Bill C-5 Shields Canadian Oil from Venezuela Threat
Analysis explains why Venezuela's potential oil industry revival poses minimal threat to Canada's energy sector, highlighting governance risks and investment hesitancy.
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Mortgage Delinquencies Quadruple in Toronto
CMHC reports mortgage delinquencies have more than quadrupled in Toronto since 2022, with one million mortgages up for renewal this year at higher rates.
Toronto's $5.85M Entertainer's Home: A Family Masterpiece
Explore 14 Sulgrave Crescent in Toronto, a custom-built home designed for large gatherings with smart technology, future-proofing, and a basement arcade. Priced at $5,849,000, it blends traditional exterior with modern interior.
Brixton Metals Finds New Exploration Targets in BC
Brixton Metals Corporation announces discovery of new copper and silver exploration targets at its Thorn Project in northwest British Columbia through geochemical sampling.
Trump's Tariff Miracle Claim Contradicted by Economic Data
Former President Donald Trump asserts tariffs sparked an economic miracle, yet analysis reveals trade deficits grew and consumer costs rose, challenging his narrative.
Train Collides with Empty Snowmobile on Barrie Tracks
A southbound train collided with an empty snowmobile that was lodged on railway tracks near Barrie, raising safety concerns about winter recreational vehicle use near rail corridors.
Stantec Cancels ICE Contracts After Backlash
Edmonton-based engineering firm Stantec has withdrawn from controversial contracts with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement following pressure from Indigenous communities and public criticism.
Ex-Russian Oligarch Demands $350M from Canada
Igor Makarov, a billionaire who renounced Russian citizenship, is pursuing Canada for $350 million at an international tribunal after failed court battles over sanctions related to Russia's war on Ukraine.
REM Early Closures & Parking Fees Start in Montreal
Montreal's REM will close early Friday and Saturday nights for Anse-à-l'Orme branch preparations, while four stations begin charging for parking. Multiple highway disruptions continue across the city.
Red-Light Camera Tickets by Email: What Ontario Drivers Need to Know
An Ontario driver shares concerns after receiving a red-light camera ticket via email, highlighting issues with digital enforcement and privacy in traffic violations.
Ottawa Home Prices Drop 4.5% in January 2026
Ottawa's housing market experienced a significant 4.5% price decline in January 2026, marking a notable shift in the capital's real estate landscape.
Bitcoin Falls 8%, Asian Shares Slip After Wall Street Tech Losses
Bitcoin dropped sharply by 8% and Asian equity markets mostly declined after a significant selloff in U.S. technology stocks rattled global investor confidence.
Selling Gold in Canada: Banks, Dealers & Tips
With gold prices near historic highs, Canadians are seeking ways to sell their gold. This guide explores bank policies, reputable dealers, pricing factors, and essential tips for secure transactions.
CUSMA Review: Trade Uncertainty Puts Canadian Jobs at Risk
As the Canada-U.S.-Mexico trade agreement faces review, policy uncertainty is stalling investment and threatening employment. Experts argue Canada must choose between a deal with tariffs or economic instability.
RBC Realtor.ca Deal Impacts Mortgage Market
Royal Bank of Canada's exclusive partnership with Realtor.ca gives the bank unprecedented access to homebuyers, potentially reshaping mortgage competition across Canada.
Green Steel's Economic Reality: Hydrogen Production Hurdles
An analysis of green steel production reveals staggering costs and energy requirements that challenge its viability as a replacement for traditional blast furnace methods in Canada's industrial future.
Canada's U.S. Alcohol Embargo: Costly Political Theater
Analysis of Canada's removal of U.S. wines and spirits from provincial liquor stores reveals a costly government embargo disguised as a boycott, with taxpayers bearing the financial burden.
Windsor Native Aids Lions Fan in $100M Defamation Lawsuit
A Windsor-born attorney is representing a Detroit Lions fan in a massive $100-million lawsuit, emphasizing the importance of careful public statements in professional sports.
Canada Awaits January Jobs Report from Statistics Canada
Statistics Canada is set to release the January 2026 employment figures, providing a crucial snapshot of the nation's economic health and labour market trends.
Gas Prices Jump Across the Maritimes
Drivers in Atlantic Canada face higher fuel costs as gas prices rise across the Maritimes, reflecting broader economic and market factors affecting regional energy.
Saskatoon Monitors Roads During Unseasonal Winter Thaw
City of Saskatoon road crews are actively monitoring conditions as a significant winter thaw brings spring-like weather to Saskatchewan, with temperatures rising well above seasonal averages.
37 CN Train Cars Derail in Alberta, Cause Unknown
A significant train derailment occurred in west-central Alberta involving 37 CN Rail cars. Authorities are investigating the cause, with no immediate reports of injuries or hazardous material leaks.
Vancouver Developer Fights Foreclosure for Filipino Cultural Centre
A Vancouver developer is fighting foreclosure proceedings on a property slated for a Filipino cultural centre, highlighting challenges in community project financing and real estate development.
Auto Insurers Pressure Alberta Premier on Rate Caps
Insurance companies in Alberta are intensifying their campaign against Premier Danielle Smith's government over caps on auto insurance premium increases, threatening market withdrawal if restrictions remain.
West Red Lake Gold Grants Equity Awards to Leadership Team
West Red Lake Gold Mines Ltd. has granted stock options, RSUs and DSUs to company officers and directors as part of its equity incentive plans, subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval.
Calgary Job Fair Attracts Hundreds of Youth and Newcomers
The Immigrant Education Society (TIES) hosted a successful Employer Appreciation and Youth Networking Event in Calgary, drawing hundreds of participants seeking employment and career connections.
Bank Sued Over $343K Wrong Account Deposit
A Winnipeg bank is being sued after allegedly depositing $343,000 into the wrong account, which was then quickly drained. The case highlights banking security concerns.
SAQ Sells Expiring U.S. Alcohol, Donates to Food Banks
Montreal's SAQ will sell soon-to-expire U.S. alcohol products and donate all proceeds to local food banks, addressing both waste reduction and community support.
Calgary Home Construction Sets New Record
Calgary's home construction industry has reached unprecedented levels, providing positive news for prospective homebuyers in the city's competitive market.
Arson Investigation at West Kelowna Winery in B.C.
Authorities are seeking suspects after a suspicious fire damaged a winery in West Kelowna, British Columbia, with RCMP launching a full investigation into the potential arson case.
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