42% of Canadians Lack Life Insurance: Survey
A new survey highlights a significant gap in financial protection, with nearly half of Canadian adults reporting they do not have life insurance, raising concerns for families and dependents.
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Quarter of Canadians Victimized by Fraud: Survey
A new national survey indicates that one in four Canadians have experienced fraud or extortion, highlighting a growing concern for consumer protection and financial security across the country.
Toronto Bike Lanes Still Blocked Weeks After Snowstorm
Cyclists in Toronto face ongoing challenges as snow-covered bike lanes remain uncleared weeks after a record-breaking snowstorm, raising concerns about winter maintenance and active transportation priorities.
Trump's Swiss Tariff Claims Spark Legal Scrutiny
Donald Trump's recent interview reveals he imposed tariffs on Switzerland due to a leader's tone, contradicting his legal team's national security arguments. The Supreme Court case on presidential tariff powers faces new scrutiny.
Trump's Bridge Threats After Commerce Secretary Met Rival Owner
President Trump's threat to block the Gordie Howe International Bridge came after Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick met with billionaire Matthew Moroun, owner of the competing Ambassador Bridge.
Calgary Firms Diversify Exports Amid Record Low U.S. Trade
Alberta's small and medium enterprises are aggressively expanding into global markets, reducing reliance on American trade following recent tariff impositions, according to Calgary Economic Development.
Calgary Green Line LRT: Downtown Elevation Decision Pending
Calgary officials have not finalized whether the Green Line LRT will be elevated downtown, seeking public feedback on the long-delayed transit project amid ongoing planning.
Winnipeggers Call for Change as Cuba's Crisis Worsens
Winnipeg citizens connected to Cuba are advocating for solutions as the island nation grapples with severe energy shortages and travel disruptions, impacting Canadian travelers and expatriates.
Hatch, Maaden Partner on Saudi Mining Development
Hatch has been selected by Saudi Arabian Mining Company (Maaden) as strategic delivery partner for multiple growth projects, aiming to accelerate mining development in Saudi Arabia through Vision 2030 initiatives.
Epstein Files Name Quebec Pension Fund and Port of Montreal
Newly released documents from the Jeffrey Epstein case have identified connections to major Quebec institutions, including the Caisse de dépôt pension fund and the Port of Montreal.
Olds, Alberta Split Over $10B Data Centre and Gas Plant
A proposed $10-billion data centre and natural gas plant in Olds, Alberta, has sparked division among residents, highlighting tensions between economic development and environmental concerns in the region.
Regina Young Farmer Summit Trains Next-Gen Producers
Farm Credit Canada organized a summit in Regina to educate young farmers on business startup and industry pressures, aiming to strengthen Saskatchewan's agricultural future.
Bridge Owner Met White House Before Trump's Post: NYT
A New York Times report reveals the owner of the Ambassador Bridge met with a White House official just before Donald Trump's social media threats against the Gordie Howe International Bridge project.
Edmonton Area Roadside Deaths Prompt RCMP Safety Alerts
Following three tragic roadside fatalities in the Edmonton region over the past year, RCMP are emphasizing that highways are 'not a safe place at any time' and urging drivers to exercise extreme caution.
Water Shortage Threatens Waterloo Region Construction Industry
Construction and development experts in Waterloo Region warn that a critical water shortage could devastate the local building industry, urging council for immediate solutions.
Imperial Metals Mount Polley 2025 Production Update
Imperial Metals Corporation announces 2025 production figures for its Mount Polley mine, exceeding copper targets and meeting gold goals, while outlining 2026 production objectives and exploration updates.
Health Union Takes Safety Enforcement to Court in Winnipeg
A major health care union in Winnipeg has initiated legal proceedings, alleging failures in safety enforcement for its members. The case highlights ongoing tensions in Manitoba's healthcare sector.
SaskTel Aims to Finish 3G Network Failure Probe by August
SaskTel has announced it hopes to complete its investigation into the system network failure that affected customers by August 22, 2026, as the company prepares to phase out its 3G services.
Calgary Cuban Community Faces Flight Suspension Uncertainty
The suspension of flights to Cuba by Canadian airlines has left Calgary's Cuban community grappling with uncertainty, impacting travel, family connections, and cultural ties.
Zero Age Verification Tickets Issued by Calgary Transit in 2025
Calgary Transit peace officers issued no tickets for failure to show proof of age in 2025, despite concerns about fare evasion under the free youth fare policy for children under 12.
Flags Unlimited Marks 60th Anniversary in Barrie
Flags Unlimited in Barrie, Ontario, is celebrating its 60th anniversary with a display of national pride leading up to Flag of Canada Day, showcasing the community's enduring spirit.
FAA Expects Canada to Certify Gulfstream Jets
The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration projects that Transport Canada will soon grant certification to Gulfstream business jets, a key step for cross-border aviation operations.
AtlanticNewsAirlines Ends Cuba Flights, Maritimers Affected
AtlanticNewsAirlines has suspended all flights to Cuba, leaving many Maritimers with disrupted travel itineraries and highlighting regional aviation challenges.
Calgary Companies Diversify Trade, Hit Record Low with U.S.
Calgary Economic Development reports a 10% drop in U.S. trade deals in 2025 as local companies expand globally amid economic uncertainty and tariffs.
First Quantum Earnings Fall to US$25M
First Quantum Minerals Ltd. has announced earnings of US$25 million for the period, a decrease compared to the previous year, amid ongoing arbitration for its Cobre Panama mine.
Edmonton Woman Charged in $138K Business Fraud
An Edmonton woman faces charges after allegedly defrauding a local business of $138,000. The RCMP investigation highlights growing concerns about financial crimes in Alberta's capital region.
Huron County Company Makes Decontamination Trailers for Firefighters
The Trailer Factory in Huron Park is manufacturing specialized decontamination trailers for seven Ontario fire departments, with growing demand for these mobile units.
Whitmer Pushes Back on Trump Threats to Gordie Howe Bridge
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer strongly rebukes former President Donald Trump's threats to the Gordie Howe International Bridge project, emphasizing its critical economic importance for cross-border trade between Canada and the United States.
Discovery Silver's Porcupine Exploration Yields Excellent Results
Discovery Silver Corp. announces impressive assay results from its Porcupine Operations, including high-grade gold intersections at Hoyle Pond, Borden, and Pamour mines, with drilling confirming mineralization extensions.
Alberta's Rail Plan: Reshaping Transportation for Growth
As Alberta's population surges, the Passenger Rail Master Plan offers a strategic solution to congestion and mobility challenges, promising enhanced connectivity and economic benefits across the province.
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