Vancouver Office Tower Threatens Waterfront Station Views
A controversial 22-storey office tower proposal for Vancouver's Waterfront Station site raises concerns about blocking iconic views and compromising public waterfront revitalization plans.
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Iran Oil Shock: Worst Energy Crisis in Decades, Expert Warns
Energy expert Eric Nuttall warns that the Iran war and Strait of Hormuz closure have cut 11 million barrels daily, with North American shortages expected within weeks.
U.S. Gas Prices Top $4 a Gallon for First Time Since 2022
U.S. gas prices have soared above $4 a gallon, driven by the Iran war's impact on global oil markets. This surge is straining consumers and threatening broader economic inflation.
B.C. Business Group Opposes 'Unreasonable' Remote Work Request
A prominent business organization in British Columbia is calling on the provincial government to deny what it describes as an 'unreasonable' request for expanded remote work policies, citing concerns over productivity and economic impact.
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U.S. Customs: Tariff Refund System Progressing, Delays Up to 45 Days
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency confirms its tariff refund system is advancing, though businesses may face payment delays of up to 45 days due to processing complexities.
Leamington Roundabout Construction Starts Early, Closes Seacliff Drive West
Construction on a new roundabout at Seacliff Drive West in Leamington, Ontario, has commenced ahead of schedule, leading to significant road closures and traffic disruptions for local drivers over the coming weeks.
NB Farmers Protest Cuts to Large Animal Veterinary Services
Over 150 farmers gathered at the New Brunswick legislature to protest impending reductions in large animal veterinary services, highlighting concerns for livestock health and agricultural sustainability.
Ex-Library CEO Accused of $21K Personal Credit Card Charges
The former CEO of Brockville Public Library is accused of charging over $21,000 in personal expenses to a corporate credit card, sparking an investigation into financial misconduct.
Alberta's Energy Future Must Include Hydrogen Development
The recent Canada-Alberta Memorandum of Understanding has reset federal-provincial relations, creating an opportunity to build hydrogen as a central pillar of Alberta's industrial strategy and energy future.
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Duke of Kent Pub in Toronto Closes After 50 Years
The Duke of Kent, a beloved British-style pub at Yonge and Eglinton, has closed permanently after nearly five decades, citing pandemic impacts and Crosstown LRT construction challenges.
Judge Rejects CRA Motion in Tavares Tax Case
A federal judge has dismissed a procedural motion by the Canada Revenue Agency in its $8 million tax case against Toronto Maple Leafs star John Tavares, though the legal battle continues.
Elon Musk Slams Canada's Language Laws After Air Canada CEO Exit
Elon Musk calls Canada's language laws 'hypocritical and unfair' following Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau's resignation over his English-only condolence speech after a fatal crash.
Gas Prices in Windsor-Essex to Increase Five Cents Wednesday
Motorists in Windsor-Essex are bracing for a five-cent-per-litre increase in gasoline prices this Wednesday, adding to ongoing fuel cost concerns across the region.
Easter Border Travel Advisory from CBSA for Windsor-Detroit
The Canada Border Services Agency provides essential guidance for travelers crossing the Windsor-Detroit border during the busy Easter holiday period, including wait times and documentation requirements.
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Wall Street Rebounds, Recovers Wartime Losses
U.S. stock markets surged higher, clawing back substantial ground lost during recent geopolitical tensions, as investor sentiment improved amid stabilizing conditions.
Linq Tunnel Bus Raises Rates for Windsor-Detroit Events
The Linq tunnel bus service connecting Windsor and Detroit is implementing fare increases for its special events operations, impacting cross-border transportation for concerts and games.
Calgary Transit Guide for CTrain Service Interruptions
Essential tips and resources for Calgary commuters to handle CTrain delays, including shuttle services, bus alternatives, and real-time updates during planned and unplanned disruptions.
Two Dead in Highway 10 Tragedies: Rollover and Pedestrian
Two separate fatal incidents on Highway 10 have claimed lives, including a rollover crash and a pedestrian struck. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding these tragic events.
Canada's Economic Rollercoaster: GDP Growth Meets Forecasts
Canada's economy shows stronger-than-expected GDP growth in early 2026, with economists estimating first-quarter expansion between 1.4% and 1.8%, aligning with Bank of Canada projections.
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WB 401 Lane Closed in Whitby After Collision, Cleanup Ongoing
A collision on westbound Highway 401 near Brock Street in Whitby has led to a prolonged lane closure, with police confirming cleanup efforts are underway, causing significant traffic disruptions.
Bank Denies Liability After $343K Wrong Account Deposit
A Manitoba law firm is suing CIBC after alleging $343,000 was mistakenly deposited into the wrong account at its Winnipeg branch and subsequently withdrawn, with the bank denying any liability for the incident.
How Loans and Spending Affect Your Credit Score
An in-depth analysis reveals how personal loans, credit card usage, and spending patterns influence credit scores, offering insights for financial management and credit health improvement.
Drilling Resumes on Berrigan Zinc, Gold, Silver Property
TomaGold Corporation has initiated a 1,500-metre Phase 2 drilling program on the Berrigan property in Québec, aiming to extend recent discoveries of zinc, gold, and silver mineralization beneath known zones.
Another Sharp Spike in Canadian Gas Prices Hits Consumers
Canadian drivers are grappling with another significant increase in fuel costs, with analysts pointing to global oil market dynamics as a key driver. The situation underscores broader economic pressures affecting households nationwide.
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Saskatchewan Farmers Welcome Temporary Strychnine Approval
Saskatchewan farmers are relieved as the province secures temporary approval for strychnine use in 2026, addressing critical pest control needs following a nationwide ban.
Memorial for Labor Leader Gary Parent Planned in Windsor Park
A memorial garden and seating area will be dedicated to late Windsor labor champion Gary Parent at Reaume Park, honoring his decades of community service and activism.
Aluminum Hits Biggest Monthly Gain Since 2018 on War Disruption
Aluminum prices are soaring with over 12% monthly gain as Middle East conflict disrupts Persian Gulf supplies and damages production facilities, tightening global markets significantly.
Suncor Shifts Focus to In Situ Oil Sands Output by 2040
Calgary-based Suncor Energy reveals plans to prioritize in situ oil sands extraction methods over traditional mining operations as part of long-term sustainability strategy.
Ontario Proposes Steeper Fines for GO Transit Fare Evasion
The Ontario government is proposing significant increases in fines for GO Transit fare evasion, with first-time offenders facing up to $200 and repeat offenders up to $500.
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Alberta Man Wins $1 Million in Lotto Max Lottery
An Alberta resident has become a millionaire overnight after winning a $1 million prize in the Lotto Max draw. The lucky winner's identity and story highlight a life-changing windfall.
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