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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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.
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 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.
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.
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 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.
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 has suspended all flights to Cuba, leaving many Maritimers with disrupted travel itineraries and highlighting regional aviation challenges.
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 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.
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.
The Trailer Factory in Huron Park is manufacturing specialized decontamination trailers for seven Ontario fire departments, with growing demand for these mobile units.
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 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.
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.
A single-vehicle collision near 16th Avenue N.E. and Stoney Trail N.E. in Calgary resulted in serious injuries to one person, with police investigating the cause.
Residents and business leaders in Detroit express doubt over former President Donald Trump's ability to halt the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, citing legal and logistical hurdles.
A serious single-vehicle accident forced the closure of 16 Avenue N.E. in both directions at Stoney Trail on Tuesday, causing significant traffic disruptions in Calgary.
As British Columbia prepares for a challenging budget, experts highlight two pressing issues: growing reliance on U.S. electricity imports and rising costs for residents. The province must balance affordability with energy security.
A new report warns that new home construction in the Greater Toronto Area is set to decline over the next two years due to economic uncertainty, creating a 'perfect storm' for the housing market.
WestJet has announced the suspension of its direct flights from Winnipeg to Atlanta and Nashville, effective immediately, citing a significant drop in passenger demand on these routes.
As British Columbia prepares its 2026 budget, advocates urge protection of CleanBC rebates and incentives that help families lower energy bills through heat pumps and efficiency upgrades.
The Montreal municipal government led by Mayor Martinez Ferrada is initiating a comprehensive review of the city's extensive bike lane network, examining safety, usage patterns, and urban integration.