Canada's Oil and Gas Investment Climate Improving, Executives Say
Canadian oil and gas executives report an improving investment climate, citing policy shifts and government collaboration as key factors.
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Gas Prices Drop Friday, But Relief Won't Last: Expert
Gas prices in Canada are expected to drop 9 cents per litre on Friday, but Dan McTeague warns the decrease is temporary due to market factors.
Trump's Cuba grudge shakes Canadian miner Sherritt
Sherritt International, a Canadian mining company, faced crisis after US expanded Cuba sanctions. A former Trump adviser now offers a potential rescue deal.
La Tablée des Chefs Wins F1 Community Award €100,000
La Tablée des Chefs wins the first F1 Allwyn Global Community Award of 2026, receiving €100,000 to combat food insecurity in Montreal and across Canada.
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Smith Optimistic on Indigenous Pipeline Support
Premier Danielle Smith expressed confidence that First Nations will support a proposed Alberta-to-B.C. pipeline, emphasizing Indigenous participation and shared economic benefits.
Farmers Stay Up All Night to Protect Crops from Cold
Ontario farmers are pulling all-nighters to shield crops from unseasonably cool temperatures, risking frost damage to early-season plants.
Digital Laser Tape Measure 23% Off at Amazon Canada
Save 23% on a digital laser tape measure at Amazon Canada. Perfect for DIY projects, home renovations, and precise measurements. Limited-time deal.
Park Board Chair Questions Mayor's Free Swim Plan
Vancouver's park board chair criticizes the mayor's free swimming lesson proposal as an unfunded 'big expensive idea,' raising concerns about financial viability.
Electricity Project to Boost Power in Edmonton's Northeast
A new electricity project aims to increase power supply in Edmonton's northeast, supporting growth and reliability in the region.
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Rohit Starts First Non-Market Housing in Calgary
Rohit Homes and Calgary Housing break ground on 176 affordable rental units in Midfield Heights, using a pioneering private-public partnership to reduce costs and speed delivery.
Canadian Travel to US Down: StatsCan
New Statistics Canada data shows Canadian travel to the U.S. continues to decline, with fewer air and car trips in early 2026 compared to previous years.
Sandwich Summer Series, Rib Fest, Leamington Fair in YQG
The Sandwich Summer Series, Rib Fest, and Leamington Fair highlight upcoming events in Windsor-Essex. Plus, a roundup of national and international news.
What to Do If You Made a Mistake on Your Tax Return or Are Filing Late to CRA
Learn what to do if you made an error on your tax return or missed the filing deadline. Jamie Golombek explains how to correct mistakes and access benefits.
Memorial Day Shoe Sale: Up to 50% Off Top Comfort Brands
Score up to 50% off on Merrell, Hoka, New Balance, and more during Memorial Day weekend sales. Find deals on hiking boots, sneakers, sandals, and flats.
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Indigenous Leadership in Energy Industry Discussed at Calgary
A roundtable in Calgary focused on Indigenous leadership in the energy industry, featuring panelists including Chief Kesley Jacko and Alberta government advisor Melissa Mbarki.
Manitoba Behind on Spring Seeding Progress This Year
Manitoba farmers are falling behind on spring seeding due to wet conditions, with only 30% of crops planted compared to the five-year average of 45%.
Sudbury Crash Victim Remembered as Bright Light
A Sudbury youth died after being struck by a vehicle near Palace Place Co-op in Minnow Lake. The community mourns the loss of a 'bright light.'
Ottawa Gas Prices Drop 9 Cents per Litre
Gas prices in Ottawa are set to decrease by 9 cents a litre, bringing relief to drivers. The drop is expected to take effect tomorrow morning.
Blanche Defends Anti-Weaponization Fund, Says Taxpayers Back It
Acting AG Todd Blanche defends the $1.776B 'Anti-Weaponization' fund, claiming Americans want tax dollars spent on compensating victims of government weaponization, despite widespread criticism.
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CBSA Seizes $35,000 in U.S. Cash at Tunnel
Canada Border Services Agency officers intercepted $35,000 in undeclared U.S. currency at the Windsor-Detroit Tunnel during a routine inspection.
Port Coquitlam Home Sells for $1.7M, Move-In Ready
A five-bedroom home in Port Coquitlam's Riverwood district sold for $1.7M, featuring an updated kitchen, cul-de-sac setting, and over 6,600 sq ft lot.
Starter Home Definition Shifts in Calgary
Calgary's starter home market evolves as first-time buyers turn to condos and townhomes due to rising detached home prices, with average costs now over $550,000.
NB Workers Hit by Tariffs Get $13.7M Support
New Brunswick announces $13.7 million in support for workers impacted by tariffs, aiming to mitigate economic fallout and provide job training.
U.S. Stocks Dip on Oil Price Surge and Nvidia Report
U.S. stocks slipped Wednesday after oil prices topped $100 a barrel and Nvidia's latest profit report failed to excite investors, with the S&P 500 and Dow both declining.
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Canada Attracting Foreign Investor Attention: CPP Chief
The CEO of CPP Investments says Canada is increasingly drawing interest from foreign investors, citing stability and growth opportunities in various sectors.
Canadian Steel Firms Pay US$19M to Settle Duty Evasion Claims
Two Canadian steel companies and their part-owner settled US$19 million with the DOJ for allegedly misrepresenting steel origins to avoid duties from China, Indonesia, Italy, Turkey, and Vietnam.
Canadians Shift to Battery Lawn Tools: WORX Survey
A new WORX survey reveals over half of Canadians find lawn care time-consuming and physically demanding, driving interest in battery-powered and robotic solutions.
Chatham Woman Charged with Vehicle Theft
A 63-year-old woman from Chatham has been charged with taking a vehicle without consent. Chatham-Kent police responded to the incident on May 21, 2026.
Ottawa Feds, City Team Up to Solve Transit Woes
A memo reveals the federal government is working with the City of Ottawa to ease public service transit problems, aiming to improve commutes for thousands of workers.
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S&P/TSX up nearly 100 points as oil surpasses US$100
Canada's main stock index gained nearly 100 points on Thursday, driven by a surge in oil prices above US$100 a barrel, boosting energy shares.
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