BHP Predicts Potash Deficit by 2035 Amid Rising Demand

BHP Group forecasts a global potash market deficit by 2035 due to growing demand and supply chain strains. The company's Jansen project in Saskatchewan faces cost overruns but aims to boost production significantly.

Canada's Federal Minimum Wage Increase for 2026 Announced

The Canadian federal government has officially announced the new minimum wage rate for 2026, impacting workers across federally regulated sectors. This adjustment reflects ongoing economic considerations and labor market conditions.

Canada's Federal Minimum Wage Rises to $18.15 on April 1

The Canadian federal government has announced a significant increase in the national minimum wage, setting it at $18.15 per hour effective April 1, 2026. This adjustment aims to address rising living costs and support low-income workers across the country

Fed Survey: CFOs' Economic Outlook Strong Before War

A Federal Reserve survey reveals U.S. chief financial officers maintained a solid economic outlook until geopolitical conflict introduced significant uncertainty, highlighting pre-war confidence and post-war concerns.

Brixton Metals Drills Record 82,334 g/t Silver at Langis

Brixton Metals Corporation announces extraordinary drill results from its Langis Silver Project in Ontario, including a record-breaking 82,334 g/t silver intercept over 0.5 meters within broader high-grade mineralization.

Federal Expansion Hinders Economic Growth

As federal government spending increases, national economic growth slows. Alberta's lower per capita federal spending keeps its government size within optimal limits, unlike other provinces.

OPP Traffic Blitz Flags Dozens, Issues 14 Tickets in Barrie

A targeted enforcement initiative by Ontario Provincial Police and Ministry of Transportation in Barrie resulted in dozens of vehicles flagged and 14 tickets issued for commercial motor vehicle compliance and road safety violations.

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