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business2 months ago
Ontario’s War on Ticket Scalping: Province Launches Enforcement Blitz on Secondary Markets
Ontario begins a major enforcement blitz against ticket resellers, capping prices at face value. Large platforms like StubHub face fines up to $250,000.
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business2 months ago
Canada Asserts Digital Sovereignty with Major AI Infrastructure Launch in British Columbia
Canada announces a $9 billion AI infrastructure project in B.C. to boost digital sovereignty, create 1,500+ jobs, and secure domestic data processing.
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business2 months ago
Severance Showdown: Bell Canada Employees Allege Falsified Records Firing is ‘Money-Saving’ Tactic
Bell Canada faces legal backlash as fired employees claim the company used attendance 'misconduct' as a pretext to avoid paying severance during downsizing.
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business3 months ago
Chilling Success: The Ontario Craftsmen Behind Drake’s ‘Iceman’ Ice Stunt
Discover how Ontario's Iceculture Inc. crafted 3,500 ice blocks for Drake's viral 'Iceman' promotion and why safety concerns led to a premature shutdown.
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business3 months ago
Mark Carney Unveils Powerhouse Advisory Council to Shield Canada-U.S. Trade
Mark Carney reveals a new advisory council for Canada-U.S. trade, featuring industry leaders and former Conservative MPs to navigate CUSMA renegotiations.
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BCNEWS3 months ago
BC Ferries CEO Issues Warning: Domestic Shipbuilding Must Avoid ‘Political Interference’
BC Ferries President Nicholas Jimenez warns that Canadian shipbuilding must remain free from political interference to avoid a repeat of the 1990s fast ferry scandal.
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business3 months ago
Prime Minister Carney Unveils $1 Trillion Investment Summit to Combat Decadelong Capital Flight
Prime Minister Mark Carney announces the Canada Investment Summit in Toronto, aiming to attract $1 trillion in investment to reverse a decade of capital flight.
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business3 months ago
Air Canada Cuts New York JFK Routes as Middle East Conflict Doubles Jet Fuel Prices
Air Canada suspends Toronto and Montreal flights to JFK through October as jet fuel prices double amid Middle East conflict and global energy shortages.
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business3 months ago
Frozen Fry Dynasty in Turmoil: Eleanor McCain Sues for Release from Family Holding Company
Eleanor McCain sues McCain Foods Group, alleging she is 'trapped' by policies preventing her from selling her stake in the multibillion-dollar fry empire.
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business3 months ago
Netflix Boosts Vancouver’s Creative Economy with Massive New Animation Hub
Netflix opens a 111,000 sq. ft. animation studio in Vancouver's Mount Pleasant, projected to add $100 million annually to British Columbia's economy.
Investigation Underway Following Fatality at Historic Okanagan Lake Swim Event
RCMP Investigate String of Suspicious Fires in West Kelowna Neighborhood
Strategic Pivot: Canada Joins Global Sixth-Generation Stealth Fighter Program Amid U.S. Trade Tensions
Mayor Olivia Chow Targets Big Tech Pricing Tactics at Toronto Grocery Stores
Canada Offered to Double Oil Exports to U.S. in Failed Trade Negotiations, Hoekstra Reveals
Cross-Border Smoke Crisis: Canada Issues Alerts as U.S. Wildfire Pollution Drifts North
Opinion: John Rustad Has to Go
B.C. Supreme Court Grants Cowichan Tribes Title to Historic Richmond Lands and Fishing Rights
A Taste of Autumn: Fall Okanagan Wine Festival 2025
Vancouver Canucks Gear Up for a Make-or-Break 2025–26 Season
Kamloops Blazers Announce Off-Season Changes Ahead of 2025–26 Season
