Ottawa Gas Prices Set to Jump Another 8 Cents on Friday
Ottawa gas prices are increasing again, with an 8-cent rise expected Friday following a 4-cent hike Thursday. Drivers face continued financial strain at the pumps.
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2026 Validation Study: Digitization Still Has Room to Grow
The 2026 State of Validation study reveals that despite progress, full digital maturity remains limited, with paper still dominant in key GxP records and AI adoption tied to digital readiness.
Billy Bishop Runway Extension Could Exceed 2 km
Proposed runway extension at Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport may surpass two kilometres, sparking debate over expansion and environmental impact.
Fuel Costs Cast Cloud Over Canada's Railways, May Lift Soon
CN and CPKC shares fell after Q1 revenue declines, with fuel costs cited as a key challenge. High oil prices may impact earnings further, but executives see potential relief later in 2026.
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Merkury Fan Recall After Fire Reports; Canada News Roundup
Merkury Innovations recalls fan model MIC-DHC02 after fire reports. Also: Hamilton salmonella outbreak cause, Brampton realtor sentenced, and more Canadian news.
Calgary Council Votes to Cut Water Use, Fix Leaky Pipes
Calgary city council has voted to implement water conservation measures and repair aging infrastructure to address water loss from leaky pipes.
AMTA Slams Carriers on QEII Speed Trial
The Alberta Motor Transport Association says some carriers refuse to adjust speeds during the QEII 120 km/h pilot project, raising safety concerns.
Irving Oil may face $1M fine for N.B. diesel leak
Irving Oil is facing federal charges and a potential $1 million fine after a diesel spill in Woodstock, New Brunswick, prompting environmental concerns.
SaskPower Invests $9M in Downtown Regina Electrical Upgrades
SaskPower is investing $9 million to upgrade electrical infrastructure in downtown Regina, focusing on Scarth Street and surrounding areas to improve reliability and support growth.
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Carney: Clean Electricity Strategy Still on the Way
PM Carney reaffirms the clean electricity strategy promised weeks ago is forthcoming, amid debates on environmental policy and economic updates.
Ottawa Burn Ban Stays Despite Heavy Rain Forecast
Ottawa Fire Services maintains an open burn ban despite heavy rain expected Wednesday, citing 24 brush fires and 21 burn complaints since Friday.
France Aims to Ditch All Fossil Fuels by 2050
France announces a comprehensive strategy to eliminate fossil fuels by 2050, focusing on renewable energy, electric vehicles, and energy efficiency.
Ontario forest roadmap amid tariff crisis
Ontario releases a roadmap to protect forestry from U.S. tariffs, boost competitiveness, and grow demand as northern leaders push for action.
Montreal Ends Hazardous Waste Collection, Raising Concerns
Montreal has ended its biannual hazardous waste collection program, drawing concerns from residents and environmentalists about proper disposal and potential environmental impact.
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FIFA Halts Resale of Toronto World Cup Tickets
FIFA has removed the resale option for Toronto World Cup tickets to comply with Ontario's new anti-scalping law, affecting six matches at BMO Field.
Alberta Shuts Down Water Council, Raising Oversight Fears
Alberta's decision to close its water council has raised alarms among environmentalists who warn of diminished oversight and potential risks to water resources.
Canada and Alberta Near Carbon Price Deal: Sources
Canada and Alberta are close to an agreement on carbon pricing, according to Reuters sources, marking a potential breakthrough in federal-provincial climate policy.
Ontario's Repealed Endangered Species Act: What Replaces It?
Ontario repealed the Endangered Species Act, sparking debate. New regulations aim to balance environment and development, but critics call it an ideological attack.
Calgary Council Debates New Water Efficiency Plan
Calgary city council will debate a new plan to restrict water use during dry periods. The proposal aims to manage water resources more efficiently throughout the year.
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Ontario Cottage Country Floods Spark Resident Petition
Frustrated residents of Ontario's cottage country launch a petition for watershed reforms after another spring flood. Heather Wright reports on the growing demand for answers.
Mint Reviews Gold from Tainted Colombian Mines
The Royal Canadian Mint is investigating claims that its gold supply may include material from environmentally destructive Colombian mines, raising ethical concerns.
B.C. Court Challenged Over $12B Pipeline Approval Extension
A Gitxsan hereditary chief and environmental groups seek to overturn B.C.'s 2025 decision that a 750-km natural gas pipeline was substantially started.
Prep Your Yard for Wildfire Season: Essential Tips
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B.C. Court Challenges Target LNG Pipeline Project
A proposed LNG pipeline through British Columbia's pristine wilderness faces multiple court challenges from environmental groups and Indigenous communities, raising legal and ecological concerns.
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Man Arrested After Officer Hit in Face at B.C. Protest
A Vancouver man was arrested after an RCMP officer was allegedly struck in the face during a logging protest in B.C.'s Interior region.
Lithium-Ion Battery Likely Caused Victoria Landfill Fire
A fire at Hartland Landfill near Victoria on April 25 may have been sparked by a lithium-ion battery, according to Capital Regional District officials. No injuries were reported.
Highway 16 Partially Reopens After Rockslide Near Jasper
Highway 16 near Jasper National Park has partially reopened after a rockslide early Saturday morning. Officials urge caution in the area.
B.C. Reports 138 Work-Related Deaths in 2025; Diseases Lead
British Columbia recorded 138 work-related fatalities in 2025, with occupational diseases accounting for the majority. New regulations aim to address workplace safety.
Windsor Earth Day Draws Hundreds to Malden Park
Nearly perfect weather welcomed families at Malden Park for Windsor's Earth Day, featuring exhibits, a birds of prey show, and renewable energy demos.
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Lumina Metals Raises $406M in Toronto IPO
Lumina Metals Corp. raised $406.2 million in an upsized Toronto IPO, marking a revival in Canadian first-time share sales. The copper and silver miner will fund projects in Poland.
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