The CalgaryNewsRail initiative to Banff, promising a 100-minute journey, will be part of Alberta's master passenger rail study, set for release in the coming weeks, as Liricon Capital advances the project.
Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon told Calgary business leaders that Alberta serves as a strategic asset for Canada's national and international trade ambitions during global economic shifts.
SaskPower and K+S Potash Canada have entered a power purchase agreement for electricity generated at the Bethune mine, marking a significant development in Saskatchewan's energy sector.
Dominic LeBlanc, Canada's Minister for U.S. Trade, is scheduled to meet with the U.S. Trade Representative to discuss the upcoming review of the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA).
Indigenous leaders from Manitoba are participating in a federal trade delegation to Mexico, aiming to foster economic partnerships and expand international opportunities for First Nations communities.
A person is in life-threatening condition after being struck by a CTrain in northeast Calgary. Calgary Police Service is investigating the incident that occurred on February 18, 2026.
A pedestrian is in life-threatening condition after a collision with a CTrain at Rundle Station in Calgary. Police have closed the station in both directions as they investigate the incident.
Bridgeland Distillery in Calgary says a Canadian Food Inspection Agency prohibition on three products threatens half its sales, calling the enforcement 'craziness'.
Metrolinx CEO confirms the Ontario Line subway won't open until at least 2031, with potential closures of the Don Valley Parkway during bridge construction.
SaskPower has signed a power purchasing agreement with K+S Potash Canada to acquire up to 62 megawatts of electricity from a natural gas facility at the Bethune mine, starting in late 2026.
Taseko Mines Limited announced robust fourth-quarter financial results, including $116 million in Adjusted EBITDA, and commenced copper cathode production at its Florence Copper site, targeting 30-35 million pounds in 2026.
Rising food prices are fueling intense discussions among Atlantic Canadian farmers and federal policymakers, highlighting economic pressures in the agricultural sector.
Canadian junior mining firms dominate the 2026 TSX Venture 50 list, capturing 48 spots amid soaring commodity prices and critical mineral demand, with combined market cap surging $17.9 billion.
Jeremy Heighton argues that tight provincial budgets cannot justify ignoring small businesses, which need certainty and practical, low-cost regulatory improvements rather than expensive new programs.
Kinross Gold Corporation announced its 2025 fourth-quarter and full-year results, achieving record free cash flow and returning significant capital to shareholders while maintaining stable production guidance.
Alamos Gold announced its fourth quarter and year-end 2025 results, highlighting record free cash flow of $351.7 million and a 60% dividend increase despite production challenges.
Kitchener authorities are probing a scam involving at least $800 worth of fraudulent Amazon gift cards, with local real estate agents posing for photos as the investigation unfolds.
Retail billionaire Les Wexner told Congress he was deceived by Jeffrey Epstein, denying any knowledge of the financier's crimes. The testimony follows new document releases detailing their long association.
Monument Mining Limited has been recognized as one of the top-performing companies on the TSX Venture Exchange for 2025, securing a place on the 2026 TSX Venture 50 list with impressive growth metrics.
The 'Alberta is Calling' campaign launched in 2022 to attract workers with promises of higher wages and affordable housing. While interprovincial migration surged, its effectiveness in addressing critical labor shortages remains debated.
DoorDash has announced impressive quarterly growth in sales and order volumes, yet the company cautions about substantial upcoming expenses that could impact profitability.
Gecamines, the Democratic Republic of Congo's state mining company, has negotiated rights to market significant copper output from Glencore's Kamoto Copper Co. mine, expanding its role in global copper trading amid booming production.
Negotiations between STM management and maintenance workers have stalled, with a fifth limited strike likely in March. The union plans to seek authorization for new work action amid disputes over wages and subcontracting.
Paramedics in British Columbia have voted overwhelmingly in favor of strike action, but must first establish an essential services agreement before any job action can proceed, highlighting ongoing labor tensions in the province's healthcare sector.
Investment in Canada's fintech sector fell dramatically to US$2.4 billion in 2025 from US$9.9 billion in 2024, with AI and digital assets leading activity amid a more disciplined market approach.
The Town of LaSalle is debating a bylaw that would add nearly $10,000 to development charges for new single-family homes, aiming to fund infrastructure expansion without burdening existing taxpayers.
Barrie police intercepted a driver traveling in the wrong direction on a Highway 400 ramp, preventing a potential disaster. The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns.
Heavy snowfall and winter storms have caused significant delays and disruptions to Grand River Transit's light rail system in Kitchener, impacting commuters and transit operations across the region.
A former academic prediction market operator argues commercial platforms are essentially gambling operations that require deliberate regulatory oversight to protect Canadian citizens from potential harms.
Alberta's transition to a Care-First auto insurance system faces challenges due to the good driver rate cap, limiting choices and increasing costs for drivers and brokers.