Pulsar Helium Hits Gas at Minnesota Well
Pulsar Helium Inc. announces its Jetstream #6 appraisal well at the Topaz Project in Minnesota has intersected a pressurized gas zone at 1,287 feet depth.
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Eglinton Crosstown LRT Opening Day Ride Experience
CP24's Joshua Freeman shares his journey riding the entire Eglinton Crosstown LRT line on its long-awaited opening day, detailing travel times and initial impressions of Toronto's new transit service.
B.C. Tribunal Resolves Wedding Dress Consignment Dispute
A British Columbia tribunal has resolved a dispute over a consigned wedding dress, highlighting legal issues in the bridal consignment market in Vancouver.
Eglinton Crosstown LRT Opening Day: A First Ride Report
CP24's Joshua Freeman experienced the long-awaited Eglinton Crosstown LRT on its inaugural day, offering insights into the service and atmosphere after 15 years of anticipation.
VIA Rail Cancels Ottawa Trips on Sunday
VIA Rail has cancelled three passenger train trips to and from Ottawa this Sunday, impacting travel plans as winter conditions persist across Canada.
Royal Vic Student Housing Plan Halted by Heritage Costs
A feasibility study reveals converting Montreal's former Royal Victoria Hospital into student housing would cost $845 million, with heritage upgrades consuming 79% of the budget, prompting Quebec to shelve the project.
Steve's Music Store in Ottawa Closing, Liquidating Items
Steve's Music Store, a long-standing fixture on Catherine Street in Ottawa, is shutting down and liquidating its inventory. The closure marks the end of an era for local musicians and music enthusiasts.
One Dead in Grande Prairie Bus Crash, Road Conditions Factor
A tragic bus accident in Grande Prairie, Alberta, has resulted in one fatality, with authorities investigating hazardous road conditions as a likely contributing factor to the collision.
Ottawa's Steve's Music Store Closes, Liquidating Items
Steve's Music Store on Catherine Street in Ottawa is shutting down permanently, with a liquidation sale underway. The closure marks the end of an era for local musicians and music enthusiasts.
64 Charges in Northern Ontario Commercial Vehicle Crackdown
Greater Sudbury Police and OPP conducted a two-day enforcement operation targeting commercial vehicles, resulting in 64 charges from 42 stops. The blitz focused on speeding and safety violations.
Woman, Child Injured in Scarborough Crash: Police
Toronto Police are investigating a collision in Scarborough that left a woman and a child with injuries. Emergency services responded to the scene on February 8, 2026.
Chatham-Kent Seeks Input on New Community Garden
The Chatham-Kent Food Policy Council invites residents to provide feedback on selecting a location for a new community garden, aiming to enhance local food security and community engagement.
B.C.-U.S. Border Traffic Plummets 32% in January
Southbound travel from British Columbia to Washington state dropped 32% in January 2026 compared to last year, with political tensions cited as a major factor affecting cross-border movement.
Love Market Draws Shoppers to Mic Mac Mall in Dartmouth
The annual Love Market at Mic Mac Mall in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, successfully drew crowds of local-loving shoppers, highlighting community support for regional artisans and businesses.
Perth County Budget: $89.24 More Per Household Yearly
Perth County's 2026 budget will see the average household paying an additional $89.24 annually in taxes. The increase reflects rising operational costs and infrastructure investments.
Snow Vehicle Crash in Kenora Leads to Winnipeg Airlift
A man was airlifted to Winnipeg after a serious snow vehicle collision in the Kenora area, highlighting winter safety concerns in northern Ontario.
Toronto's Eglinton Crosstown LRT Finally Opens
After years of delays, Toronto's Eglinton Crosstown LRT officially launched on February 8, 2026, drawing enthusiastic crowds for its inaugural rides.
Jamil Jivani's Washington Trip on Canada-U.S. Relations
Conservative MP Jamil Jivani shares insights from his Washington meetings with Trump, Vance, and Rubio, discussing trade, economic challenges, and the future of Canada-U.S. relations.
Poor Road Conditions Cause Multiple Vehicles in Ditches: RCMP
Athabasca RCMP responded to numerous incidents where vehicles landed in ditches due to treacherous road conditions, highlighting winter driving hazards in Alberta.
Highway 401, 402 Lane Closures Reopen After Storm
Key highway lanes on Ontario's 401 and 402 have reopened after closures caused by severe winter weather, easing traffic disruptions across the province.
Eglinton LRT Opens After Delays and Budget Issues
Toronto's Eglinton Crosstown LRT has officially opened, six years behind schedule and over a billion dollars over budget, with many residents lining up for the first ride.
Ukrainian Businesses Struggle with Power Cuts from Russian Attacks
Ukrainian entrepreneurs like Olha Hrynchuk are forced to rely on generators as Russian air strikes target energy infrastructure, creating severe operational challenges and economic uncertainty for businesses across the country.
Canadian Malls: Extinction or Evolution? Retail Experts Analyze
As major brands shutter stores across Canada, experts debate whether malls are disappearing or simply evolving. Industry leaders point to market cycles and adaptation as key factors in retail's future.
Transport Truck Crashes Close Northern Ontario Highways
A series of transport truck crashes forced the closure of major northern Ontario highways on Saturday night, causing significant disruptions and highlighting winter driving hazards.
Iraqi Traders Protest Customs Tariffs Amid Oil Revenue Drop
Traders in Baghdad protest new customs duties on imports as Iraq grapples with shrinking oil revenues, highlighting economic pressures and public discontent.
Highway 401, 402 Lane Closures Cause Ontario Traffic Disruptions
Significant lane closures on Highways 401 and 402 in Ontario are causing major traffic disruptions, with drivers facing delays and detours as maintenance work continues.
Highway 400 Reopens After Overnight Crash Near Barrie
Highway 400 near Barrie has fully reopened after an overnight crash closed lanes. The incident caused significant delays for morning commuters in the region.
One Dead in London Base Line Crash
A tragic vehicle accident on Base Line in London has resulted in one fatality. Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the circumstances of the collision.
Trump's Housing Policy Favors Homeowners, Risks Alienating Youth
President Donald Trump advocates for maintaining high home prices to protect existing homeowners, diverging from calls for increased construction to address affordability concerns.
Conservatives Propose Plan to Stop $500B Capital Flight
Calgary MP Greg McLean discusses Conservative economic proposals to address Canada's investment crisis, criticizing Liberal governance while offering bipartisan solutions.
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