Gold Miner Agnico Eagle Open to M&A Deals, CEO Says
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.
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Canada Post Error: Valentine's Cards to Veterans Returned Over 13 Cents
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.
Incentives Needed for Ontario Skilled Trades: Ex-Union Head
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.
Nevada Brothel Workers Launch Historic Unionization Drive
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.
Energy Minister Urges 'Prairie Pragmatism' in Federal Policy
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 Remains in Ontario After Diageo's $23M Investment
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 Reports $16.7M Q4 Profit, Reversing Loss
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.
How to Transform Your Passion into a Business This Summer
Discover practical strategies to launch a successful business from your hobbies this summer. Learn about planning, funding, and marketing to turn your passion into profit.
Barrie Poll Predicts Valentine's Weekend Business Spending Increase
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.
Barrie Teen Caught Speeding 89 km/h in 50 Zone
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 Closes U.S. Restaurants, Emphasizes Value for Sales Turnaround
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.
Ontario Deal with Diageo Saves Crown Royal at LCBO
The Ontario government has reached an agreement with Diageo, securing nearly $23 million in investments to protect local jobs and keep Crown Royal products available at the LCBO.
TC Energy Targets U.S. Data Centre Expansion
Calgary-based TC Energy is strategically pivoting to capitalize on the booming U.S. data centre market, aiming to leverage its infrastructure expertise for growth in the digital economy.
Hydro One Q4 Profit Rises to $233M, Up from $200M
Hydro One Networks Inc. announced a significant increase in its fourth-quarter profit, reporting $233 million compared to $200 million the previous year. The utility's performance highlights steady growth amid ongoing operations.
Ontario's $23M Deal with Diageo Saves Crown Royal at LCBO
The Ontario government has finalized a $23 million agreement with Diageo, ensuring Crown Royal products remain available at LCBO stores, safeguarding jobs and supply.
Dubai Names New DP World Leaders After Epstein Document Release
Dubai has replaced Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem as chairman of logistics giant DP World following revelations of his email exchanges with Jeffrey Epstein in newly released documents.
Port Moody Home Sells $800K Over Asking After Bidding War
A bespoke luxury home in Port Moody's Heritage Mountain neighborhood sold for $3,798,000 after a competitive bidding war pushed the price nearly $800,000 above the $2,999,900 listing price. The 2020-built property features premium amenities and exclusive
Diageo's $23M Deal Keeps Crown Royal on LCBO Shelves
Windsor reaches a $23 million agreement with Diageo, ensuring Crown Royal products remain available at LCBO stores, supporting local economic stability.
Canada in 'Period of Reckoning' on Energy, Climate: Minister
Federal Energy Minister Tim Hodgson told a Calgary audience that Canada faces volatile energy markets, cautious capital, and real climate disruption, urging action to maintain the country's quality of life.
Canada's Energy Minister Outlines Superpower Ambitions in Calgary
Energy Minister Tim Hodgson sat down with the Financial Post in Calgary to discuss Canada's energy strategy, emphasizing India as a key market for achieving superpower status.
Target's 400-Thread-Count Sheets 40% Off for Presidents Day
Target's highly-rated 400-thread-count cotton performance sheets are now 40% off, the lowest price since last summer. Available in solid colors and prints, these sheets have earned rave reviews for quality and comfort.
Crown Royal Stays on LCBO Shelves After $23M Investment
Crown Royal whisky will remain available in Ontario's LCBO stores after its parent company, Diageo, committed to a $23 million investment in the province, resolving a dispute over a planned plant closure.
TSX Jumps 400+ Points, U.S. Markets Also Rise
The S&P/TSX composite index climbed more than 400 points on Friday, with U.S. markets also posting significant gains amid positive economic signals and corporate earnings.
Union Boycotts 4-Day Office Mandate Consultations as 'Bad Faith'
The Public Service Alliance of Canada refuses to participate in federal consultations on a new four-day in-office mandate, labeling the process as insincere and purely performative.
Three with Life-Threatening Injuries in Sombra Crash
A severe collision in Sombra has left three individuals with life-threatening injuries, prompting an emergency response and investigation by local authorities.
Montreal Transit Union Weighs Further Pressure Tactics
The maintenance union for Montreal's public transit system is evaluating additional pressure tactics as contract negotiations continue, potentially impacting services.
BMO Hires Ex-Barclays Bankers for Japanese Market Expansion
Bank of Montreal has recruited senior bankers from Barclays to strengthen its Tokyo brokerage business, targeting Japanese demand for North American securities as part of its Asian growth strategy.
Toys 'R' Us Canada Gets Extended Creditor Reprieve
Toys 'R' Us Canada secures an extended reprieve from creditors, allowing more time for restructuring efforts as the retailer navigates financial challenges in a volatile market.
Highway 40 Closed in Sombra After Serious Collision
A serious collision has led to the closure of Highway 40 in Sombra, with Ontario Provincial Police on scene investigating the incident and managing traffic disruptions.
Quebec Backs Montreal's Bid for Defence Bank Headquarters
Quebec Premier Francois Legault is actively promoting Montreal as the ideal location for the new Defence Bank, highlighting the city's strategic advantages and economic potential in a recent announcement.
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