Alberta's $1 Trillion Lithium Resource Awakens
Alberta sits on a potential US$1 trillion lithium resource in the Leduc Formation, sparking questions about extraction, economic impact, and environmental considerations for the province's future.
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Trump Policies Drive CUSMA Compliance Surge in Canada
Canadian companies have dramatically increased CUSMA compliance to avoid high tariffs under Trump's second term, with compliance rates soaring from 35.5% to 90% in recent years.
Markets Plunge on Trump's Iran War Address Lacking Clarity
Global markets recoiled after President Trump's speech on the Iran war offered no clear timeline, sparking fears and sending stocks lower, oil higher, and the dollar firmer.
Hershey Reverts Reese's to Classic Recipes After Criticism
Hershey announces a return to classic recipes for all Reese's products by 2027, following public criticism from the founder's grandson over cheaper ingredients. The company also plans recipe enhancements and increased R&D funding.
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Calgary Gas Price Drop Sparks Long Station Lines
Calgary drivers flocked to select gas stations Wednesday as prices unexpectedly dropped to as low as $1.43 per litre, creating significant lineups that extended onto city streets.
B.C. Fuel Price Surge Affects More Than Just Drivers
Diesel prices in British Columbia have nearly doubled since December, affecting truck drivers like Josh Pearson and threatening broader economic consequences including higher grocery costs and potential interest rate hikes.
Cheapest Gas Stations in Saskatchewan Revealed
As fuel prices approach $2 per liter, a new interactive map highlights the most affordable gas stations across Saskatchewan, offering relief for drivers.
U.S. Class Action Targets Whistler Blackcomb Owner Over Ski Passes
Vail Resorts and Alterra face a class-action lawsuit alleging they artificially inflated single-day ski pass prices to US$300 to drive sales of multi-day passes, violating antitrust laws.
County Road 20 in Kingsville to Close for 12 Weeks
A significant section of County Road 20 in Kingsville, Ontario, will be closed for approximately 12 weeks starting soon, impacting local traffic and requiring detours for residents and commuters.
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Saskatoon Mom Shocked by Hidden USD Conversion Charge
A Saskatoon mother expresses shock after being charged more than expected when a price was converted to USD without clear disclosure, highlighting consumer concerns in cross-border transactions.
Saskatchewan Stakeholders Concerned About Canada Post's Future
Saskatchewan stakeholders express alarm over Canada Post's plans to end door-to-door delivery and close rural offices, warning of the postal service's decline amid financial struggles and contentious negotiations.
TTC Plans Better Streetcar Service, Earlier Sunday Starts
The TTC's Ridership Growth Strategy report suggests improving streetcar frequency and starting Sunday subway service earlier to attract more riders, as ridership remains below pre-pandemic levels.
Mississauga Bylaw Targets Unlawful Tenant 'Renovictions'
Mississauga City Council has approved a new licensing bylaw to protect tenants from illegal evictions under the guise of renovations, imposing stricter rules on landlords.
NB Power Rate Hike Approved by New Brunswick Regulators
The New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board has officially approved a rate increase for NB Power, impacting electricity costs for consumers across the province.
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U.S. Flags Canada's 'Buy Canadian' Policy as Trade Barrier
A U.S. government report identifies Canada's 'Buy Canadian' procurement policy as a significant trade barrier, raising tensions ahead of the upcoming CUSMA review scheduled for 2026.
Calgary Banquet Hall Closure Leaves Couple Without Venue or Refunds
A Calgary couple faces immense stress after their booked banquet hall suddenly closed, leaving them without a wedding venue or refunds, highlighting consumer risks in event planning.
Local Pubs React to Federal Alcohol Tax Increase
Barrie pubs and restaurants are adjusting to a federal alcohol tax hike, implementing cost-saving measures and menu changes to manage rising expenses while maintaining customer loyalty.
Ontario Minimum Wage Increase Set for October 1
The Ontario government has announced a scheduled increase to the provincial minimum wage, effective October 1, 2026. This adjustment aims to support workers amid ongoing economic pressures.
Bank of Canada Debates Oil Shock Inflation in Rate Deliberations
The Bank of Canada expressed concerns about soaring oil prices from the Iran war affecting inflation during recent rate decisions. Meanwhile, CRA denies disability tax credits, helium liquefaction plans advance, and critical minerals mining expands in Alb
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Iran War Drives Up Costs for Ontario Farmers
Eastern Ontario farmers face soaring diesel and fertilizer prices due to the Iran conflict, impacting spring planting and operational budgets across the region.
St. Jacobs Antiques Mall Opens in Historic Location
The St. Jacobs Antiques Mall has officially opened in St. Jacobs, Ontario, occupying the same site as a former antiques market, drawing eager customers on its first day.
Alberta Deficit Persists Despite Oil Price Surge, Says Minister
Alberta Finance Minister Nate Horner states that while recent oil price increases have improved the fiscal outlook, it remains 'highly unlikely' to erase the province's projected $4.1 billion deficit for 2025/26.
Highway 174 Upload to Province Stalled, No Timeline Set
The promised upload of Ottawa's busy Highway 174 to provincial control faces ongoing uncertainty as officials provide no timeline for the transfer, leaving commuters and city planners in limbo.
Rural Transit Buses Get Millions More in Provincial Funding
Ontario's rural transit systems, operating at a loss, have secured additional millions in provincial funding as officials emphasize the need for sustainable models.
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Boston Pizza Closes in Downtown Edmonton Amid Recovery Challenges
The closure of a long-standing Boston Pizza on Jasper Avenue highlights ongoing struggles for downtown Edmonton businesses, with calls for the city to address high costs and support revitalization efforts.
Toys 'R' Us Canada Gets Court OK for Sale, Investor Search
A Canadian court has authorized Toys 'R' Us Canada to initiate a formal sale process and solicit potential investors, marking a pivotal step for the iconic toy retailer's future.
New Dawson Crossing Development Breaks Ground in Winnipeg
Construction has commenced on the Dawson Crossing development in southeast Winnipeg, with equipment seen servicing the site as the project moves forward in the growing area.
Couple: Speed Signs Could Have Prevented Fatal Oxford Crash
Betty and David Kerr from Norwich, Ontario, argue that reduced speed limit signs might have averted a tragic crash in Oxford County that killed three, including two teenagers.
Amazon Spent $26M on Anti-Union Consultants in 2025
Amazon spent over $26 million on anti-union consultants in 2025, the largest such expenditure ever reported by a U.S. employer in a single year, according to federal disclosures.
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Scammers Use Bread Settlement in Phishing Text Scam
Fraudsters are sending phishing texts pretending to be about the $500 million bread price-fixing settlement to steal personal and financial information. Authorities warn to delete unsolicited messages.
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