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New Tarion Regulations Aim to Strengthen Ontario's Homebuyer Protection

5 months ago

New Tarion Regulations Aim to Strengthen Ontario's Homebuyer Protection

Tarion updates its new home warranty program to enhance consumer protection, requiring buyers to register their purchase agreements within 45 days to qualify for maximum coverage, effective January 1, 2027.

Ontario Government Breaks Ground on New $1.04 Billion Science Centre at Ontario Place

5 months ago

Ontario Government Breaks Ground on New $1.04 Billion Science Centre at Ontario Place

The new Ontario Science Centre, part of the Ontario Place redevelopment, is set to open in 2029 with a budget of $1.04 billion, despite controversies surrounding the closure of the old facility.

Metro Vancouver Union Implements Indefinite Overtime Ban Amid Dispute

5 months ago

Metro Vancouver Union Implements Indefinite Overtime Ban Amid Dispute

The Greater Vancouver Regional District Employees’ Union has initiated an indefinite overtime ban impacting essential operations, citing unresolved issues in their contract negotiations with Metro Vancouver.

Protesters Rally Against Cancellation of Burnaby Hospital Expansion Contract

5 months ago

Protesters Rally Against Cancellation of Burnaby Hospital Expansion Contract

Dozens of protesters in Burnaby, B.C., voiced their frustration over the provincial government's cancellation of a crucial hospital expansion project, which was intended to increase capacity and improve local healthcare services.

Ontario Cabinet Minister Caroline Mulroney Announces Resignation

5 months ago

Ontario Cabinet Minister Caroline Mulroney Announces Resignation

Caroline Mulroney, Ontario's cabinet minister, has announced her resignation effective June 5, 2026, marking a significant political shift in the province's leadership. Her departure will lead to a byelection in her riding of York-Simcoe.

Liberal Government to Close Nanisivik Naval Station on Baffin Island

5 months ago

Liberal Government to Close Nanisivik Naval Station on Baffin Island

The Liberal government has announced the closure of the Nanisivik naval station on Baffin Island as part of cost-cutting measures, citing operational inefficiencies and high costs.

New Childcare Centre Opens in South Vancouver's West Fraserlands

5 months ago

New Childcare Centre Opens in South Vancouver's West Fraserlands

The Salmon Stone Childcare centre, a new facility in South Vancouver, opens its doors to local families, providing essential childcare services.

Saskatchewan and Alberta Forge Agreement for Cross-Border Apprenticeship Registration

5 months ago

Saskatchewan and Alberta Forge Agreement for Cross-Border Apprenticeship Registration

A recent agreement between Saskatchewan and Alberta facilitates cross-border apprenticeship for heavy-duty equipment technicians in Lloydminster, enhancing training accessibility for apprentices.

Nashville Set to Host 2030 Super Bowl at New Titans Stadium

5 months ago

Nashville Set to Host 2030 Super Bowl at New Titans Stadium

The NFL has officially chosen Nashville as the host city for the 2030 Super Bowl, to be held in the Tennessee Titans' upcoming Nissan Stadium. This decision comes as the Titans prepare to complete their $2.1 billion stadium project, marking a significant milestone for Nashville's sports landscape.

New Apprenticeship Exam Testing Centre Opens in Kenora

5 months ago

New Apprenticeship Exam Testing Centre Opens in Kenora

The Province of Ontario has inaugurated an apprenticeship exam testing centre in Kenora, aimed at increasing accessibility for apprentices in the region.

Fitzrovia Expands to Vancouver with First B.C. Office and Major Indigenous Development

5 months ago

Fitzrovia Expands to Vancouver with First B.C. Office and Major Indigenous Development

Fitzrovia, Canada's largest purpose-built rental developer, opens its first office in Vancouver and partners on the significant Sen̓áḵw Phase I Indigenous rental project, marking a strategic expansion into British Columbia.