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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Collectibles Market Booms in Nova Scotia with Surge in Activity
AMG Collectibles in Bedford reports a significant increase in interest and transactions within the collectibles sector, highlighting a growing trend over the past three decades.
Eglinton LRT Extends Service Hours from Easter Sunday
Toronto's Eglinton Crosstown LRT will operate later hours beginning Easter Sunday, with trains running until 1:20 a.m. on weekdays and holidays, and 12:30 a.m. on Saturdays.
Eglinton Crosstown Line 5 Service Upgrade Launching This Weekend
Toronto's Eglinton Crosstown LRT, known as Line 5, is set to receive a major service upgrade starting this weekend, as announced by Mayor Olivia Chow. The expansion aims to enhance transit reliability and capacity for commuters.
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Trade with India and China Sparks Security Fears Amid Mixed Signals
Prime Minister Mark Carney's efforts to boost trade with India and China face scrutiny over potential foreign interference risks, as conflicting government statements highlight security concerns.
Vanier's Sugar Shack Transforms into State-of-the-Art Facility
Explore how a century-old maple syrup operation in Ottawa's Vanier neighborhood evolved from a simple log cabin into a $1-million, multi-purpose urban facility, the only one of its kind worldwide.
Eglinton Crosstown Expands Service Hours This Weekend
Toronto's Eglinton Crosstown LRT will officially extend its operating hours this weekend, providing later service for commuters. Mayor Olivia Chow announced the expansion, which aims to improve transit accessibility.
February's Biggest Grocery Price Hikes Revealed
A new report highlights the grocery items that experienced the most significant price increases in February, adding pressure to household budgets amid ongoing inflation concerns.
Champagne Addresses Human Rights, Trade Standards in China Trip
Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne emphasized human rights and international trade standards during his five-day visit to China, following up on Prime Minister Mark Carney's earlier trip and addressing forced labor concerns.
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Edmonton Couples Warn of Wedding Planner Nightmare
Two Edmonton couples share their distressing experiences with a wedding planner, warning others as local news covers events from sports to politics across Canada.
Pakistan Offers Free Public Transport During Energy Crisis
In response to a deepening energy crisis exacerbated by global oil price surges, Pakistan announces free public transport services to alleviate economic strain on citizens.
Bitget Launches VIP Fast Track Program for Trading
Bitget has launched its VIP Fast Track Program, offering personalized trading routes across futures, spot, and asset holdings to help users achieve higher VIP levels with immediate rewards and fee reductions.
Gas Prices Jump Overnight in the Maritimes
Gasoline prices across the Maritimes experienced a significant overnight increase, raising concerns among consumers and highlighting broader economic pressures in the region.
Centennial Bridge Closure to Disrupt Miramichi Commuters
Miramichi Mayor Adam Lordon warns residents of significant traffic disruptions as the city's Centennial Bridge prepares for an extended closure, urging commuters to plan ahead.
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Gopher Infestations Cost Saskatchewan Farmers Thousands
Saskatchewan farmers face significant financial losses due to gopher infestations, with some reporting thousands in crop damage and increased pest control expenses.
Edmonton Mayor Leads Trade Mission to China and Japan
Mayor Andrew Knack embarks on an 11-day trade mission to China and Japan, aiming to attract foreign investment and promote Edmonton's manufacturing and clean energy sectors.
Canadian Farmers Face Rising Fertilizer and Fuel Costs
Keith Currie of the Canadian Federation of Agriculture discusses how the Iran conflict is driving up expenses for farmers, with diesel prices posing a major challenge.
Credit Agency: Manitoba Budget Inconsistent with Growth
A major credit rating agency has criticized Manitoba's recent budget plan, stating it is inconsistent with the province's economic growth trajectory. Finance Minister Adrien Sala presented the budget in March 2026.
Discount Retail Dominance: Impact on Traditional Stores
As discount retailers like No Frills gain market share, conventional stores face unprecedented challenges. This shift reshapes consumer habits and forces a retail evolution.
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Canada's Energy Exports Could Restore Global Relevance
Canada's decades-long search for global relevance collides with energy realities as geopolitical instability reveals strategic opportunities in supplying allies with reliable energy resources.
Court: Accepted Severance Offers Binding Without Signatures
A landmark Ontario court decision clarifies that once an employee accepts severance terms, the agreement is legally binding even without a signed release document.
Questioning Bank of Canada's Official Statements on Rates
The Bank of Canada's carefully crafted communications often guide market expectations, but historical patterns reveal significant forecasting errors that have cost borrowers billions.
Windsor-Essex Recession Risk from Auto Tariffs, Union Warns
Unifor raises alarms that continued auto tariffs could push Windsor-Essex into a recession, highlighting economic slowdown concerns in the region.
Fake Online Contests: Competition Bureau Issues Scam Alert
Following a surge in complaints, Canada's Competition Bureau alerts consumers to criminals using fake contests and giveaways to steal personal information. Learn how to spot and avoid these scams.
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Inside Quebec's Maple Syrup Strategic Reserve
Explore Quebec's strategic maple syrup reserve, where thousands of barrels are stockpiled to stabilize global markets and ensure supply security for this iconic Canadian product.
Ottawa's 7 Most Expensive Homes for Sale in 2026
Explore Ottawa's luxury real estate market with a detailed look at seven high-end properties, including a $5.986 million estate in Kanata Rockeries featuring six bedrooms and premium amenities.
BC Ferries CEO: Service Reliable Despite Easter Disruptions
BC Ferries' CEO maintains service reliability for Vancouver Island-Lower Mainland routes this Easter weekend, despite acknowledged delays and cancellations affecting travelers.
U.S. Lawsuit Targets Whistler Blackcomb Owner Over Ski Passes
A class-action lawsuit filed in the United States alleges the owner of Whistler Blackcomb engaged in anticompetitive practices regarding ski pass pricing, potentially affecting numerous consumers.
UCP Pushes Back on Federal Housing After Red Deer Grant Cancelled
The UCP government opposes federal housing agreements following Ottawa's cancellation of a grant in Red Deer, citing local resistance to zoning changes as a key factor.
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Vancouver Office Vacancy Down, Still Above Pre-Pandemic
A new report reveals that downtown Vancouver's office vacancy rate has decreased, yet it continues to be significantly higher than before the COVID-19 pandemic, reflecting ongoing shifts in the commercial real estate market.
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