Traffic Restrictions After Semi Rollover on Highway 7
A major semi-truck rollover on Highway 7 has prompted significant traffic restrictions, causing delays and rerouting for commuters and commercial vehicles in the area.
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Vancouver World Cup 2026: Final Job Openings for Summer Event
While FIFA volunteer positions are closed, contractors and local businesses in Vancouver are hiring for various roles during the 2026 World Cup matches at B.C. Place Stadium.
Edmonton Police Seek Victims in Odometer Fraud Case
Edmonton police are seeking additional victims after charging a 39-year-old man in an alleged odometer fraud scheme involving vehicles sold on Facebook Marketplace with altered mileage readings.
Toronto Subway Line 2 Restored After Oil Spill Delay
Regular service on Toronto's Line 2 subway has resumed following a significant oil spill that caused extensive delays across the transit network, with TTC officials providing updates on the cleanup and restoration efforts.
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EPS Warns of Altered Odometer Scams on Facebook Marketplace
Edmonton Police Service issues a public alert about vehicles with tampered odometers being sold on Facebook Marketplace, urging buyers to exercise caution.
Algoma Steel Partners to Produce Ballistic Armor for Vehicles
Algoma Steel has entered a strategic partnership to produce high-grade ballistic steel for armored vehicles, strengthening Canada's defense manufacturing capabilities and supporting domestic security needs.
Oil Prices Waver, Stocks Fall Before Trump's Iran Deadline
Global markets experience volatility as oil prices swing and U.S. equities drop in anticipation of former President Trump's critical deadline for a deal with Iran, raising economic uncertainty.
U.S. Doubts Full CUSMA Resolution by July 1 Deadline
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer indicates that not all trade issues with Canada and Mexico will be settled by the July 1 deadline, with tariffs looming in CUSMA negotiations.
Ottawa Funds $28M Windsor Street Exchange Project in Halifax
The Canadian federal government has committed $28 million to the Windsor Street Exchange project in Halifax, with construction set to begin in Spring 2026 to improve traffic flow and infrastructure.
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OC Transpo's Problems Extend Beyond One Manager's Control
Rick Leary's appointment as OC Transpo's new head brings experience but faces systemic issues like LRT failures, budget deficits, and public distrust that no single leader can quickly resolve.
Toronto Launches East-West Water Shuttle Pilot This Summer
Toronto's Inner Harbour will see a new East-West Water Shuttle Pilot launching this summer, offering a scenic transit alternative. The initiative aims to enhance waterfront connectivity and reduce congestion.
Carney Addresses High Gas Prices, Considers Relief for Canadians
Prime Minister Mark Carney responds to Canadians grappling with gas prices nearing $2 per litre, stating the government is exploring ways to provide assistance amid ongoing economic pressures.
Court Backs Kalshi's CFTC Oversight in Prediction Markets Case
A federal appeals court has ruled that prediction market platform Kalshi falls under CFTC regulation, not state gambling laws, marking a significant victory for the growing industry amid ongoing legal battles.
Uber Driver Finds Python Left by Passengers After Reptile Show
A startling discovery was made by an Uber driver in Philadelphia after passengers from a reptile show accidentally left a python behind in the vehicle, prompting a police recovery operation.
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Minister Defends High-Speed Rail Amid Opposition
Canada's Transportation Minister Steven MacKinnon defends the multi-billion-dollar high-speed rail project linking Toronto and Quebec City as opposition grows.
Fuel Prices Could Keep Rising for Months After Hormuz Reopens: U.S. EIA
The U.S. Energy Information Administration forecasts sustained fuel price increases for months even after the Strait of Hormuz reopens, highlighting ongoing market volatility and supply chain pressures.
Iran War Volatility Spreads to Canadian Housing Market
The ongoing conflict between the U.S., Israel, and Iran is causing ripple effects in Canada's housing sector, with fixed mortgage rates increasing and weak home sales expected to persist throughout the year.
Sudbury Company Plans Downtown Mining Manufacturing Hub
Minewise Technology Ltd., a Sudbury-based firm, aims to repurpose a Mackenzie Street building for light manufacturing of mining equipment, potentially revitalizing the downtown core while supporting the local mining industry.
Investment Opportunities in Defense from NATO, Iran Tensions
Financial experts identify potential gains in defense and aerospace sectors as Canada boosts NATO contributions and Iran tensions escalate, offering strategic entry points for investors.
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Gold Prices Steady as Traders Weigh War and Trump Deadline
Gold prices remain stable as traders assess Middle East conflict developments and President Trump's Iran ceasefire deadline, with dip-buyers slowly returning to the market.
Gold Steady as Traders Weigh War Developments, Trump Deadline
Gold prices remained largely unchanged as investors monitored escalating Middle East tensions and President Trump's deadline for Iran to agree to a ceasefire deal, with bullion trading at $4,646.02 an ounce.
LG Energy Posts Bigger-Than-Expected Loss Amid EV Sales Fade
LG Energy Solution, parent of Windsor's NextStar battery plant, reports preliminary Q1 operating loss of $138M as electric vehicle demand wanes in key markets, prompting strategic shift to energy storage systems.
Cybersecurity Stocks Rebound as AI Threats Drive Demand
Cybersecurity stocks have underperformed this year, but analysts argue that increasing AI adoption creates new threats that will boost demand for security software, making current valuations attractive for long-term investors.
DP World Boosts BC Critical Minerals Exports with Rotainer Tech
DP World's specialized rotainer technology at Fraser Surrey terminal enables efficient, clean copper concentrate exports from British Columbia, supporting global electrification demand and Canada's trade goals.
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Sarnia Surpasses Ambassador Bridge for Truck Traffic
The Ambassador Bridge between Windsor and Detroit has lost its long-standing status as Canada's busiest truck border crossing, with traffic shifting to the Blue Water Bridge in Sarnia.
Saskatchewan Store 'Blindsided' by Midtown Plaza Eviction
A local business owner selling Saskatchewan-made products expresses shock after receiving an unexpected eviction notice from Midtown Plaza, highlighting challenges for small retailers.
Fatal Crash Near Smithers Claims Life, Injures Two on Highway 16
A tragic collision on Highway 16 near Witset, B.C., resulted in one man dead and two others injured. Police responded to the westbound lanes incident on April 2, 2026.
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Vancouver Mining Firm Confirms Deaths of Nine in Mexico Kidnapping
Vizsla Silver, a Vancouver-based mining company, has confirmed the deaths of nine workers kidnapped in Mexico's Sinaloa state in January, with one still missing amid cartel violence.
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Halifax Alderney Ferry Service Cut Extended Indefinitely
The Halifax Alderney ferry service reduction will continue until further notice, impacting commuters and sparking discussions on public transit reliability in the region.
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