A Calgary developer aims to convert downtown office space into a fully accessible luxury hotel and residential tower, targeting an aging affluent demographic. Waldorf Astoria is a top contender for branding.
A 52-unit non-market housing project in Whitehorn provides affordable homes for low-income Indigenous and newcomer families, with rents 30% below market rate.
A new petition calls for bike sharing in Ottawa, with a city report estimating up to $10M startup costs. Advocates and critics clash over feasibility and impact.
The CFIB calls on the federal government to cut small business taxes, increase investment incentives, and improve hiring conditions to reverse Canada's entrepreneurial drought.
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The 98th Scripps National Spelling Bee begins with 247 spellers, new host Mina Kimes, and a return to Constitution Hall. Prize pool exceeds $50,000.
Risa Daigle bought a food truck as an investment for her daughters, but persistent problems have led her to seek accountability from the seller, who she says refuses to respond.
Tim Hortons plans to add three new Calgary locations and renovate 13 stores, but an expert says the move may not significantly reduce youth unemployment.
Sault Ste. Marie Mayor Matthew Shoemaker calls on Ontario to provide ongoing support for the POWER Action Centre, which helps former Algoma Steel workers transition to new careers.
Ottawa's biggest sidewalk sale, the Great Glebe Garage Sale, celebrated its 40th anniversary with thousands of bargain hunters flocking to the neighborhood for deals.
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A Grade 4 student in Barrie raised $1,600 by selling humorous T-shirts at Giant Tiger, with proceeds supporting a local charity.
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business reports that small businesses across Canada are facing significant challenges in hiring young employees, citing competition and shifting expectations.
Bridge City Warmth introduces a blue bus to transport volunteers distributing food and clothing to Saskatoon's homeless, expanding outreach efforts.
New Brunswick announces $13.7 million in support for workers impacted by tariffs, aiming to mitigate economic fallout and provide job training.
Canadian steel companies face millions in penalties after US authorities ruled they failed to pay proper tariffs, escalating trade tensions in the steel industry.
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Forget bulky air fryers. This two-piece copper crisper tray delivers crispy, oil-free food using your regular oven. Easy to clean and saves counter space.
A young driver in Barrie was caught driving more than double the speed limit on a residential road, leading to charges including stunt driving.
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business reports that small businesses across Canada are facing significant challenges in hiring young employees, impacting growth.
Agnico Eagle Mines has increased its ownership in Wallbridge Mining to nearly 20%, signaling strong confidence in the junior miner's exploration projects.
A new CFIB survey reveals that small businesses in Canada face significant constraints in hiring youth, impacting summer job opportunities for students.
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Robert K. Irving, Co-CEO of J.D. Irving, Limited, passed away peacefully at home in Moncton, N.B., surrounded by family after a courageous battle with cancer.
A second tentative agreement has been reached for workers at Flex-N-Gate Lakeshore, aiming to resolve ongoing labor disputes and improve working conditions.
Experts discuss the financial and personal considerations of renting out your home, including potential income, risks, and tips for success.
New Brunswick businesses are preparing for the Victoria Day long weekend, marking the unofficial start of summer. The article also covers various news from Canada and around the world.
The City of Vaughan has temporarily reduced development charges to zero for shovel-ready residential projects, aiming to boost housing affordability and supply. Mayor Steven Del Duca leads this historic initiative.
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Rocanville's Dream Big Daycare warns that Saskatchewan's $10-a-day childcare model is creating growing financial pressure, threatening sustainability.
Wesley Grist, father of 11-year-old Kache killed by dogs in Edmonton, testifies in the owner's trial, urging privacy for the grieving family.
True North Garage Doors opens new showroom on Tecumseh Road East, anticipating growth as interest rates ease and housing demand rises.
The Downtown Mission in Windsor launches 'Meet The Mission' series to engage the community, offering support and resources to those in need through regular events.
A backhoe and multiple trailers were stolen from a property in Southgate Township. OPP is investigating and seeking public assistance.
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New Brunswick RCMP warns students against playing 'senior assassin,' a game involving water pistols that poses risks to safety and public order.
