Are You Overpaying Taxes? Expert Christopher Liew Weighs In
Financial columnist Christopher Liew explores common tax pitfalls and strategies to ensure Canadians aren't paying more than necessary to the CRA.
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B.C. Ferries Cancellations Due to Multiple Vessel Breakdowns
Three B.C. Ferries vessels experienced mechanical failures during the busy Easter long weekend, causing significant travel disruptions on multiple routes across British Columbia.
Iran War Fuel Costs Could Hike Airfares, Cut Flights: Expert
A travel expert warns that rising global jet fuel costs due to the Iran conflict could lead to higher airfares and reduced flight availability for Canadian travelers, citing limited spare capacity in the aviation industry.
WestJet Adds $60 Surcharge, Consolidates Flights Over Fuel Costs
WestJet is introducing a temporary $60 surcharge on companion voucher bookings and consolidating flights due to soaring fuel prices, reducing flights by 1% in April and 3% in May.
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Gasoline Tanker Erupts in Flames After Hitting Power Lines in Texas
A gasoline tanker truck caught fire after colliding with overhead power lines in Texas, causing a dramatic blaze. Emergency responders worked to contain the incident, which highlights ongoing transportation safety concerns.
B.C. Tribunal Rules Trees Not a 'Continuous Nuisance'
A British Columbia couple's claim that their neighbors' Douglas fir trees constitute a 'continuous nuisance' has been dismissed by a tribunal, highlighting property rights and local disputes.
Seacliff Drive Lane Restrictions Planned in Windsor
The City of Windsor announces lane restrictions on Seacliff Drive for essential infrastructure maintenance, impacting local traffic flow and commuter routes.
Ottawa Plans Construction on Two Interprovincial Bridges
The City of Ottawa has unveiled significant construction projects for two key interprovincial bridges, aiming to enhance infrastructure and connectivity between Ontario and Quebec.
Nipissing Families Get Bus Strike Subsidy Amid Transit Disruption
The Ontario government announces a subsidy for families in Nipissing affected by the Alouette Bus Lines strike, providing financial relief as United Steel Workers Local 2020 continues its labor action.
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Pub to Open in Historic Home as Developer Waits for Towers
A historic home in London will temporarily become a pub while a developer awaits approval to build twin 15-storey apartment towers on the site, blending heritage preservation with urban development.
Weekly News: Antiques Mall, WRDSB Probe, Truck Theft Charges
This week's top stories include the opening of St. Jacobs Antiques Mall, a costly investigation into WRDSB, and charges in tractor trailer thefts, plus national and international highlights.
Global Jet Fuel Shortage Impacts on Canada
A global jet fuel supply crunch, exacerbated by the Iran war and Strait of Hormuz closure, threatens to disrupt Canadian air travel, raise costs, and strain economic sectors reliant on aviation.
BC Ferries Cancels Sailings on Horseshoe Bay-Langdale Route
BC Ferries has canceled multiple sailings on the Horseshoe Bay to Langdale route due to a mechanical issue with the vessel Queen of Surrey, impacting travel plans for passengers.
No Injuries After Truck Crosses Median on Highway 403
A transport truck crossed the median on Highway 403 in Kitchener, but no injuries were reported. Police are investigating the cause of the incident.
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Canada's Aviation Faces Global Jet Fuel Supply Crunch
A worldwide jet fuel shortage is impacting Canada's airlines and travel industry, raising concerns over flight costs, operational challenges, and broader economic effects as supply constraints tighten.
Highway 403 Crash: Transport Truck Crosses into Oncoming Traffic
A serious collision occurred on Highway 403 when a transport truck crossed into oncoming traffic, leading to road closures and an ongoing investigation by Ontario Provincial Police.
Canada's Natural Gas Strategy Key to Global Energy Security
At CERAWeek, experts emphasized Canada's need for a clear natural gas strategy to meet rising global demand, enhance energy security, and support economic growth through reliable infrastructure.
Cocoa Prices Fall, Yet Easter Chocolate Stays Expensive
Cocoa prices have dropped from recent highs, but the relief comes too late to lower costs for Easter chocolate products this year, as manufacturers locked in prices earlier.
Beverly Bridge Construction in Edmonton to Resume This Week
Construction on the Beverly Bridge in Edmonton is set to restart this week, following a temporary pause. The project aims to enhance infrastructure and improve traffic flow in the area.
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Power Outages Affect Thousands in Quebec
Hydro Quebec crews are responding to extensive power failures across parts of Quebec, leaving thousands without electricity. The outages highlight ongoing infrastructure challenges in the region.
MacKinnon Defends High-Speed Rail Against Conservative Criticism
Federal Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon strongly rebuts Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's critiques of high-speed rail projects, emphasizing their long-term economic and environmental benefits.
Eglinton Crosstown Upgrades Launch Sunday in Toronto
Mayor Olivia Chow announces significant service enhancements for Toronto's Line 5 Eglinton Crosstown, set to begin this Sunday, alongside discussions on housing and FIFA preparations.
Franchise Leaders Share Strategies for Scalable Success
Industry experts highlight the essential elements for building a scalable franchise model, emphasizing strong systems, brand consistency, and effective support networks.
Brown vs. White Eggs: Truth Behind Shell Color and Price
Discover why brown eggs cost more than white eggs, the role of chicken earlobes in predicting shell color, and why there's no nutritional difference between them.
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Sask. Court Backs Crypto Exchange in $240K Fraud Ruling
The Saskatchewan Court of Appeal has upheld a decision favoring a cryptocurrency exchange in a $240,000 fraud case, setting a precedent for digital asset disputes in Canada.
Minister Slams Conservatives Over High-Speed Rail Criticism
Transport Minister Steven MacKinnon criticizes Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre for opposing high-speed rail, accusing the party of lacking vision on infrastructure.
Highway 1 Ramps Closing Sunday for East Vancouver Paving
Key Highway 1 ramps in East Vancouver will be temporarily closed this Sunday to facilitate essential paving work, with detours in place for motorists.
Ottawa Home Sales Surge with New HST Rebate
Ottawa's real estate market sees a significant uptick in activity as the HST rebate for new constructions begins, with sales centers bustling and buyers eager to capitalize on the financial incentive.
Flying Club Unionization Stalls Amid Safety Concerns
The unionization effort at Rockcliffe Flying Club has entered its fourth month of delays while flight instructors continue to raise workplace safety issues regarding aircraft serviceability and safety culture.
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Iran War Crisis Spurs Record Food Bank Usage in Toronto
The ongoing Iran war has intensified global instability, driving a surge in food bank usage across Toronto to unprecedented levels as economic pressures mount.
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