and diplomatic concerns.
Allied Gold Shares Quadruple Ahead of Ethiopia Mine Launch
Allied Gold Corporation's stock skyrockets as its Ethiopian gold mine prepares for production, with CEO Peter Marrone discussing the company's promising outlook on BNN Bloomberg.
Yorkdale Fights Fairweather's 'Downmarket' Store Proposal
Toronto's Yorkdale Shopping Centre is in a legal dispute with Fairweather Ltd., arguing its proposed Ailes department store would cheapen the luxury mall's reputation and cause financial losses.
Canadian Nuclear Fusion Firm Going Public on Nasdaq
Vancouver-based General Fusion Inc. plans to go public through a SPAC merger, aiming to commercialize nuclear fusion technology by the mid-2030s with significant capital infusion.
Toys 'R' Us Canada Sued by Suppliers Over Unpaid Goods
Multiple suppliers are taking Toys 'R' Us Canada to court, alleging non-payment for merchandise, as revealed in recent legal documents filed in Ontario.
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Sudbury's Positive Inception Founder to be Honoured
Ryan Benoit, founder of the Positive Inception clothing line launched during his Laurentian University studies, will be recognized for his community impact in Sudbury.
Bureau Probes Algorithmic Pricing's Affordability, Privacy Issues
Canada's Competition Bureau investigates concerns over algorithmic pricing's impact on consumer affordability and data privacy, as digital tools reshape market dynamics.
Vancouver Island Wood Chip Plant to Close in March
A First Nations-owned wood chip processing facility on Vancouver Island is scheduled to shut down permanently in March 2026, impacting the local forestry sector and Indigenous economic development.
Ford Calls for Boycott of Chinese EVs Over Manufacturing
Ontario Premier Doug Ford calls for consumer boycott of Chinese-made electric vehicles, citing concerns over manufacturing practices and impact on Canadian auto industry.
Barrel House Closes in Windsor's Sandwich Town
The Barrel House restaurant at Mill and Sandwich streets in Windsor, Ontario has permanently closed, marking the end of a local dining establishment in the historic Sandwich Town area.
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French Firm to Train Nova Scotia Offshore Wind Workers
Q Energy France signs agreement with Nova Scotia Community College to develop specialized training programs for the province's growing offshore wind energy sector.
Lundin Mining Shares Drop on Reduced 2026 Production Guidance
Lundin Mining Corp. shares fell sharply after the Canadian miner cut its 2026 gold and copper output guidance, citing operational challenges at its Candelaria site.
Atlantic Canada Small Business Confidence Up for 2026
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business reports increased optimism among small businesses in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick for 2026, signaling economic resilience.
Edmonton's 2026 Townhome Boom: Affordability Drives Growth
Edmonton's townhome market is flourishing in 2026, offering first-time buyers an affordable entry point with prices averaging $297,000. The city ranks among Canada's best for townhome value and price growth.
Pedestrian Struck in Ajax with Life-Threatening Injuries
A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle in Ajax, suffering life-threatening injuries. Durham Regional Police are investigating the incident, which highlights ongoing road safety concerns.
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Small-Cap Surge: Five Ps for Canadian Investors
After 14 years of underperformance, small-cap stocks are finally outperforming large-caps. Peter Hodson outlines the 'five Ps' framework for evaluating these investments in Canada's market.
Canadian CEOs Less Confident in Global Economy: Survey
A new PwC survey reveals Canadian business leaders are less optimistic about the global economic outlook compared to international peers, citing persistent trade concerns and geopolitical uncertainties.
Ontario Teachers' Pension Moves Cash to Public Markets
The Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan is redirecting capital into public markets after selling private assets, while reducing exposure to U.S. dollars and treasuries amid economic concerns.
Credit Card Rate Caps Could Backfire, Experts Warn
Canadian financial experts caution that capping credit card interest rates could lead to reduced lending and credit access for consumers, despite potential short-term relief.
Longo's Celebrates 70 Years as Ontario's Family Grocer
Longo Brothers Fruit Markets celebrates seven decades of serving Ontario with family standards and quality. The Vaughan-based grocer has grown from a small fruit market to 43 stores across the province.
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Subdued December Caps Challenging 2025 for Canadian Home Resales
RBC Economics report reveals subdued home resales across most Canadian markets in December 2025, with Calgary seeing steepest decline but maintaining balanced market conditions.
Barrie's County Road 124 Closed Following Crash
A significant collision has forced the complete closure of County Road 124 in Barrie, disrupting local traffic. Authorities are on scene investigating the incident.
Bank of America CEO Excluded from Trump Davos Reception
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan was excluded from a Donald Trump reception at Davos, marking the second time he's been snubbed by the White House amid tensions over debanking allegations.
Le Massif de Charlevoix Union to Vote on Strike Proposal
Unionized employees at Quebec's Le Massif de Charlevoix ski resort will vote on a new contract proposal, potentially ending the ongoing labor strike at the popular destination.
Downtown Ottawa Bus Routes See Most Cancelled Trips
An analysis of OC Transpo operations reveals that bus routes serving downtown Ottawa are experiencing the highest frequency of cancelled trips, highlighting ongoing challenges in the city's public transit system.
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Six Hospitalized After Pedestrians Struck Helping Motorist
A roadside assistance effort turned tragic when pedestrians were struck while helping a motorist in a ditch, sending six people to hospital with injuries.
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