Calgary's First 2026 Pedestrian Fatality: Man in 90s Dies
A man in his 90s using a mobility scooter has died after being struck by a truck in Calgary's Upper Mount Royal, marking the city's first pedestrian fatality of 2026.
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Vancouver Short-Term Rental Guide for FIFA World Cup 2026 Hosts
Essential guide for Vancouver homeowners considering short-term rentals during FIFA World Cup 2026. Learn about licensing requirements, regulations, and avoiding costly rookie mistakes.
Montreal Reviews 12 Bike Lanes for Safety Improvements
Montreal's new administration initiates evaluation of 12 existing and planned bike lanes, focusing on safety enhancements rather than removal. Mayor emphasizes analysis process.
U.S. Retail Sales Stalled in December, Holiday Season Ends Weak
U.S. retail sales unexpectedly showed no growth in December, indicating consumer spending weakened at year-end amid high living costs and economic uncertainty, though economists say the fourth quarter remains intact.
Condo Construction Pullback Forecast Through 2028
Canada's housing agency forecasts extended decline in condominium construction through 2028 due to rising costs and economic uncertainty, with Toronto and Vancouver most affected.
Alberta Driver Charged After Wheel Loss on Ontario Highway
Ontario Provincial Police in North Bay have charged an Alberta driver after a commercial motor vehicle lost a wheel on Highway 11, following public alerts about the incident.
Halifax Council Seeks Alternatives to AAA Bike Network
Halifax city council has requested a report exploring cost-saving alternatives to the proposed AAA bike network, aiming to balance infrastructure needs with fiscal responsibility.
Trump May Amend Permit for Gordie Howe Bridge: White House
The White House indicates former President Donald Trump could revise the permit for the Gordie Howe International Bridge, escalating tensions over the critical Detroit-Windsor crossing amid ongoing Canada-U.S. negotiations.
OC Transpo's First Black Employee Honored in Black History Month
Winston Cumberbatch, the pioneering first Black employee of Ottawa's OC Transpo, receives recognition for his service during Black History Month 2026, highlighting his trailblazing career.
Miramichi's Centennial Bridge Closing for Deck Replacement
The Centennial Bridge in Miramichi, New Brunswick, will be closed from April to December 2026 for a complete deck replacement project, impacting local traffic and requiring detours.
Lutnick: Nvidia Must Adhere to AI Chip Export Rules for China
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick states Nvidia must comply with export controls on AI chips to China, amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and tech competition.
Leamington Rental Manager Fined for Fire Code Violations
A property manager in Leamington, Ontario, has been fined for multiple fire code violations in rental units, highlighting ongoing safety concerns in residential buildings.
Memory Chip Shortage Widens Tech Market Gap
Soaring memory chip prices are creating a dramatic split in tech markets, with chip makers thriving while PC manufacturers and consumer electronics companies face significant challenges.
Traffic Delays in Jasper Park for Tree Removal
Motorists traveling through Jasper National Park should anticipate traffic delays as park crews undertake a hazard tree removal operation to enhance safety along key roadways.
B.C. Group Pushes for Public Grocery Stores Amid High Food Prices
A British Columbia organization is entering the national debate on establishing government-run grocery stores as a solution to rising food costs, citing affordability concerns for families across the province.
Segal's South Granville Townhouse Listed After Major Renovation
Joe and Rosalie Segal's luxurious 4,100-square-foot unit in Vancouver's Kingswood tower is now available. The billionaire philanthropists transformed the space after selling their Point Grey mansion for $42 million in 2021.
Regina Council Revisits Tax Hikes for Derelict Properties
Regina city council is reconsidering punitive taxation on nuisance properties as a solution to urban blight, with a focus on core neighborhoods facing safety risks from vacant buildings.
Montreal REM Service Maintained for Sunday Operations
Montreal's Réseau express métropolitain (REM) light rail system will continue its regular Sunday service schedule without interruptions, ensuring commuter and visitor transportation remains reliable across the metropolitan region.
CMHC: Quebec Rental Supply to Increase, Vacancy Rates Up in 2026
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation predicts Quebec will see increased rental housing availability and higher vacancy rates by 2026, offering potential relief for renters.
Wayfair Presidents' Day Sale: Up to 70% Off Home Goods
Wayfair's Presidents' Day sale offers massive discounts of up to 70% off on furniture, kitchen appliances, home decor, and more. Discover top picks like cutting boards, rugs, and air fryers before the sale ends on February 17.
Canada's $6.4B Bridge: A Thank You to Trump
A satirical response to Donald Trump's criticism of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, highlighting Canada's funding and the project's binational benefits.
Pilot's Final Words Before Emergency Road Landing in Georgia
A small plane made an emergency landing on a busy Georgia road, striking three vehicles. The pilot's emotional final transmission was captured on air traffic control audio.
Canadian Dollar Lags in Commodity Currency Race
The Canadian dollar's recent gains against the U.S. dollar mask underlying weakness as it trails other commodity currencies like the Australian and New Zealand dollars.
U.S. Natural Gas Output to Hit Record High in 2026
The U.S. Energy Information Administration projects record natural gas production by 2026, with steady demand, highlighting North American energy market trends.
Quebec Pension Fund Halts DP World Deals Over Epstein Ties
The Caisse de Depot et Placement du Quebec has paused additional capital deployment with DP World due to alleged connections between the Dubai company's CEO and Jeffrey Epstein.
Nova Scotia Spends $15.7M to Preserve 90 Halifax Housing Units
The Nova Scotia government is allocating $15.7 million to maintain 90 affordable housing units in Halifax's Fairview neighborhood, addressing critical housing shortages.
Fake Gold Jewelry Scam Warning in West Shore
West Shore RCMP alerts public about scammers selling counterfeit gold jewelry near retail stores, urging shoppers to remain vigilant against fraudulent schemes.
CMHC Forecast: Home Sales to Rebound in 2026
Canada's housing market is projected to see a gradual recovery in home sales by 2026, according to the latest CMHC outlook, though activity is expected to remain below historical peaks.
Toys 'R' Us Canada's $36M Gift Card Issue
Toys 'R' Us Canada faces a $36 million unredeemed gift card problem as it restructures, with cards expiring soon amid store closures and online shutdowns.
Toronto-Cuba Flights Cancelled Until April Due to Fuel Issues
Major Canadian airlines cancel all flights from Toronto to Cuba until April 30, 2026, due to a severe fuel shortage, stranding travelers and prompting emergency return operations.
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