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Manitoba Construction Associations Demand Review of Jobs Agreement Amid Consultation Concerns

5 months ago

Manitoba Construction Associations Demand Review of Jobs Agreement Amid Consultation Concerns

Manitoba construction industry associations are calling for an independent review of the Manitoba Jobs Agreement (MJA) due to concerns over a lack of consultation and transparency in its development.

Canadian Steel Firms Settle for $19 Million Over Tariff Evasion

5 months ago

Canadian Steel Firms Settle for $19 Million Over Tariff Evasion

Two Canadian steel companies have agreed to a $19 million settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice for failing to pay proper duties on imported steel, raising significant implications for the industry.

Alberta's Ambitious Timeline for West Coast Oil Pipeline Faces Skepticism from Analysts

5 months ago

Alberta's Ambitious Timeline for West Coast Oil Pipeline Faces Skepticism from Analysts

CIBC analysts express caution over Alberta's proposed timeline for a new West Coast oil pipeline, citing optimism amid uncertainties surrounding key agreements and negotiations.

The Hive: Vancouver’s New Landmark Office Building Completes Structural Phase

5 months ago

The Hive: Vancouver’s New Landmark Office Building Completes Structural Phase

The Hive, North America's tallest mass timber seismic-resistant building, has reached structural completion, becoming a significant addition to Vancouver's skyline.

Agnico Eagle Mines Commits to $2.4 Billion Redevelopment of Hope Bay Gold Mine in Nunavut

5 months ago

Agnico Eagle Mines Commits to $2.4 Billion Redevelopment of Hope Bay Gold Mine in Nunavut

Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd. has announced the redevelopment of its Hope Bay gold mine project in Nunavut, which includes significant investments in infrastructure and Indigenous partnerships.

Affordable Housing Development Proposed for 805 Wellington St. W. in Toronto

5 months ago

Affordable Housing Development Proposed for 805 Wellington St. W. in Toronto

Plans for a mixed-income community at 805 Wellington St. W. in Toronto have been unveiled, featuring 382 homes and the preservation of a community garden, with construction expected to start in late 2026 or 2027.

French Government Denies Orcas' Relocation to Nova Scotia Sanctuary, Project Faces Setback

5 months ago

French Government Denies Orcas' Relocation to Nova Scotia Sanctuary, Project Faces Setback

The Whale Sanctuary Project in Nova Scotia faces a significant setback as the French government decides to send two orcas to a zoo in Spain instead of the proposed seaside refuge. The project aims to provide a home for whales retired from marine parks.

Robert K. Irving, Business Leader and Philanthropist, Passes Away at 71

5 months ago

Robert K. Irving, Business Leader and Philanthropist, Passes Away at 71

Robert K. Irving, a key figure in the Irving family business empire, has died at 71 after battling cancer. His contributions to New Brunswick's economy and community are widely remembered.

ArcelorMittal Mining Canada Fined $100 Million for Environmental Violations

5 months ago

ArcelorMittal Mining Canada Fined $100 Million for Environmental Violations

Quebec mining company ArcelorMittal Mining Canada faces a $100 million fine for discharging pollutants into fish-bearing waters at its Mont-Wright and Fire Lake complexes, marking a significant enforcement action under the Fisheries Act.

Charming Cottage Listing at Three Mile Lake: A Summer Retreat Awaits

5 months ago

Charming Cottage Listing at Three Mile Lake: A Summer Retreat Awaits

A picturesque three-season cottage at Three Mile Lake is on the market for $779,000, offering stunning views and ample outdoor space.

B.C. Premier Eby and Prime Minister Carney Discuss Economic Development and Environmental Concerns

5 months ago

B.C. Premier Eby and Prime Minister Carney Discuss Economic Development and Environmental Concerns

British Columbia Premier David Eby and Prime Minister Mark Carney meet to negotiate B.C.'s economic priorities, emphasizing the need for environmental protection in discussions about potential pipeline projects.

Utility Crews Work to Restore Power Following Severe Thunderstorms in Ontario

5 months ago

Utility Crews Work to Restore Power Following Severe Thunderstorms in Ontario

Utility crews are engaged in efforts to restore electricity to thousands of residents in Ontario after severe thunderstorms caused extensive damage and power outages across the region.