Global financial markets react positively as renewed diplomatic efforts raise expectations for a peaceful resolution to the Iran conflict, driving oil prices lower and boosting equity markets worldwide.
An Ontario senior's $1,600 e-transfer went astray due to a simple input mistake, highlighting risks as Canadians send over a million daily. Experts urge vigilance.
While Canada expresses political opposition to Donald Trump, its economic policies increasingly reflect his belief in government-led economic planning, with major investments in housing, transit, and industrial strategies.
Analysis reveals Ontario's Progressive Conservative government under Doug Ford continues high spending and deficit policies similar to previous Liberal administrations, with worsening fiscal metrics.
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The Ford government's 2026 budget reduces the small-business tax rate, but experts argue this widens the 'tax wall' that discourages growth. They recommend cutting the general rate instead to encourage expansion.
Asian stock markets experienced a sharp rally, with South Korea's Kospi surging 8.4%, while oil prices dropped below $100 per barrel. This surge follows renewed optimism for a potential end to the Iran war, fueled by recent remarks from U.S. President Don
Infrastructure investments, traditionally defensive plays, are receiving new momentum from artificial intelligence data centers. Portfolio managers highlight North American stocks poised to benefit from rising energy demands.
A coroner's review of 25 fatal e-bike crashes in Ontario reveals dangerous regulatory gaps, with modified vehicles operating like motorcycles without proper safety standards or enforcement.
IG ASIA LLC reports promising drilling results at the Uzhnaya Ploshchad prospect in Kazakhstan, with medium-to-high-grade copper-molybdenum intervals found in 6 of 10 drill holes, indicating potential resource expansion.
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Dozens of Canadian companies across various industries have been recognized as Best Workplaces for 2026, highlighting excellence in employee culture and innovation.
Manitoba breweries and restaurants warn that a new federal alcohol tax increase will likely be passed on to consumers, impacting local businesses and drink prices across the province.
A new Royal LePage report indicates significant price increases for recreational properties in the Winnipeg Interlake area, highlighting a booming market as demand outpaces supply.
Animal protection officers successfully rescued two pigs that fell from a moving transport trailer in Brossard, Quebec. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about livestock transportation safety.
Residents of Sunset Estates mobile home community in Saskatoon are expressing frustration and uncertainty after their landlord's office abruptly shut down, severing their primary point of contact.
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A new report highlights U.S. concerns over Canada's domestic procurement policies, labeling them a trade irritant under CUSMA. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc acknowledges the review process but offers no timeline updates.
A new U.S. trade report identifies Canadian alcohol regulations and domestic procurement policies as significant bilateral trade irritants, highlighting ongoing tensions.
Francois Poirier, CEO of TC Energy, advocates for Canada to reclaim its ambition by supporting the oil and gas sector to achieve faster GDP growth and global leadership.
A school bus accident in the B.C. Interior resulted in three injuries after the vehicle rolled into a ditch. RCMP are investigating the incident, which highlights ongoing road safety concerns in the region.
New Brunswick's energy minister highlights the potential benefits of a second nuclear plant following an NB Power review, emphasizing its role in the province's energy future.
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Alberta has approved emergency strychnine use on farms, drawing sharp criticism from animal rights groups who cite cruelty concerns. The move, welcomed by farmers, highlights tensions between agricultural needs and wildlife protection.
JetBlue Airways increases checked bag fees by as much as US$9, citing elevated fuel costs linked to the Iran war. The move reflects broader airline industry pressures amid geopolitical tensions.
The union representing OC Transpo operators confirms that an extended shutdown of Line 1 remains possible as officials grapple with spalling problems that have reduced service to just 21 train cars, causing delays and overcrowding.
A generator malfunction on the BC Ferries vessel Spirit of Vancouver Island has forced the cancellation of multiple sailings, disrupting travel between Tsawwassen and Swartz Bay. The incident highlights ongoing operational challenges for the ferry service
Winnipeg Transit announces its spring schedule, featuring extended service hours and adjusted routes to improve public transportation efficiency and accessibility across the city.
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Barrie's Downtown BIA, representing 300 businesses, highlights the area's growth as a vibrant center for local entrepreneurship and economic development.
A new report indicates London's economy will face a downturn this year, with recovery expected by 2027 following the opening of Volkswagen's electric vehicle battery plant in St. Thomas.
Motorists in the Maritimes are struggling with escalating daily commute expenses as gas prices reach unprecedented highs, impacting household budgets and prompting concerns over economic strain in the region.
Canada's S&P/TSX composite index surged up to 2.6% on Tuesday, its biggest intraday gain since April 2025, driven by optimism over potential peace in the Iran conflict and a rally in precious metals stocks.
Key developments in Canada's energy sector, economic indicators, and policy debates. Suncor addresses bitumen supply challenges, GDP beats forecasts, and housing construction faces buyer demand issues.
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Calgary homeowners face an 8.1% property tax increase in May, with the provincial portion jumping 19.8% while the city limited its increase to 1.2%, creating what Mayor Jeromy Farkas calls a 'jarring' disparity.
