Regina Committee to Discuss Brandt's REAL Purchase
Regina's executive committee will debate Brandt's proposed acquisition of REAL. Follow live updates on this major development.
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RBC Hires Barclays Exec to Lead European Insurance Banking
Royal Bank of Canada hires Ed Skilton from Barclays to lead insurance investment banking in Europe, based in London as managing director starting May.
Senate Panel Approves Warsh as Fed Chair
The Senate Banking Committee voted 13-11 along party lines to approve Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve chair, replacing Jerome Powell. The full Senate vote is expected next month.
Quebec Tax Cut for 75,000 Small, Medium Businesses
Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette announces a tax cut benefiting 75,000 small and medium-sized businesses, aiming to boost economic growth and support local enterprises.
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Lululemon Founder Wilson at Odds with Company Over Board Picks
Lululemon founder Chip Wilson is opposing the company's board nominees, escalating a dispute over the athletic apparel brand's direction and governance.
WestJet Flight Attendants Escalate Contract Dispute
WestJet flight attendants intensify their contract dispute after seven months of stalled negotiations, raising concerns over working conditions and pay.
80 Seconds of Big Tech Earnings to Decide Market's Fate
Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft report earnings after the bell, with results expected in just 80 seconds, potentially dictating market direction.
Metro Vancouver Film and TV Productions Rebound This Spring
Hollywood North rebounds with Adam Sandler's 'Time Out', Nick Jonas horror 'White Elephant', and more filming in Vancouver area this spring and summer.
Les Faux Bourgeois changes hands after 18 years in Vancouver
Les Faux Bourgeois, a beloved French bistro in Vancouver, will be sold after 18 years. New owners Yianni and Petro Kerasiotis plan to preserve its legacy while refreshing the menu and space.
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Garmin Beats Q1 Estimates on Premium Wearable Demand
Garmin reported upbeat quarterly results, driven by sustained demand for premium wearables. The company's revenue and profit exceeded analyst expectations.
Yum Brands beats quarterly estimates on strong Taco Bell demand
Yum Brands, owner of Taco Bell, KFC, and Pizza Hut, reported quarterly earnings that exceeded Wall Street expectations, driven by value menu promotions and resilient consumer demand.
Etsy Beats Revenue Estimates on Steady Demand
Etsy Inc. reported first-quarter revenue that exceeded analyst expectations, driven by consistent demand for handmade and vintage items, despite economic headwinds.
Ardian Aids Canadian Pensions in Buyout Fund Exits
Ardian, a $200B French asset manager, is buying private equity stakes from Canadian pension plans, helping them free up cash amid low deal activity. The firm raised a record $30B for its next secondaries fund.
London, Western Fair Partner on $7.2M Gym Project
LondonNewsCity has partnered with Western Fair District to build three gymnasiums at the J-AAR Expo Centre by 2027, investing $7.2 million in a multi-use sports facility.
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CGI Reports $444.7M Q2 Profit, Up from $429.7M
CGI Inc. announced a second-quarter profit of $444.7 million, up from $429.7 million a year ago, driven by strong demand for IT services and digital transformation.
Carney's Canada Strong Fund Sparks Debate on State Investment
Prime Minister Mark Carney's new sovereign wealth fund, the Canada Strong Fund, aims to boost state-managed investment but critics argue it expands government intervention.
Saskatoon Businesses Anticipate Spring Customer Surge
Downtown Saskatoon businesses are optimistic about a spring surge in customers, with warmer weather and events drawing more visitors to the area.
Alberta Leaders Disappointed by Spring Economic Update
Alberta leaders express disappointment over the federal spring economic update, citing insufficient support for workforce training and infrastructure.
B.C. won't buy Whitecaps but will help cut costs: minister
British Columbia's sports minister says the government will not purchase the Vancouver Whitecaps but will assist the MLS team in reducing expenses.
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Surveillance Pricing, Central Bankers, Simons Expansion, FHSAs, LNG
Catch up on top stories: surveillance pricing, Bank of Canada and Fed views, Simons retail growth, FHSA savings, and Canadian LNG prospects.
Analysts Doubt Thousands Will Accept Rogers Buyout
Rogers Communications offers voluntary buyout packages to 50% of staff amid cost-cutting, but analysts predict low uptake based on historical trends.
Four Charged in Regina Drug Trafficking Probe (28.04.2026)
Four people face charges after a months-long drug trafficking investigation in Regina. Over $10,000 cash and 2,000 grams of cocaine were seized by police.
Blue Jays Partnership Could Boost New Brunswick Tourism
A marketing professor says the Toronto Blue Jays partnership could be a homerun for New Brunswick tourism, attracting fans to the province.
eXp World Holdings Q1 2026 Results Set for May 11
eXp World Holdings will report first quarter 2026 financial results on May 11, 2026, followed by a virtual fireside chat and investor Q&A with top executives.
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TD Securities Director Moves to National Bank Fixed Income Sales
Katy Nixon, a director in debt capital markets syndication at TD Securities, is leaving for a fixed income sales role at National Bank of Canada amid high turnover in Canadian fixed income.
Carney Liberals launch training strategy, deficit at $65.3B
The Carney Liberals announce a new skilled training strategy amid a projected $65.3 billion deficit, aiming to boost workforce development and economic growth.
Canada Targets $900M in Annual Savings from Consultants
The federal government shifts focus to reducing spending on external consultants, aiming for $900 million in annual savings from 2028-2029 onward.
Smaller Canadian Lenders Copy Big Six Playbook for Income
Smaller Canadian lenders are expanding wealth management, insurance, and credit card offerings to reduce reliance on net interest income, following the Big Six banks' strategy, according to a Morningstar report.
Ranch Retreat Sees Record April After Expansion
Chimney Rock Ranch Wellness Retreat near Claresholm reports its busiest April ever thanks to a $250,000 federal investment that doubled overnight capacity.
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Winnipeg Bike Auction Opens for Bidding on Hundreds
The City of Winnipeg's annual bike auction begins, offering hundreds of unclaimed bicycles for public bidding. Proceeds support city programs.
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