IN THIS WEEK’S ISSUE

Canada Invests $28.9 Million in Carbon Capture and Renewable Energy Projects

This latest push from the federal government feels like a clear signal that Canada isn’t just talking about a green…

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Toronto Braces for World Cup Fever: Major Road Closures and Transit Surge Planned for June

The City of Toronto is preparing to hit the brakes on downtown driving this June as it gears up for…

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Ontario Moves to Ban Ticket Resale Above Original Value

The Ontario government has announced plans to introduce legislation that would prohibit the resale of tickets at prices higher than…

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Canada’s Affordable Electricity Advantage at Risk as Demand Rises, Report Warns

Canada’s long-standing edge in providing inexpensive and reliable electricity could be under threat unless governments act quickly, according to a…

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Canada Launches Pilot to Ease Reporting Rules for Small Public Companies

Canada’s securities regulators have unveiled a new pilot program aimed at reducing compliance burdens for smaller publicly listed firms by…

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Health Canada Recalls Several Smoke Alarm Models Over Safety Concerns

Health Canada has issued a recall for several smoke alarm models after identifying potential safety risks that could prevent the…

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Iran War Disrupts Global Commodity Markets, Potentially Strengthening Canada’s Position in Upcoming CUSMA Talks

The ongoing conflict involving Iran is sending shockwaves through global trade, pushing up the prices of key commodities such as…

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Toronto Plans Parking Restrictions as City Prepares for 2026 FIFA World Cup Matches

Toronto is preparing for significant traffic and parking changes in parts of its downtown core as the city counts down…

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Canada Allows TikTok to Continue Operations After New National Security Review

The Canadian government has decided to allow TikTok to continue its business operations in the country after completing a new…

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Calgary Residents Asked to Cut Back on Water Use as Major Pipeline Repairs Get Underway

Residents in Calgary are once again being urged to reduce their water consumption as the city begins another round of…

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