Toys 'R' Us Canada Gift Cards Expire After Monday
Toys 'R' Us Canada has set a firm deadline for gift card redemptions, with cards no longer accepted after Monday, February 16, 2026, impacting holiday shoppers.
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Driver Charged After 100 km Highway Drive With Missing Tire
Ontario Provincial Police stopped a commercial vehicle on Highway 17 after it reportedly traveled more than 100 kilometers with a missing tire. The driver now faces charges in this dangerous incident.
Hungary's Russian Oil Buys Fund War, Enrich Orbán Allies
Hungary continues purchasing Russian oil, providing crucial revenue for Moscow's military operations while enriching foundations tied to Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, despite EU pressure to phase out imports.
Wealth Inequality Threatens Democracy: Millionaires Agree
Rising wealth inequality in Canada poses a growing threat to democratic stability, with over half of surveyed millionaires acknowledging the danger. Oxfam analysis reveals stark disparities.
Best Deals: Apple Watch, Le Creuset, Shark Vacuum on Sale
Discover incredible discounts on popular products like the Apple Watch Series 11, Le Creuset Dutch ovens, Shark cordless vacuums, and more. Save up to 75% on tech, home goods, and fashion items during major sales events.
Anthropologie Presidents' Day Sale: 40% Off Furniture & Decor
Anthropologie's Presidents' Day sale offers 40% off furniture and decor, plus extra 40% off sale items. Discover unique home goods and fashion deals to refresh your space and wardrobe.
Pedestrian Fatally Struck in Aurora, Police Investigate
York Regional Police are investigating a fatal pedestrian collision in Aurora, with details emerging about the incident that occurred on Family Day weekend.
RRSPs: Not the Place for High-Risk AI Investment Bets
Financial experts warn against using RRSP contribution room for narrowly focused AI funds, as losses could permanently reduce your tax-sheltered retirement savings capacity.
Professional Faces Unwanted Advances: Workplace Harassment Advice
A friendly professional in Massachusetts seeks advice on dealing with unwanted advances from customers and co-workers, with expert guidance on handling workplace harassment.
World Shares Advance, Japan Falls Before Lunar New Year Holidays
Global stock markets showed mixed performance, with most indices gaining while Japan declined in anticipation of Lunar New Year closures. Economic factors and holiday effects influenced trading.
Wall Street Hunts Next Casualty from AI Threat to White-Collar Work
Wall Street investors are rapidly selling off stocks in insurance, wealth management, and property sectors as new AI tools threaten to automate broad swaths of white-collar work, wiping billions in market value.
Sunk Costs and Ego Turn Smart Investors Reckless
Martin Pelletier explores how emotional attachment to past investments and ego-driven decisions can lead investors to make dangerous choices, drawing parallels to Olympic athletes and Everest climbers.
Atlantic Canada's Economic Slump: National Wake-Up Call
Atlantic Canada's productivity has declined for four consecutive years, now trailing the national average by 25%. Business leaders Frank McKenna and John Risley warn this regional crisis mirrors broader Canadian economic challenges.
Safety Rules for Remote Flights Debated as Ministers Meet
Transportation ministers are meeting to discuss contentious safety regulations governing flights to remote communities, which serve as lifelines for food, medical supplies, and essential services.
Kenya Airport Strike Leads to Widespread Flight Delays
A significant worker strike at Kenya's primary airport has resulted in extensive flight delays, disrupting travel operations and highlighting ongoing labor tensions in the aviation sector.
EQ Bank Aims to Become a Household Name in Canada
Canada's seventh-largest bank, EQ Bank, is launching an ambitious initiative to elevate its brand recognition nationwide. Under CEO Chadwick Westlake's leadership, the institution seeks to shed its anonymous acronym status and connect with consumers.
Presidents Day Sales: Best Deals on Tech, Home, Beauty
Discover curated Presidents Day sales from Amazon, Wayfair, and other retailers, featuring discounts on noise-canceling headphones, skincare, home appliances, and more. Save up to 75% on must-have items.
Two Dead, Two Injured in Head-On Crash Near U.S. Border
A tragic head-on collision on Route 202 in St-Bernard-de-Lacolle resulted in two fatalities and two individuals in critical condition. The accident occurred Saturday afternoon near the U.S. border.
Crash Closes Highway 2 South of Calgary for Hours
A serious collision near Okotoks forced the closure of a portion of Highway 2 south of Calgary for several hours on February 15, 2026, disrupting traffic and emergency response.
Ajax Plaza Fire Damage Leads to Planned Demolition
Property damaged in a smoky fire at an Ajax shopping plaza on February 2 is set to be demolished, as authorities assess the aftermath and plan for redevelopment.
Fraser Institute Calls for Airline Deregulation to Cut Flight Costs
A Fraser Institute report advocates for removing regulations on foreign ownership and competition in Canada's airline industry to reduce ticket prices and improve consumer choice.
Two Dead in Head-On Crash at Quebec-U.S. Border
A tragic head-on collision at the Quebec-U.S. border has resulted in two fatalities and two injuries, with Quebec provincial police investigating the incident.
Guild Townhomes: Luxury Living with Rooftop Terraces
Crystal Creek Homes' Guild townhomes in Calgary's University District provide luxury living with rooftop terraces, private elevators, and space for home dance studios, attracting residents like Donna Hawthorne.
Fatal Crash on Hwy. 407 Near Markham Claims Toronto Man's Life
A 37-year-old Toronto man died after a collision between a broken-down vehicle and a fuel tanker truck on Hwy. 407. Police investigation led to lengthy road closures.
Lutnick's Epstein Ties Concern Wall Street, Not White House
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's past links to Jeffrey Epstein are causing anxiety among financial professionals, while the Trump administration appears unfazed by the controversy.
Montreal Restaurants See Profit Margins Drop Again
Montreal's restaurant industry is grappling with falling profit margins, as owners report fluctuating business and rising costs, highlighting broader economic challenges in the sector.
Fatal Collision on Highway 407 in Markham Causes Closure
A fatal collision involving a broken-down vehicle and a fuel tanker on Highway 407 in Markham resulted in the death of a 37-year-old Toronto man and temporary road closure. Police arrested a man over an alleged firearm threat ahead of a rally.
Windsor's NextStar Energy Produces One Million Battery Cells
NextStar Energy has achieved a significant manufacturing milestone by producing its one-millionth battery cell at its Windsor facility, marking progress for Canada's first large-scale battery plant.
Paramedics Vote 100% for Strike Mandate in Windsor-Essex
Paramedics in Windsor-Essex have voted unanimously to authorize a strike, citing chronic short-staffing and unsafe working conditions that threaten patient care across the region.
Rescue After Two-Vehicle Crash in West London
Emergency responders successfully extricated one person following a serious two-vehicle collision in west London, Ontario. The incident occurred on February 15, 2026, prompting a significant response from local fire crews.
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