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.
Deloitte Downgrades B.C. Economic Forecast to 1.2% Growth
Deloitte Canada has revised its economic outlook for British Columbia downward, projecting only 1.2% GDP growth this year due to forestry sector struggles and population decline.
Alberta Eyes Tougher Driver Testing to Improve Road Safety
The Danielle Smith UCP government is exploring measures to enhance driver testing in Alberta, including tougher exams and language requirements, to address rising traffic collisions and poor driving behavior.
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Saskatoon Woman Loses $11K in Email Scam
Frances Ewanchuk's $11,000 insurance payout from SGI vanished in a suspected email takeover scam, highlighting the stress and financial vulnerability of such cybercrimes.
Historic London Tower Now Offers 100 Affordable Apartments
A former officer tower in London, Ontario, has been converted into nearly one hundred affordable housing units, addressing a critical need in the community. The project at 195 Dufferin Avenue represents a vision for accessible living in the city.
Saskatoon University Bridge Closure for Major Construction
Saskatoon officials announce a major construction project that will close the University Bridge, warning residents to prepare for significant traffic disruptions and delays.
Cargojet Divests 21 Air Stake to Focus on Domestic Business
Cargojet has divested its minority stake in U.S.-based 21 Air, redirecting resources to strengthen its domestic Canadian cargo operations amid strategic realignment.
Windsor's Economy Slowing: New Report Reveals
A recent report indicates Windsor's economy is experiencing a slowdown, with local business leaders expressing concerns about future growth prospects and regional economic challenges.
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St. Mary River Irrigation District Sets 2026 Water Allocation
The St. Mary River Irrigation District has announced a 14-inch water allocation for the 2026 season, a critical decision for agricultural operations in the region amid ongoing water management challenges.
Northern Ontario Builders React to Housing Partnership
Local developers in Sault Ste. Marie and Sudbury share perspectives on the federal-provincial initiative aimed at boosting housing construction across the region.
Windsor's $36.6M Road Program: Patience Urged as Construction Ramps Up
Windsor unveils a major $36.6 million road investment program for 2026, with city officials urging residents to prepare for disruptions as construction season intensifies across key infrastructure projects.
Timmins Farmers' Market to Build Additional Pavilion Soon
The Mountjoy Farmers' Market in Timmins, Ontario, is set to begin construction on an additional pavilion in the coming weeks, expanding its facilities to better serve the local community and vendors.
Canada's Economic Challenges: Housing, GST, and Market Trends
A comprehensive analysis of Canada's economic issues, including the housing crisis, potential GST hikes, downgraded forecasts, diesel shocks, and market volatility, impacting productivity and daily life.
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Cambridge Councillor Warns of Hidden Business Costs
A Cambridge councillor raises concerns about undisclosed expenses affecting local businesses, highlighting financial transparency issues in municipal operations.
Saskatchewan Uranium Success: 2 New Mines Under Construction
Saskatchewan's uranium sector is experiencing significant growth, with two new mines currently under construction, highlighting the province's leadership in this critical energy resource.
Trump Remarks Drive Oil Prices Above $111, Consumers Face Higher Costs
Oil prices surged over 11% to $111 per barrel following President Trump's comments on the Middle East conflict. Experts warn consumers to brace for prolonged high energy costs as disruptions continue in the Strait of Hormuz.
Easter Chocolate Prices High Despite Cocoa Drop
Cocoa prices have fallen from record highs, but Easter candy costs stay elevated due to timing, ingredient diversification, and rising production expenses.
Irving Oil Turns to Newfoundland Crude on Iran Disruption
Canada's largest refinery, Irving Oil, is sourcing crude from Newfoundland for the first time since 2020 due to Middle Eastern supply cuts from the Iran conflict, securing a waiver for foreign tankers.
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Elderly Driver Dies Following Crash with Water Tanker
An 83-year-old driver involved in a serious collision with a water tanker has succumbed to his injuries, highlighting ongoing road safety concerns for senior motorists.
Halifax Student Builds Business with 3D Printing, Perseverance
Brayden White, a Halifax student, leverages 3D printing technology and determination to pursue his entrepreneurial dream, creating custom products and earning recognition for his startup, BW Works.
Quebec Community Workers Protest at 'Breaking Point'
Thousands of community activists demonstrated outside Quebec's National Assembly, demanding better working conditions and funding amid a crisis in social services.
BC Ferries Reviews 'Near-Miss' Incident on Northern Route
BC Ferries is conducting a review of a 'near-miss' incident involving the Northern Adventure vessel on its northern route. The company emphasizes safety protocols while investigating the event.
CRA Notifies 479 Employees of Potential Job Cuts
The Canada Revenue Agency has sent workforce adjustment letters to 479 employees, with 210 positions confirmed for elimination, primarily due to the winding down of the Federal Fuel Charge program.
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Mortgage Rates Jump from Oil Shock, Inflation Threat Rises
Fixed mortgage rates have increased by 5-10 basis points due to the Middle East oil shock, marking the biggest inflation threat since COVID-19, with experts warning of further hikes.
Saskatoon Winner to Share $1.3M VLT Jackpot
A Saskatoon resident has won a $1.3 million VLT jackpot and expresses intentions to share the fortune with family and community, highlighting a rare major lottery success story.
P.E.I. Minimum Wage to Reach $17.60 by 2027
Prince Edward Island's minimum wage will rise to $17.60 per hour by April 2027, marking a significant boost for workers in the province amid economic changes.
Wayfair Outdoor Sale: Up to 70% Off Patio Deals
Wayfair's Big Outdoor Sale offers discounts up to 70% on fire pits, furniture, and decor. Transform your space with chic, affordable items just in time for summer.
Novarc Named to Financial Times Fastest Growing Companies 2026
Vancouver-based Novarc Technologies has been recognized by the Financial Times as one of The Americas' Fastest Growing Companies for the fourth consecutive year, ranking #140 out of 500 companies.
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U.S. Trade Report Targets Canadian Alcohol Bans, Buy Canadian Policy
A new U.S. Trade Representative report identifies provincial alcohol bans and Canada's 'buy Canadian' procurement policy as significant trade barriers, citing an 85% drop in spirits exports.
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