Atlantic Canadians Face Higher Inflation, Grocery Bills
A detailed analysis reveals Atlantic Canadians are confronting elevated inflation rates and steeper grocery prices compared to other regions, intensifying cost-of-living pressures.
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Canterra Launches 15,000-Meter Drill Program in Newfoundland
Canterra Minerals Corporation has initiated a fully funded 15,000-meter diamond drill program across its projects in central Newfoundland, focusing on high-impact discovery targets.
Edmonton Leads Canada in Bike Lane Growth Amid National Slowdown
A new study reveals Edmonton has added more cycling infrastructure than any other Canadian city over two years, while some municipalities and provinces are reducing investments in bike lanes.
Jim Gray Calls for Personal Action in Calgary's Growth
Business leader Jim Gray reflects on Calgary's growth challenges and shares how his late wife's question inspired him to create the Canadian Petroleum Exposition, urging citizens to take personal responsibility for sustaining the city's quality of life.
KMS Tools Opens First Saskatchewan Store in Saskatoon
KMS Tools & Equipment has launched its inaugural Saskatchewan location in Saskatoon's Riversdale neighborhood, marking a strategic expansion eastward for the family-owned business with deep local connections.
Saskatoon Factory Leads in Custom Cheerleading Apparel
MEE Sports in Saskatoon has become a top supplier for competitive cheerleading uniforms, specializing in custom rhinestone designs and in-house production despite industry challenges.
Ongwe Minerals Begins Gold Exploration Drilling in Namibia
Ongwe Minerals Inc. has mobilized a drill rig to commence bedrock sampling at its Belmont Gold Prospect in Namibia, with a 6,000-meter drilling campaign planned for 2026 to define targets at Belmont and Manga prospects.
Aya Gold & Silver Reports High-Grade Silver at Zgounder
Aya Gold & Silver Inc. reveals significant high-grade silver drill results from its exploration program at the Zgounder Silver Mine in Morocco, extending mineralization near the Western Fault.
Dayforce 'Tiny Briefcase' Campaign Aims to Lighten Workload
Dayforce unveils a new brand campaign using a tiny briefcase metaphor to illustrate how its AI-powered HCM platform reduces workplace complexity and inefficiency.
Lahontan Drills Shallow Oxide Gold at West Santa Fe Project
Lahontan Gold Corp announces promising assay results from its 2025 drilling program at the West Santa Fe satellite project in Nevada, revealing shallow oxide gold and silver mineralization with continuity across multiple drill holes.
LabGold Urges Blue Proxy Vote Before February 20 Deadline
Labrador Gold Corp urges shareholders to vote exclusively on the BLUE proxy before the February 20, 2026 deadline, warning against a dissident shareholder's self-serving agenda. Major shareholder Crescat Capital supports management's recommendations.
Radicle Femmes Toronto Women's Day Event Returns
Marigold PR announces the third annual Radicle Femmes International Women's Day event in Toronto, focusing on empowering women in Canada's cannabis industry through networking and practical business insights.
Trump Oil Sanctions Choke Cuba's Tourism, Beaches Empty
U.S. sanctions under the Trump administration have severely restricted Cuba's fuel supply, devastating its tourism industry. Hotels are closing, beaches are empty, and the economy faces a deepening crisis as visitors stay away.
Magna Mining Reports High-Grade Drill Results from Levack Mine
Magna Mining Inc. has announced significant assay results from ongoing exploration at the Levack Mine in Sudbury, Ontario, revealing high-grade copper and precious metals mineralization in the footwall environment.
Ottawa's Red Light Right Turn Ban Sparks Safety Worries
Ottawa city staff warn that a proposed city-wide ban on right turns at red lights could create potential safety impacts, raising questions about traffic flow and pedestrian safety in urban areas.
Calgary's Future Hinges on Attracting Top Talent
As Calgary approaches 2 million residents, think-tank member Brad Parry argues that intentional growth through talent attraction and retention is crucial for maintaining economic momentum and global competitiveness.
Magna Mining Announces Initial Reserves for McCreedy West Mine
Magna Mining Inc. has revealed initial Mineral Reserves for its McCreedy West Mine in Ontario's Sudbury Basin, with Probable Reserves of 987,000 tonnes supporting a three-year production profile.
One Dead in Head-On Collision on Quebec Highway 50
A tragic head-on collision on Highway 50 in Quebec has resulted in one fatality, as provincial police investigate the incident amid challenging winter driving conditions across the region.
China Fireworks Shop Explosion Kills 12 in Second Blast
A devastating explosion at a fireworks shop in China has resulted in 12 fatalities, marking the second such deadly incident within a short timeframe, as authorities investigate the causes.
Canadian Home Sales Plummet in January, Ontario Leads Decline
Canada's real estate market experienced a significant downturn in January 2026, with national home sales dropping 5.8% month-over-month and 16.2% year-over-year. Ontario saw the steepest declines, attributed to severe winter weather disruptions.
K92 Mining Expands Near-Mine Zone, Reports High-Grade Drill Results
K92 Mining Inc. reveals significant expansion of a near-mine dilatant zone and high-grade drill results from deep targets at the Kainantu Gold Mine in Papua New Guinea, indicating potential productivity boosts.
Mining Stocks Dominate TSX Venture 50 List
The TSX Venture 50 list for 2026 is heavily dominated by mining companies, reflecting a significant investor rotation into the resource sector amid market shifts and economic conditions.
World Shares, U.S. Futures Gain Amid Asian Market Closures
Global stock markets and U.S. futures advanced as most Asian exchanges remained closed for Lunar New Year celebrations, with investors monitoring economic indicators and corporate developments.
Gen Z's Workplace Revolution: Legal Battles Redefine Employee Expression
Gen Z's entry into the workforce is creating legal and cultural clashes over transparency, ethics, and confidentiality. Employers must navigate new expectations while protecting proprietary information.
Home Buyers' Plan Backfires for Young Canadians
Young Canadians who used RRSP withdrawals via the Home Buyers' Plan to purchase homes at market peaks now face declining property values and missed stock market gains, creating a financial double whammy.
Windsor Business Owner Pitches New Snowflake Lights Plan
A Harrow business owner in Windsor is advocating for a community-funded initiative to replace outdated snowflake holiday lights, calling the current display an embarrassment that fails to represent the city's spirit.
Sudbury Driver Charged with Stunt Driving on Highway 69
Ontario Provincial Police impounded a vehicle on Highway 69 after clocking it at 155 km/h in a 110 km/h zone, leading to a stunt driving charge for the Sudbury motorist.
P.E.I. Diesel Prices Drop 12 Cents in Unscheduled Adjustment
Prince Edward Island sees a significant 12-cent per liter drop in diesel fuel prices in an unscheduled market adjustment, providing relief for consumers and businesses.
West Red Lake Gold Reports High-Grade Drill Results at Rowan
West Red Lake Gold Mines announces significant gold intercepts including 84.3 g/t Au over 1m at its Rowan Project in Northwestern Ontario, reinforcing confidence in this high-grade satellite deposit.
Atlantic Canada Hit Hard by Food Inflation, Grocery Bills Soar
A detailed analysis reveals Atlantic Canadians are enduring significantly higher inflation rates and steeper grocery costs compared to much of the country, exacerbating the cost-of-living crisis in the region.
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