Hydro-Québec announced a solid financial performance for 2025, with net revenue increasing by 9% to $2.9 billion and power outages decreasing by 6%. The utility contributed $26.1 billion to Quebec's GDP.
A man from Gatineau, Quebec, has died after a T-bone crash on Highway 401 in eastern Ontario. Ontario Provincial Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on February 26, 2026.
Calgary Police Service data reveals 677 speeding tickets were issued on Stoney Trail in January, averaging 22 per day, highlighting ongoing traffic enforcement efforts in the city.
Quebecor reports increased fourth-quarter profits driven by higher wireless revenue per customer, with CEO Pierre Karl Péladeau highlighting strategic gains amid competitive market conditions.
Sandman Hotel Group intensifies its collaboration with the Alberta Hotel & Lodging Association through the 'Not In Our Hotel' initiative, providing specialized training to hospitality staff across Canada to recognize and respond to human trafficking indic
A devastating fire at a large hog farm complex in Madison County, Ohio, has resulted in the deaths of approximately 6,000 hogs, with thick smoke billowing across the region, visible for miles around.
Ontario Superior Court awards $80,000 in legal costs to MyForexFunds, criticizing the securities commission's conduct in the investigation of the simulated trading platform.
The Ministry of Transportation confirms Woodroffe Avenue and Maitland Avenue will close for six to seven weeks in 2028 during Highway 417 bridge replacements, impacting Ottawa traffic.
A growing trend sees young couples in Edmonton opting to invest in their first home rather than fund expensive weddings, as housing remains relatively affordable compared to other Canadian markets.
Canada's parliamentary budget officer projects zero population growth for 2026, marking a significant demographic shift with implications for economic and social policies nationwide.
World Economic Forum CEO Børge Brende has resigned after an investigation into his connections with Jeffrey Epstein. The WEF concluded its probe, finding no additional concerns beyond previously disclosed meetings.
The City of Vancouver has approved mass upzoning for six- to eight-storey apartment blocks across 200 quiet residential blocks in East Vancouver, raising concerns about transparency and community impact.
Novo Resources Corp. has received firm commitments for a capital raising of approximately A$8.2 million through a placement of units and CDIs to institutional and sophisticated investors, with major shareholder Northern Star participating.
A major traffic incident involving a jackknifed tractor trailer led to the complete overnight closure of Highway 11 in Orillia, Ontario, causing significant disruptions and safety concerns.
A conciliator has been appointed to mediate stalled contract negotiations between the Essex-Windsor EMS union and the county, aiming to resolve disputes and prevent service disruptions.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's visit to India aims to reset diplomatic relations and unlock trade opportunities in nuclear power, oil, critical minerals, AI, and quantum computing.
A 22-story office building designed to resemble a maple tree has been proposed for Vancouver's waterfront, replacing a parking lot near historic Waterfront Station with a unique architectural concept.
A person has died after being struck by a GO Transit train east of Guelph Central station early Thursday, causing significant service disruptions on the Kitchener line.
Alberta's upcoming referendum on immigration policies has created uncertainty for major landlords and investors, with concerns about potential impacts on population growth and rental markets.
Despite Bitcoin's 45% plunge from October highs, institutional infrastructure remains intact, fueling a contrarian bull case as ETF inflows persist and long-term holders stay committed.
GoldHaven Resources Corp. appoints Raymond Wladichuk as Technical Advisor to bolster its geological team, focusing on advancing the Magno Project in British Columbia.
Foremost Clean Energy Ltd. announces findings from its targeted historic core resampling program at the Jean Lake Property in Manitoba, expanding gold distribution insights along the Valkyrie and Midas Trends.
Wendy's Canada introduces a new Crispy Chicken Sandwich to its Quality Choices value menu, priced under $4 and available all day. Made with 100% Canadian chicken, it reinforces the brand's commitment to quality and affordability.
SAGA Metals Corp. announces the successful expiry of its Warrant Acceleration Program, generating C$3,422,888 in proceeds from exercised warrants since January 2026, strengthening the company's financial position.
American Bitcoin, a cryptocurrency firm with ties to the Trump family, has posted a quarterly loss as the broader digital asset market experiences a significant selloff, highlighting volatility in the sector.
Toronto-Dominion Bank exceeded analyst expectations with robust earnings in its U.S. and Canadian retail divisions, capital markets, and wealth management, reporting adjusted earnings per share of $2.44.
Midland Exploration Inc. has initiated a 24 line-kilometre induced polarization geophysical survey on its wholly owned Caniapisc Au project in Quebec's Eeyou Istchee James Bay region, following successful 2025 gold discoveries.
Analysis reveals Canada's food inflation and housing unaffordability stem from domestic policies like supply management and property restrictions, not U.S. trade actions under Trump.
Borge Brende, CEO of the World Economic Forum, has resigned following intense scrutiny over his past associations with Jeffrey Epstein. The departure marks a significant leadership change at the influential global organization.
Two men face charges after police unravel a copper wire theft operation at a former restaurant in Barrie, highlighting ongoing property crime concerns in the area.