Social Anxiety Fuels 'Tip Creep' in Canada, Experts Say
Canadian experts explain the psychological pressure behind rising tip requests. Discover why 'tip creep' is causing social anxiety and how it's changing consumer behaviour.
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Federal housing land bank grows to 36 properties in capital
The federal government's list of properties for housing in Ottawa-Gatineau grew to 36 in 2025, yet no deals were finalized. Developers urge faster action amid the housing crisis.
Woman in Serious Condition After Mississauga Collision
A woman is in serious condition following a collision in Mississauga on January 8, 2026. Police are investigating the scene. Get the latest details.
London housing project in limbo over $3.1M city dispute
A crucial affordable housing project for newcomers in London, Ontario, faces financial uncertainty due to a $3.1 million dispute with city hall over development charges. Learn about the implications.
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Quebec public servants push back against return-to-office order
Quebec government employees are pushing back against a new mandate requiring three days in-office weekly, up from two, effective January 26, 2026. Learn about the growing resistance.
Snow Removal Costs Double Amid Salt Shortage
Private snow removal contractors in Simcoe County are grappling with a severe road salt shortage, leading to costs doubling. Learn how this crisis impacts winter maintenance.
Judge slams women over failed Airbnb business lawsuit
A B.C. judge has dismissed a lawsuit between two women over a failed Airbnb venture, criticizing their conduct. Get the details on the Vernon and Kelowna property dispute.
B.C., Washington sign symbolic friendship accord
Despite international friction, B.C. and Washington state sign a symbolic friendship accord to tackle shared challenges like flooding and border policies. Read more on this cross-border effort.
Ottawa Mayor Outlines Plan to Ramp Up Homebuilding
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe detailed a new strategy to accelerate home construction, addressing the city's critical housing shortage. Learn the key measures announced to builders.
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Canadian Oil Stocks Plunge on Venezuela Oil News
Canadian oil producers saw billions wiped off their value after U.S. plans for Venezuelan oil sparked investor fears. Industry leaders call it an 'overreaction' as uncertainty looms.
Embrun hairstylist told to repay $17K in COVID benefits
An Embrun hairstylist faces a $17,000 repayment demand for pandemic relief funds. Dawn Barton shares her story amid ongoing CRA reviews of COVID-19 support programs.
New Ottawa Police Traffic Units Target Dangerous Driving
Ottawa Police Service deploys new specialized traffic enforcement units to crack down on speeding and aggressive driving on city streets. Learn about the initiative.
GRT riders frustrated by slow snow clearing at bus stops
Grand River Transit users in Kitchener-Waterloo face accessibility and safety issues due to delayed snow removal at bus stops. Learn about the community's concerns and the ongoing challenges.
Amherstburg whisky plant closure sparks political debate
The closure of the Diageo Crown Royal plant in Amherstburg, Ont., announced in January 2026, has intensified debate over Premier Doug Ford's policies and economic retaliation. Explore the local impact and political fallout.
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West Fraser announces $409M charge for Q4 2025
West Fraser Timber announces a significant $409 million charge for Q4 2025, citing challenging economic conditions. Read the full details on the impact for Canada's forestry giant.
Montreal airport targets illegal taxis in Uber zones
Montreal's airport is intensifying efforts against illegal taxis and unauthorized drivers exploiting ride-share pick-up areas. Learn about the new security measures and how to protect yourself from scams.
Canada Awaits U.S. Supreme Court Ruling on Trump Tariff Powers
Canada watches closely as the U.S. Supreme Court prepares a pivotal ruling on presidential emergency tariff powers, a decision with major implications for cross-border trade. Read the latest analysis.
Quebec public servants push back against return-to-office order
Quebec government employees are resisting a new mandate requiring three days a week in the office, effective Jan. 26, 2026. Get the details on the pushback and the broader context.
Aritzia Reports Record $1.04 Billion Revenue in Q3
Vancouver's Aritzia Inc. achieves record Q3 revenue of $1.04 billion, a 43% year-over-year surge, driven by strong U.S. growth and digital initiatives. Read the full analysis.
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Halifax ramp closure for 2 years for Windsor Street Exchange
A key Halifax ramp will close for nearly two years starting Spring 2026 for the Windsor Street Exchange project. Get details on the timeline and expected impacts on local traffic.
Fatal Moose Collision on Saskatchewan Highway
A driver has died following a collision with a moose on a Saskatchewan highway. The tragic incident highlights the ongoing danger of wildlife on Canadian roads.
Venezuelan Oil Could Flow to U.S. in a Year: Expert
A business professor predicts Venezuelan crude could be processed at the Irving Oil refinery in Saint John and head to the U.S. market within 12 months. Get the latest analysis on this potential energy shift.
Rio Tinto in Early Talks to Acquire Glencore
Mining titan Glencore confirms it is engaged in preliminary discussions regarding a potential acquisition by Rio Tinto. The deal could reshape the global resources sector. Read the latest details.
Aritzia Q3 profit jumps to $138.9M on strong U.S. sales
Canadian fashion retailer Aritzia reports a significant rise in third-quarter profit, reaching $138.9 million. The surge is attributed to robust revenue growth in its U.S. business. Read the full financial breakdown.
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Aritzia Profit Jumps 90%, Hits $1B in Quarterly Sales
Vancouver's Aritzia reports a 90% profit surge and first-ever $1B quarterly revenue, driven by U.S. expansion and digital growth. Discover the details behind the fashion retailer's record-breaking performance.
Diesel spill on QEW in Burlington after truck crash
A truck lost control and spilled diesel along the Fort Erie-bound QEW in Burlington on Jan. 8, 2026. The Ontario Provincial Police are managing the cleanup and lane closures.
56 charged in Waterloo Region retail theft blitz
Waterloo Regional Police have charged 56 individuals following a targeted enforcement initiative against organized retail theft. The operation highlights a growing concern for local businesses.
Ford Calls on PM Carney to Keep Tariffs on Chinese EVs
Ontario Premier Doug Ford pressures PM Mark Carney to uphold tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, warning of economic consequences for Canada's auto sector. Read the latest.
Fisheries Dept. Approves Port of Montreal Contrecoeur Expansion
The federal Fisheries Department has granted authorization for the major Port of Montreal expansion in Contrecoeur, Quebec, a critical step for the project. Learn about the details and impact.
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Canadian Mortgage Rates Edge Up in Early 2026
Leading default-insured mortgage rates in Canada have increased slightly at the start of 2026. Robert McLister analyzes the hikes and highlights regional deals, advising homeowners not to panic.
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