CAE Cuts 280 Jobs, Including 180 in Quebec
Montreal-based aerospace company CAE has eliminated 280 positions, with 180 of those job losses occurring in Quebec, as part of a strategic restructuring effort announced in early April 2026.
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CAE Cuts 280 Jobs in Restructuring Ahead of Business Update
Canadian flight simulator company CAE Inc. is cutting approximately 280 positions globally as part of a restructuring led by new CEO Matthew Bromberg, with impacts in contracts, procurement, and technical areas.
CAE Cuts 2% of Global Workforce in Restructuring Move
Canadian flight simulator manufacturer CAE Inc. is eliminating approximately 280 positions worldwide as new CEO Matthew Bromberg implements a transformation plan ahead of a May business strategy update.
Horses Atelier Clothing Brand to Close After 14 Years
The Toronto-based clothing brand Horses Atelier is shutting down after operating for 14 years, marking the end of an era for the Canadian fashion industry.
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Competition Bureau Steps Up Keyera Gas Acquisition Probe
Canada's Competition Bureau escalates its investigation into Keyera Corp.'s proposed $5.15 billion acquisition of Plains All American Pipeline's natural gas liquids business, examining potential market dominance concerns.
Court Order in Keyera-Plains Deal Investigation
Canada's Competition Bureau has obtained a court order as part of its ongoing investigation into the proposed merger between Keyera and Plains Midstream Canada, signaling heightened scrutiny of the energy sector deal.
Duvernay-Tardif Retires, Acquires Montreal Bakery
Former NFL star and Super Bowl champion Laurent Duvernay-Tardif announces his retirement from professional football and acquires a bakery in Montreal, marking a new chapter post-sports.
Investors Bet $950M Against Oil Before US-Iran Ceasefire
Just hours before the U.S. and Iran announced a ceasefire, investors placed a massive $950 million wager on falling oil prices, highlighting high-stakes trading ahead of major policy shifts.
Canadian Tire Unveils Hudson's Bay Striped Goods Collection
Canadian Tire has launched its inaugural collection of striped goods developed in collaboration with Hudson's Bay, marking a significant retail partnership in Canada.
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CPPIB, Omers UK Port Sale Attracts Big-Name Buyers
The sale of a controlling stake in Associated British Ports by CPPIB and Omers has drawn interest from firms like KKR and BlackRock's GIP, with a potential deal valued around £10 billion.
CPPIB, Omers AB Ports Sale Attracts KKR, BlackRock, Brookfield
The sale of a controlling stake in Associated British Ports by CPPIB and Omers has drawn interest from KKR, BlackRock's GIP, Brookfield, and DP World, with a potential £10 billion deal.
Deere Settles Right-to-Repair Suit with $99M Fund
Agricultural equipment giant John Deere has agreed to a $99 million settlement and repair commitments to resolve a U.S. right-to-repair lawsuit, marking a significant shift in industry practices.
Brazil Blacklists BYD Over Historical Labor Abuses
Brazil has placed Chinese automaker BYD on a public shame list due to past labor violations involving slavery-like conditions for workers, highlighting ongoing scrutiny of corporate practices.
Markets Surge After U.S.-Iran Ceasefire Lowers Oil Prices
Global stock markets, including Wall Street, experienced a significant rally following a U.S.-Iran ceasefire agreement that pushed oil prices below US$100 per barrel, easing inflation concerns.
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Shell Oil Trading Profits Soar as Iran War Disrupts Markets
Shell Plc reports significantly higher oil trading earnings in Q1 2026 as Middle East conflict causes energy price volatility, with analysts noting operational resilience despite asset damage.
Shell Sees Lower Gas Output, Capital Outflow Amid Iran Conflict
Royal Dutch Shell has flagged reduced natural gas production and capital outflow due to the Iran conflict, but anticipates a boost in oil trading activities as geopolitical tensions drive market volatility.
Delta Cuts Growth Plans as Fuel Costs Hit Q2 Profit
Delta Air Lines is pulling back on expansion initiatives after a spike in fuel prices drove up operational costs and dented second-quarter profits, according to a recent report.
Levi's Shares Rise as Pricey Denim Sales Offset Tariff Hit
Levi Strauss & Co. shares gained as robust sales of high-end denim helped mitigate the financial impact of tariffs, showcasing consumer resilience in the apparel sector.
Air Canada Starts Pilot to Resolve Claims Backlog
Air Canada has initiated a pilot project aimed at addressing a growing backlog of customer complaints and unresolved claims, as the airline seeks to improve service efficiency amid rising passenger concerns.
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Corcoran Critiques Doctorow's Economic Theories as Fiction
Financial commentator Terence Corcoran challenges Cory Doctorow's 'enshittification' concept, arguing his economic analysis lacks credible data and relies on misleading statistics about Big Tech dominance.
Esso Owner Unknowingly Sold Contaminated Gas, Faces Racism Claims
Sukhwinder Kandhola, owner of an Elmvale, Ontario Esso station, asserts he unknowingly sold contaminated gasoline while addressing racism allegations. The incident highlights fuel quality and social justice issues in the community.
Alomar and Ackman: Opposing Lessons in Accountability
Two high-profile cases demonstrate how institutions and individuals navigate accountability in different ways—one through institutional action, the other through narrative control.
RBC Leads $1.1B Loan for Nuclear Firm Buyout as AI Boosts Power Demand
Royal Bank of Canada is spearheading a $1.1 billion loan to support Energy Capital Partners' acquisition of EnergySolutions, reflecting growing investor interest in nuclear assets driven by AI infrastructure and electrification demands.
Oil Prices Rise as Stocks Fall Before Trump's Iran Deadline
Global oil prices climbed while U.S. stock markets dropped as investors reacted to geopolitical tensions ahead of a critical deadline set by former President Trump regarding Iran.
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Edmonton Police Seek Victims in Odometer Fraud Case
Edmonton police are seeking additional victims after charging a 39-year-old man in an alleged odometer fraud scheme involving vehicles sold on Facebook Marketplace with altered mileage readings.
EPS Warns of Altered Odometer Scams on Facebook Marketplace
Edmonton Police Service issues a public alert about vehicles with tampered odometers being sold on Facebook Marketplace, urging buyers to exercise caution.
Oil Prices Waver, Stocks Fall Before Trump's Iran Deadline
Global markets experience volatility as oil prices swing and U.S. equities drop in anticipation of former President Trump's critical deadline for a deal with Iran, raising economic uncertainty.
Court Backs Kalshi's CFTC Oversight in Prediction Markets Case
A federal appeals court has ruled that prediction market platform Kalshi falls under CFTC regulation, not state gambling laws, marking a significant victory for the growing industry amid ongoing legal battles.
Investment Opportunities in Defense from NATO, Iran Tensions
Financial experts identify potential gains in defense and aerospace sectors as Canada boosts NATO contributions and Iran tensions escalate, offering strategic entry points for investors.
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Cybersecurity Stocks Rebound as AI Threats Drive Demand
Cybersecurity stocks have underperformed this year, but analysts argue that increasing AI adoption creates new threats that will boost demand for security software, making current valuations attractive for long-term investors.
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