Wilmot Township Approves 2026 Budget with 9.2% Tax Hike
Wilmot Township has officially approved its 2026 municipal budget, implementing a significant 9.2 per cent property tax increase after adjustments from initial proposals.
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Delta Irrigation Opens First Saskatchewan Branch in Saskatoon
Delta Irrigation has launched its first Saskatchewan location in Saskatoon, offering farmers irrigation services and water solutions to boost crop yields and agricultural productivity.
Washington Metro Orders 100 New Flyer Buses
Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority exercises options for 75 hybrid-electric and 25 battery-electric buses from New Flyer to modernize fleet and reduce emissions.
Labrador Gold, Nemo Resources Form Joint Venture for Watson Project
Labrador Gold Corp. announces a joint venture with Nemo Resources through Elementary Minerals Inc. to explore the Watson Project, a 127,100-hectare mineral claim in Ontario's Fort Hope greenstone belt.
Abaxx Pilots T+0 Collateral Mobilization for Gold and Securities
Abaxx Technologies has successfully completed commercial pilots demonstrating T+0 collateral mobilization for physical gold and regulated securities, addressing inefficiencies in multi-trillion dollar markets.
Japanese Luxury Strawberries Launch in Canadian Markets
Oishii's premium Koyo Berries, vertically farmed in New Jersey, debut at Toronto grocers for $12.99 per package, offering year-round availability and distinctive flavor.
Barrie Driver Clocked at 178 km/h, Faces Stunt Driving Charges
A 21-year-old Barrie driver faces serious stunt driving charges after being clocked at 178 km/h on Highway 400 northbound in Springwater Township during winter conditions.
GFG Expands Aljo Gold System with 7.23 g/t Au Intercept
GFG Resources reports significant gold mineralization expansion at Aljo Gold Project in Ontario's Timmins District, with step-out drilling confirming eastern extension beyond historical mine limits.
Canadian Oilpatch Set for More Mergers and Acquisitions
Industry analysts forecast a sustained wave of mergers and acquisitions within Canada's energy sector as companies seek scale and efficiency in a competitive market.
Ottawa's New Red-Light Camera Hotspot in 2025
A specific intersection in Ottawa has become a new hotspot for red-light camera tickets in 2025, with data showing a significant increase in violations and fines issued to drivers.
Slippery Conditions to Persist for Toronto's Morning Rush Hour
Toronto commuters are advised to exercise caution as slippery conditions are expected to continue during the Tuesday morning rush hour, following recent winter weather patterns.
Global Markets Rise on Japan's Post-Election Rally
Global stock markets mostly advanced, driven by a significant post-election rally in Japan. The uptick reflects investor optimism amid broader economic trends.
Advocates Push Ottawa to Extend Employee Ownership Tax Break
Business groups are calling on the federal government to extend a tax incentive supporting employee ownership trusts, arguing it boosts business succession and worker wealth.
Business Leaders More Optimistic Than Bank of Canada: Survey
A Bank of Canada survey shows business leaders have a slightly more optimistic economic outlook than the central bank, though trade tensions remain the top concern for growth.
Canada Should Cut Tax Rates, Use Single Generous Credit: Expert
Tax expert Kim Moody argues Canada should simplify its tax system by cutting rates and replacing complex credits with one generous credit to boost affordability and productivity.
Liberty Gold Reports Updated Mineral Resource for Black Pine
Liberty Gold Corp. has released an updated Mineral Resource Estimate for its Black Pine oxide gold project in Idaho, showing significant increases in both indicated and inferred gold ounces.
Lai Sentence Tests Carney's China Trade Deal
Canada's muted response to Hong Kong publisher Jimmy Lai's 20-year prison sentence reveals tensions between trade priorities and human rights advocacy under PM Carney.
Canadians Stranded in Cuba as Fuel Shortage Cancels Flights
A severe energy shortage in Cuba, triggered by a U.S. oil blockade, has led to widespread flight cancellations, leaving Canadian tourists and residents anxiously awaiting repatriation.
Bitget and BlockSec Launch UEX Security Standard
Bitget and BlockSec introduce the UEX Security Standard, a comprehensive framework addressing security challenges in universal exchanges across crypto and traditional markets.
Philips Proposes Re-Appointment of CEO Roy Jakobs
Royal Philips announces proposal to re-appoint Roy Jakobs as CEO, citing strong leadership and progress since 2022. Decision to be voted on at May 2026 AGM.
Metrolinx Under Fire for Eglinton LRT Delays and Cost Overruns
Public outrage grows as Metrolinx faces demands for apologies and a public inquiry over the Eglinton Crosstown LRT project, which is years late and billions over budget, devastating local businesses.
Trump Threatens Gordie Howe Bridge Opening, Former MP Reacts
Former Canadian MP comments on Donald Trump's threat to block the Gordie Howe International Bridge opening, calling it predictable amid ongoing cross-border tensions.
Burst Watermain Floods Vancouver Condo, Luxury Cars Damaged
A catastrophic watermain rupture flooded a Vancouver condominium complex's underground parking garage, submerging vehicles including a $300,000 Ferrari and causing extensive property damage.
Canadians Stranded in Cuba as Air Canada Halts Flights
Air Canada suspends flights to Cuba due to aviation fuel shortages, leaving Canadians waiting for answers. The airline adjusts schedules as passengers express frustration.
African Foods Market Opens in Downtown Timmins
The Real African Foods Market celebrated its grand opening in Downtown Timmins, catering to the local African population and featuring VIP guests. This new store enhances cultural diversity and community access to authentic goods.
B.C. Couple Wins $2.5M, Plans House Hunt
A Lillooet, B.C., couple is celebrating a life-changing $2.5 million Lotto 6/49 win, describing the moment as 'unreal' and planning to use the prize for a new home.
Trump Threatens Bridge Delay, Demands Half Ownership
Former U.S. President Donald Trump threatens to delay the Gordie Howe International Bridge opening indefinitely while demanding at least 50% ownership of the Canadian-funded project.
Vancouver Mining Company Confirms Deaths in Mexico Kidnapping
Mexican authorities confirm three of ten abducted employees from Vizsla Silver Corp.'s Sinaloa mining project have been found dead, highlighting security risks in cartel-plagued regions.
Canada Paid for Gordie Howe Bridge But Doesn't Own It Alone
The Gordie Howe International Bridge between Windsor and Detroit was funded by Canadian taxpayers but is owned through a public-private partnership arrangement.
Trump Threatens to Block Gordie Howe Bridge Opening
U.S. President Donald Trump threatens to block the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge, demanding compensation from Canada and criticizing trade policies.
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