The Canadian Association of Professional Employees refuses future engagement with Treasury Board on expanded return-to-office directives, calling consultations 'fake' and insisting discussions happen at bargaining table.
The National Research Council has confirmed layoffs at its Medical Devices Research Centre in Winnipeg, raising concerns about the impact on local jobs and innovation in the healthcare technology sector.
A citizens' coalition in Regina is challenging a city council-approved 10% bus fare increase, arguing it will harm vulnerable populations and reduce transit ridership, with advocates calling for reversal before April implementation.
A small aircraft crashed near Steamboat Springs, Colorado, resulting in four fatalities. The incident occurred in the mountainous region, with authorities investigating the cause.
Alberta announces significant traffic fine increases effective March 13, with speeding tickets rising 8-9% and serious offenses facing up to 50% hikes, including careless driving penalties jumping from $473 to $710.
A local news outlet is calling for Ottawa residents to share their most challenging public transit commutes, highlighting broader urban mobility issues in the city.
Yetunde Dina, owner of NY Hair in Bells Corners, believes her salon provides more than just hairstyling—it offers emotional support and a sense of belonging for clients facing personal challenges.
A new report reveals 44% of Canadian restaurants operated at a loss or broke even in late 2025, up from 12% in 2019, due to rising costs and economic pressures.
A recipient of Ontario's Skills Development Fund has filed a countersuit against the provincial government, alleging significant reputational harm and seeking legal redress for damages incurred.
Nvidia shares have remained stagnant for months despite major tech companies like Meta, Alphabet, Microsoft, and Amazon planning to spend over $600 billion on AI infrastructure in 2026. Analysts point to concerns about returns on investment and slowing gr
As the B.C. government prepares its 2026 budget, analysis reveals record-high spending has led to soaring deficits and debt without improving living standards or key services like healthcare and education.
Two individuals sustained injuries after roof trusses collapsed at a construction site in Mitchell. Emergency services responded promptly to the scene on February 13, 2026.
Montreal's public transit authority has temporarily renamed metro stations with Valentine's Day themes, catering to both romantic and heartbroken passengers in a festive gesture.
Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew has expressed gratitude to Ontario Premier Doug Ford for securing a $23 million agreement with Diageo, ensuring Crown Royal whisky remains available in LCBO stores across the province.
A barge struck the Arthur Laing Bridge in Vancouver early Friday, prompting temporary closures and a police investigation. The incident caused significant traffic disruptions in the area.
Small businesses in Nova Scotia are experiencing a surge in sales ahead of Valentine's Day, with local bakeries and shops seeing increased demand for gifts and treats.
A document from the Jeffrey Epstein files reveals connections that led to Kathy Ruemmler's departure from Goldman Sachs, highlighting corporate scrutiny of high-profile associations.
Ontario Provincial Police have charged three Greater Toronto Area men in connection with an attempted multi-million dollar 'dirty oil' fraud scheme targeting energy sector investors.
Unseasonably warm temperatures have prompted an early start to the maple syrup season at Ruscom Maple Farms in Essex County, marking a notable shift in traditional harvesting timelines.
Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd., the world's second-largest gold producer, is poised for strategic acquisitions and asset sales, focusing on exploration potential to enhance shareholder value.
An Ottawa family's heartfelt Valentine's Day cards for veterans were mistakenly returned by Canada Post due to 13 cents insufficient postage, sparking an apology and review.
A former Local 444 president emphasizes the urgent need for incentives to address shortages and improve Ontario's skilled trades sector, highlighting economic and workforce challenges.
Sex workers at Sheri's Ranch in Pahrump, Nevada, are fighting to form the first-ever union in a U.S. brothel, marking a landmark labor rights movement in the adult entertainment industry.
Federal Energy Minister Tim Hodgson emphasized the need for Ottawa to adopt 'Prairie pragmatism' in energy policy, linking cooperation with Alberta to national unity amid separatist tensions.
Crown Royal whisky will continue to be sold in Ontario liquor stores after Diageo agreed to invest nearly $23 million in the province, following a dispute over job losses.
Chorus Aviation announced a significant turnaround, posting a Q4 profit of $16.7 million compared to a $6.6 million loss the previous year, highlighting improved financial performance in the aviation sector.
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A recent BarrieNewsPoll indicates local businesses are poised for a significant uptick in consumer spending over the upcoming Valentine's weekend, reflecting broader economic optimism and seasonal trends.
A 17-year-old driver in Barrie was caught going 89 km/h in a 50 km/h zone, according to police. The incident highlights ongoing traffic safety concerns in urban areas.
Wendy's announces the closure of numerous U.S. restaurants as part of a strategic pivot towards value offerings to combat declining sales, aiming to attract budget-conscious consumers.