Macquarie Warns of $200 Oil if Iran War Lasts Until June

Analysts from Macquarie Group Ltd. predict oil could surge to a record $200 per barrel if the Iran war continues through June, with the Strait of Hormuz remaining closed. Brent crude recently traded near $110 after hitting $119.50 this month.

ATCO Eyes More Arctic Deals After Port Investment

Calgary-based ATCO Ltd. plans further investments in Canada's North after acquiring a stake in a deepwater port project, capitalizing on increased defense spending and Arctic development opportunities.

Air Canada CEO's Language Controversy Sparks Outrage

Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau faces renewed criticism for issuing an English-only video statement after a fatal accident, reigniting debates about French language respect in Canada's official bilingual framework.

Unipart Announces Strong 2025 Financial Results

Unipart, the supply chain performance improvement partner, has announced robust 2025 financial results, including £991.6m turnover and £27.9m underlying PBIT, while strengthening its balance sheet and expanding globally.

Three Killed in Helicopter Crash on Hawaii's Kauai

A tragic helicopter crash on the Hawaiian island of Kauai has resulted in three fatalities, with the incident occurring near the scenic Na Pali Coast. Authorities are investigating the cause of the accident.

Why Delaying Variable Rate Lock-In Often Backfires

Financial expert Robert McLister warns that waiting to lock in variable mortgage rates can be costly as inflation spikes and fixed rates climb. Learn why timing is crucial and how borrowers may face higher costs.

Gas Prices Rise in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick

Motorists in Atlantic Canada are facing slightly higher fuel costs as gas prices increase in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, with analysts pointing to market fluctuations and seasonal demand shifts.

Montreal Road Closures Due to Construction

The city of Montreal has released a list of road closures affecting traffic flow as construction projects continue across the metropolitan area. Drivers are advised to plan alternate routes.

B.C. NDP Misses Mineral Claim Processing Targets

British Columbia's mineral exploration industry reports the NDP government has failed to meet its own processing targets for mineral claims, with only 14.8% of applications processed within the promised 120-day window.

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