Moe, Smith Call for Emergency Strychnine Use Approval
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith jointly request federal authorization for emergency strychnine use to address agricultural pest control challenges.
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Coca-Cola Invests $141M in Brampton Plant Expansion
Coca-Cola Bottling Ltd. announces a $141 million investment to renovate and expand its Brampton facility, creating up to 500 construction jobs and boosting production capacity.
Trump Business Files for Airport Name Trademarks
The Trump family business has filed for trademark rights on any airports using the president's name, sparking legal and commercial discussions.
Plane Crash-Lands at Toronto Pearson, Flips with 80 Onboard
A PeelNewsPlane with 80 people aboard crash-landed at Toronto Pearson International Airport, flipping onto its roof. Miraculously, no fatalities occurred, and all passengers and crew were accounted for.
Head-On Crash Closes Huron County Road, Investigation Underway
A serious two-vehicle head-on collision has resulted in the closure of North Line between Hydro Line Road and Summerhill Road in Seaforth, Huron County. Ontario Provincial Police are actively investigating the incident that occurred on February 17, 2026.
Nova Scotia Awards Highway 102 Improvement Design Contract
Nova Scotia has awarded a contract for the Highway 102 Improvement Design Project, focusing on upgrades to Exit 2B at Larry Uteck Boulevard to improve traffic flow and safety.
Ontario Fast-Tracks Kinross Gold's Great Bear Mine Project
Ontario designates Kinross Gold's Great Bear project for expedited permit approval, marking the first major mining company to join the province's streamlined One Project, One Process initiative.
$10,000 in Tools Stolen from Chatham Construction Site
A significant theft occurred at a construction site in Chatham, where tools valued at $10,000 were stolen. The incident highlights ongoing security concerns in the construction industry.
Cooling Inflation Opens Door for Bank of Canada Rate Cuts
Economists say recent CPI data showing inflation cooling to 2.3% gives the Bank of Canada flexibility to cut interest rates if economic conditions weaken further.
TSX Drops 200+ Points While U.S. Markets Show Gains
Canada's main stock index experienced a significant decline of more than 200 points on February 17, 2026, contrasting with upward movements in U.S. markets, highlighting divergent economic pressures.
Hyatt's Thomas Pritzker Steps Down Over Epstein Ties
Hotel magnate Thomas Pritzker resigns as Hyatt's executive chairman following revelations of his affiliation with Jeffrey Epstein in newly released DOJ documents, expressing deep regret for maintaining contact.
U.S. Open to Adjusting Steel and Aluminum Tariffs, Greer Says
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer indicates the Trump administration may modify broad tariffs on steel and aluminum amid business pressure and compliance concerns.
Hammond Power Solutions Buys AEG Power Solutions for $365M
Hammond Power Solutions Inc. has entered into a definitive agreement to purchase AEG Power Solutions in an all-cash transaction valued at $365 million, marking a significant consolidation in the power solutions industry.
Amazon Canada's Best Deals: February 2026 Shopping Guide
Discover the latest and greatest deals on Amazon Canada for February 2026, featuring eco-friendly kitchen essentials, viral beauty products, and last-minute Valentine's Day gifts.
Three Hospitalized After Porch Collapse at Ontario Construction Site
Hamilton Police report three men were hospitalized after a porch collapsed at a residential construction site in Stoney Creek, Ontario. The incident occurred on February 17, 2026, with emergency services responding promptly.
Pritzker Steps Down from Hyatt Board Over Epstein Regrets
Thomas Pritzker, president of the Hyatt Foundation, has resigned from the Hyatt Hotels board, stating deep regret for his association with Jeffrey Epstein. The move follows ongoing scrutiny of Epstein's connections.
Sherritt Reduces Cuban Joint Venture Operations
Sherritt International has announced a reduction in operations at its joint venture in Cuba, citing economic challenges and strategic adjustments in the nickel mining sector.
N.B. Deficit Hits Historic $1.33B, Double Projection
New Brunswick's provincial deficit has surged to a record $1.33 billion, more than double initial projections, as Finance Minister René Legacy addresses fiscal challenges ahead of the 2026 budget season.
22 Nova Scotians Died at Work in 2025, WCB Data Shows
New data from the Workers' Compensation Board reveals 22 Nova Scotians died due to work-related incidents in 2025, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in provincial workplaces.
Warner Bros. Reopens Talks as Paramount Boosts Bid
Warner Bros. Discovery has agreed to resume negotiations with Paramount Skydance after receiving an improved acquisition proposal, creating a renewed showdown with Netflix for control of the iconic Hollywood studio.
Secret Windsor Meeting Led to Gordie Howe Bridge Funding
Former Michigan Governor Rick Snyder reveals how a confidential meeting in Windsor resulted in Canada financing the entire $6.4-billion Gordie Howe International Bridge project, overcoming political obstacles.
Guelph Senior Loses $84,000 in Bank Investigator Scam
Two Ontario women, including a senior from Guelph, were defrauded of $84,000 in a sophisticated bank investigator scam. Police warn of callers posing as bank representatives to steal personal information and funds.
Highway 40 Closed Near Chatham After Serious Crash
A major traffic incident has led to the closure of Highway 40 near Chatham, with authorities responding to a serious crash that disrupted travel in the region.
Wall Street Opens Mixed After 3-Day Weekend
U.S. stock markets showed a mixed opening on Tuesday as traders resumed activity following a three-day holiday weekend, with key indices fluctuating amid ongoing economic assessments.
Liberals Criticize Efforts to End Trump's Tariff War
Conservative MP Jamil Jivani's diplomatic mission to Washington to resolve trade tensions faces unexpected criticism from Liberal politicians, raising questions about Canada's auto sector support.
LaSalle Weighs Development Fee Increase as Budget Season Nears
The Town of LaSalle is evaluating a potential rise in development charges to fund infrastructure, reflecting broader municipal fiscal challenges across Canada as provinces prepare for 2026 budgets.
Canada's Inflation Cools to 2.3% as Gas Prices Fall
Canada's inflation rate slowed to 2.3% year-over-year in January, with gas prices down nearly 17% from the previous year, according to Statistics Canada.
Air Canada Expands Mexico Flights with New Route and 18% More Capacity
Air Canada announces significant expansion of its Mexico network for summer 2026, including new year-round Montréal-Guadalajara service and increased frequencies to popular destinations, supporting Canada's trade diversification efforts.
Regulators Warn of Risks from Banks' Credit Risk Transfers
Global banking regulators express concerns about banks' increasing use of synthetic risk transfers, with Barclays and Raiffeisen Bank identified as major users. The Basel Committee warns these transactions create new financial system vulnerabilities.
G2 Driver Caught Speeding 167 km/h in Aunt's Mercedes
Ontario Provincial Police report a G2 driver was caught traveling 167 km/h on Highway 417 in Ottawa while driving a Mercedes belonging to their aunt.
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