Halifax Potholes Multiply, Causing Driver Headaches
Halifax motorists are navigating an increasing number of potholes that damage vehicles and create hazardous driving conditions across the city.
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Langley Crash: Motorcyclist Seriously Injured
A serious collision between a semi-truck and a motorcycle in Langley has left one person with serious injuries. Langley RCMP is investigating the incident.
Saskatchewan-Alberta Deal Cuts Red Tape for Energy Workers
The Saskatchewan government has signed a Memorandum of Agreement with Alberta to streamline licensing for service rig drivers moving between provinces, aiming to boost workforce mobility in the energy sector.
Carney's Davos Address Draws Global Acclaim
Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney's keynote at the World Economic Forum is being celebrated as a landmark address on economic and environmental leadership.
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Canada to Export Canola, Beef to China After Trade Deal
Agriculture Minister Heath MacDonald announces the imminent first exports of canola seed and beef to China following a bilateral trade agreement, while addressing ongoing steel tariff issues.
Buffett's Successor May Sell Kraft Heinz Stake
The designated successor to Warren Buffett at Berkshire Hathaway is reportedly considering divesting the conglomerate's massive 325 million share stake in Kraft Heinz, signaling a potential strategic shift.
B.C. Tribunal Orders Refund for Man's Matchmaking Service
A British Columbia tribunal has ruled that a Vancouver man is entitled to a partial refund from a matchmaking service after it failed to meet his specified criteria, highlighting consumer rights in personal services.
B.C. Brewery Closes After 27 Years in Business
Lighthouse Brewing in British Columbia closes permanently after nearly three decades, citing rising costs, market saturation, and shifting consumer tastes as key factors.
Manitoba Hydro Faces Drought, Debt, and Rising Expenses
Manitoba Hydro's CEO Allan Danroth outlines challenges including severe drought, mounting debt, and significant upcoming capital expenditures, as the utility navigates a complex financial and environmental landscape.
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B.C. Paramedics Strike Vote: Overtime Ban Threatens Patients
The union representing British Columbia's ambulance paramedics warns that an upcoming strike vote and potential overtime ban could have severe consequences for emergency patient care across the province.
Pokémon Card Theft at Vancouver Collectibles Shop
Surveillance footage captures thieves breaking into a Metro Vancouver collectibles store and stealing thousands in Pokémon cards, prompting the owner to speak out.
Calgary Real Estate Stabilizes in 2026 CREB Forecast
Calgary's housing market is stabilizing after volatile years, with the 2026 CREB forecast indicating it remains a top choice for affordable homebuying and selling opportunities in Canada.
Gold Rush Smashes Record as Investors Seek Security
The price of gold has surged to a new record high, driven by investor demand for security amid geopolitical uncertainty and market volatility.
Canola Deal Limited by Steel Tariffs: Agriculture Minister
Agriculture Minister Heath MacDonald discusses the impact of anti-dumping steel tariffs on the new Canada-China canola agreement, raising questions about Ottawa's next trade moves.
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Canterra Minerals Hits High-Grade Gold in Newfoundland
Canterra Minerals reports exceptional high-grade gold intercepts at its Wilding Project in central Newfoundland, including 10.89 g/t Au over 31.5 metres, highlighting major resource potential.
Uranium Project Expanded in Wyoming After Major Drill Program
Premier American Uranium reports successful expansion of mineralization at its Kaycee ISR project in Wyoming's Powder River Basin following a 100,000+ foot drill campaign. Key targets advanced.
Free off-peak OC Transpo service proposed for Ottawa
An Ottawa community group unveils a vision for free OC Transpo service during off-peak hours. Learn about the proposal's goals for affordability and ridership.
Report: Canadian Canola Still at Risk Despite China Deal
A new report cautions that Canada's canola sector remains exposed to external market forces and political tensions, even with a recent trade agreement with China. Learn about the ongoing risks.
Midnight Sun Announces Kazhiba Copper Resource Estimate
Midnight Sun Mining announces a maiden indicated resource of 2.33 million tonnes at 1.41% copper for its Kazhiba Main oxide deposit in Zambia, a key step toward funding its flagship Dumbwa Project.
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December inflation at 2.4% pressures small business owners
Canada's inflation rate rose to 2.4% in December 2025, adding financial strain for small businesses. A coffee shop owner explains the struggle with rising costs and the search for relief.
Overlooked workplace gestures carry real costs, study finds
New research reveals how minor workplace oversights, such as a late birthday card, can negatively impact employee performance and productivity. Learn the hidden costs.
Carney pitches for investment at Davos World Economic Forum
Prime Minister Mark Carney kicks off a global growth agenda at the World Economic Forum in Davos, focusing on Arctic security and collective investment. Read the latest on Canada's economic diplomacy.
EU Questions Trump's Trustworthiness Over Greenland Tariff Threat
A top EU official casts doubt on former President Trump's reliability following his threat of tariffs against Greenland. The dispute highlights ongoing transatlantic tensions.
Kingsville moves to buy former high school property
The Town of Kingsville is moving forward with a bid to purchase the former Kingsville District High School site, aiming to revitalize the downtown core and address community needs. Learn about the plans and potential impact.
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Trump's Greenland Tariffs: Bad for Europe, Good for Canada?
Jesse Kline analyzes Trump's tariff threats over Greenland and Europe's failed appeasement. Could Canada benefit from this geopolitical shift? Read the full analysis.
Ontario company scammed with $6,200 in counterfeit money
An Ontario company was defrauded using over $6,000 in fake cash. Police warn counterfeit $100 bills are increasingly in circulation. Learn how to spot fake money and protect your business.
5 Ways to Fix Canada's Tax System and Filing Challenges
Tax expert Kim Moody outlines five critical reforms the CRA and government must implement to simplify tax filing for Canadians and address systemic issues causing widespread frustration.
Grey Fox Gold Resource Rises 23%, Hits 1.9M Ounces
McEwen Inc. reports a significant 23% increase in indicated gold resources at its Grey Fox Project in Timmins, Ontario, now totaling 1.9 million ounces. A key Prefeasibility Study is scheduled for Q2 2026.
Windsor's Forest Glade faces proposed six-storey buildings
A developer's proposal for two six-storey residential buildings in Windsor's Forest Glade neighbourhood is meeting significant pushback from local residents. Learn about the details and community concerns.
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Markets Sink on Trump's Greenland Push
Global financial markets tumble as former President Trump's renewed push to claim Greenland sparks investor anxiety. U.S. stock futures and world shares decline sharply.
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