SAGA Metals Hits Strongest Drill Results in Labrador
SAGA Metals Corp. announces its best-ever drill results for titanium, vanadium, and iron at the Radar Project in Labrador, marking a significant milestone for Canada's critical minerals sector.
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TSX Ends 2025 Up 28.3%, December Sees Sector Gains
The S&P/TSX Composite Index closed 2025 with a strong 28.3% gain, advancing 1.05% in December. Financials and materials led gains, while tech and utilities lagged. See the top performers and analyst targets.
Alberta wage theft soars to $3.7 million in 2025
Alberta courts issued 400 judgments for unpaid wages in 2025, leaving workers owed a staggering $3.7 million—an 84% increase from the previous year. Discover which companies are the biggest violators.
Greek Flight Disruptions: Radio Failure, Not Cyberattack
A major radio communication failure grounded flights across Greece on Jan. 4, 2026. Authorities state a cyberattack is improbable. Explore the details and impacts.
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Ontario's New Pay Transparency Laws Take Effect
New pay transparency laws are now active in Ontario, fundamentally changing the hiring process for employers and job seekers. Learn what this means for you.
Quinn Farm founder Elwood Quinn dies at 78
Elwood Quinn, the visionary founder of Montreal's cherished Quinn Farm, has died at age 78. Discover his legacy and the future of the iconic agritourism destination.
Euro Zone Government Bond Yields Slip Before Data
Government bond yields across the euro zone edged lower on Monday, January 5, 2026, as investors adopted a cautious stance ahead of a slate of important economic data. Market focus shifts to indicators that could influence central bank policy.
Ontario Pay Transparency Laws Now in Effect
New pay transparency regulations are now active in Ontario, potentially transforming hiring and salary negotiations. Expert David King explains the impact.
Caisse CEO: Canada Close to Getting Infrastructure Right
Caisse de dépôt CEO Charles Emond says looming CUSMA renegotiation is aligning government and investors on major Canadian projects in infrastructure, minerals, and housing. Read the details.
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FP's 2026 Outlook: Oil Prices, AI Bubble, Mortgage Renewals
Financial Post's Outlook 2026 video series forecasts higher oil prices, an AI investment frenzy, a wave of mortgage renewals, and trade challenges for Canada in the coming year.
Three Hidden Risks for Canadian Investors in 2026
Investment strategist Martin Pelletier warns of three overlooked threats to Canada's economy in 2026, from B.C.'s legal shifts to Alberta's autonomy push. Discover what they mean for your portfolio.
Oil prices fall after U.S. capture of Venezuela's Maduro
Global oil markets reacted to geopolitical shock as U.S. forces captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. Analysts assess the impact on energy security and Canada's role.
Clay Van Doren Appointed CEO of Avenga
Global digital engineering firm Avenga appoints Clay Van Doren as its new Chief Executive Officer, effective January 12, 2026. He brings over 25 years of tech leadership experience.
Canada Eyes Heavy Stablecoin Regulation with Million-Dollar Fines
The Canadian government is moving to regulate stablecoins, proposing fines up to $1 million for violations. Expert analysis highlights the 2026 crypto landscape and Ottawa's aims for financial security.
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Canada faces 'poisonous' concessions in CUSMA talks with Trump
As CUSMA renegotiations begin, Canada faces pressure from the U.S. on dairy supply management and digital laws. Experts weigh the risks of 'poisonous' concessions to Trump's demands.
Moose Collision Sends Driver to Hospital in Sudbury
A driver was taken to hospital after a serious collision with a moose on a Northern Ontario highway. Learn about the incident and crucial tips for avoiding wildlife on the road.
Pedestrian Seriously Hurt in North Etobicoke
A pedestrian was struck and seriously injured in north Etobicoke on January 4, 2026. Police are investigating the incident. Read the latest details.
N.S. couple donates 46 acres for affordable housing community
An Antigonish couple donates 46 acres of land to create an 'intentional community' with affordable housing and a medical clinic, aiming to tackle the housing crisis.
Coast Guard icebreaking ops in Midland area
The Canadian Coast Guard is performing icebreaking operations in the Midland area. Ice users are warned to exercise caution and stay clear of active zones.
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OPEC+ Keeps Oil Production Unchanged as Crises Mount
OPEC+ maintains current oil output despite an 18% price plunge in 2025 and political crises involving key members. Analysts say markets are driven by uncertainty. Learn the details.
McDonald's sued over McRib sandwich ingredients
McDonald's is hit with a class-action lawsuit alleging its McRib sandwich contains no rib meat. The suit claims deceptive marketing. Get the full story on this fast-food legal battle.
Transport truck catches fire on Highway 7/8 in Kitchener
Dashcam footage shows a transport truck's rear wheel engulfed in flames on Highway 7/8 in Kitchener. Get the details on the morning incident and road safety.
Senior killed in N.B. crash with transport truck
An 82-year-old woman from New Brunswick has died following a collision with a transport truck, according to the RCMP. The fatal incident is under investigation.
Canada's oil sector urged to stay competitive post-Maduro
A Canadian energy expert advises against panic in the oil patch following the capture of Venezuela's Maduro, emphasizing the need for long-term competitiveness.
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City Shelter Guards Not Paid in December
Employees of One Community Solutions, a firm with over $40M in Toronto contracts, report missing December pay and poor working conditions. Read the full investigation.
Le Massif de Charlevoix closed by strike, tourists stranded
A sudden strike by unionized workers has forced the indefinite closure of Quebec's Le Massif de Charlevoix ski resort, leaving tourists with pre-booked trips frustrated and scrambling for alternatives during the busy season.
Venezuelan Oil Revival Poses Major Risk to Canada
Adam Pankratz argues Canada must urgently build coastal pipelines to compete as Trump revives Venezuela's massive heavy crude reserves, threatening Alberta's oil sands market.
Pedestrian killed in Hwy. 401 collision, OPP say
A 22-year-old man from Chatham is dead after being struck on Hwy. 401 in Cramahe Township. The OPP investigation closed part of the highway. Read the latest details.
Highway 11 Reopens Following Serious Truck Crash
Highway 11 near Barrie has reopened after a serious crash involving a tow truck and a transport truck. Get the latest details on the incident and traffic updates.
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Hinton train disaster remembered 40 years later
On the 40th anniversary, we revisit the tragic 1986 Hinton train collision in Alberta. A look back at the disaster, its impact, and the legacy of safety reforms. Remember the lives lost.
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