Opensity Solutions launches as the largest tech-enabled managed services organization, formed by merging three companies to serve legal, financial, and professional services firms globally with advanced automation and AI capabilities.
British Columbia's civil forfeiture director alleges two individuals earned $265,000 through unlicensed real estate services, with funds held at a Richmond Bank of China branch for a decade.
Richmond resident Tony Chan, who previously had speculation tax liens removed, now faces two new government liens totaling $125,000, leaving him frustrated and considering selling his home.
Residents in Calgary's Springbank Hill neighborhood express worries about a proposed 35-unit luxury townhouse complex, citing potential impacts on community character and infrastructure.
Fitzrovia's three-tower Sloane development near Yorkdale shopping center offers family-sized suites and extensive amenities, catering to renters seeking permanent housing solutions in Toronto's evolving rental market.
Canada's inflation rate decreased to 2.3% in January, primarily due to lower gasoline prices, though food costs remain a persistent concern for consumers.
GoldHaven Resources reports significant gold mineralization in bedrock at its Copeçal West Target in Brazil, with a 39-meter intercept confirming an in-situ hydrothermal system beneath a 6-kilometer surface anomaly.
Prime Minister Mark Carney appoints veteran public servant Janice Charette as Canada's chief trade negotiator with the United States, placing her at the center of the upcoming North American trade pact review amid strained bilateral relations.
Six companies directed by Sarah Ferguson, the former Duchess of York, have been ordered to close as investigations into connections with Jeffrey Epstein intensify, highlighting ongoing legal and financial repercussions.
Warner Bros. has turned down Paramount's latest acquisition proposal but provided a one-week extension for improved negotiations, signaling ongoing corporate discussions in the entertainment industry.
Claridge Homes and Marchurst Developments Group have submitted an application to expand Ottawa's urban boundary into Stittsville, aiming to build 2,300 new residential units.
Subway service has resumed on a section of Toronto's Bloor-Danforth Line following a temporary suspension. TTC officials provided updates as transit operations return to normal across the city.
Recent studies show Toronto's standard of living is stagnating with rising unemployment and weak income growth, posing risks for Canada's entire economy as the city loses momentum.
Erdene Resource Development Corporation announces significant drilling results from its Zuun Mod molybdenum-copper project in Mongolia, with high-grade intersections and expanded mineralization that will inform a 2026 economic assessment.
A chiropractic clinic in Barrie, Ontario, has secured a temporary location after a fire severely damaged its original facility on Essa Road one week ago, allowing it to continue serving patients.
Taxing unrealized gains challenges core principles of modern tax systems, creating liquidity issues and uncertainty. Canada should maintain its realization-based approach for stability.
Subway service on a section of Toronto's Bloor-Danforth Line has been suspended due to an unspecified incident, causing significant disruptions for commuters across the city.
Alberta's search for private pipeline investment faces delays due to uncertainty surrounding a potential separatism referendum this fall, drawing comparisons to Quebec's economic history.
Cronos Group Inc. introduces Spinach PUFFERZ™, an innovative all-in-one vape featuring high-quality cannabis infused with liquid diamonds. The device offers three distinct flavors and advanced hardware for a premium vaping experience.
MAX Power Mining Corp. is advancing Canada's first confirmed natural hydrogen system at the Lawson Discovery while identifying over 80 additional structures across the 475-km Genesis Trend in Saskatchewan.
Warner Bros Discovery has turned down Paramount Skydance's $30-per-share hostile takeover bid but allows a week for a better deal. The board continues to favor the Netflix merger, with shareholder voting scheduled for March.
Windsor's historic Fogolar Furlan Club is selling its remaining property and exiting the banquet business after 65 years, planning to transform into a cultural and social organization with new programming.
VR Resources Limited has initiated a state-of-the-art 3D-array DCIP geophysical survey at its Bonita porphyry copper-gold project in Nevada, aiming to enhance exploration precision for potential mineral discoveries.
Wallbridge Mining Company Limited has initiated its fully funded 2026 exploration and technical studies programs, including drilling at the Fenelon Gold Project in Québec, aiming to advance development and unlock growth potential.
Brunswick Exploration Inc. has restarted drilling at the Anatacau Main Project in Quebec, aiming to expand the Anais lithium discovery after a high-grade intercept of 120 meters at 1.31% Li₂O.
World stock markets show gains while most Asian exchanges are shut for Lunar New Year celebrations. The Nikkei index in Japan posted a modest increase as trading activity slows regionally.
Statistics Canada is set to release January inflation figures, with food prices expected to spike due to last year's sales tax holiday distorting year-over-year comparisons.
Windsor experiences morning bus cancellations as a fog advisory remains in effect, impacting commuters and transportation services across the region.
A letter to the editor argues Edmonton's rapid population growth is creating unsustainable pressures on housing, healthcare, education, and city taxes, calling for a shift away from growth-focused policies.
As Prime Minister Mark Carney's Major Projects Office launches, economist William Watson argues for a parallel focus on smaller initiatives that could collectively drive economic growth more effectively than massive infrastructure undertakings.