Carleton Place Man Dies in Motorcycle Crash

A 43-year-old man from Carleton Place has died following a motorcycle crash, according to authorities. The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns in the region.

Fuel Prices to Worsen, Cottage Demand Rises Amid Iran War

The war in Iran continues to roil global energy markets, with experts predicting further fuel price increases and shortages. Meanwhile, returning snowbirds are boosting demand for cottage properties while the broader Canadian real estate market remains sl

Qatar LNG Crisis Highlights Canada's Energy Opportunity

The suspension of Qatar's LNG production due to Middle East conflict reveals global supply vulnerabilities. Canada's stable jurisdiction and existing infrastructure position it to fill the gap and strengthen energy security for allies.

Canadian Border Crossings Drop, Duty-Free Shops Suffer

Canadian travel to the U.S. has declined sharply, with border crossings down 28% in 2025. Duty-free shops, dependent on southbound traffic, report revenue drops up to 75% and massive layoffs as political rhetoric discourages cross-border travel.

Peel Police Chief Tops Canada's Police Salary List in 2025

Peel Regional Police Chief Nishan Duraiappah was the highest-paid police chief in Canada in 2025, earning over $611,000. His salary far exceeds those of other regional chiefs and even surpasses the earnings of Ontario's premier and Canada's prime minister

Tecumseh Road Reopens After Transformer Issue

Ontario Provincial Police report that Tecumseh Road has reopened after a transformer issue caused temporary closures. Authorities managed the situation to restore normal traffic flow.

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