58 m. ago Europe Gas Ends Month With Biggest Loss in Year and Record Trade

European natural gas is ending February with the biggest decline in a year and record trading volumes as market players adjust their outlooks after a tumultuous month.

Economics

2 h. ago Emerging Asia Markets Rattled as Trump Dials Up Tariff Threats

Emerging Asian markets got swept up in the global equities storm Friday, with Thai and Indonesian stocks teetering on the brink of a bear market as President Donald Trump’s latest tariff threats sent risk assets reeling.

Economics

4 h. ago A completely abandoned Toronto home is still somehow selling for $8 million

The average price of a house sold on the Bridle Path in Toronto is over $16 million.It's a neighbourhood of excess wealth, ostentatious mega-mansions and the 0.1 per cent of society. But in and amongst all those over-the-top houses, you'll find 48 The Bridle Path, a 103- by 260-foot piece of land with a vine covered bungalow that has sat abandoned since 2017, if not longer.  Construction happening across the street. Normally when plots of land become available in the Bridle Path, it's just a matter of time before a cavalcade of construction workers arrive to build the next mansion. However, that's not what happened at all at 48 The Bridle Path.In 2017, the property sold for $6,100,000 after just a week on the market. But less than a year later, it was back up for sale for $7,995,000. It took two years and four tries before it finally sold for $6,500,000 in 2019. Then 48 The Bridle Path just sat there for years.Ove...

Economics

5 h. ago Catherine McKenney makes a triumphant return in Ottawa Centre

The former city councillor will take a seat in the Ontario legislature two years after losing their bid to become Ottawa's mayor.

Other

5 h. ago Call of the Wilde: Caufield nets OT winner as Canadiens take down visiting Sharks

The Montreal Canadiens continue their winning ways after the Four Nations break, defeating the San Jose Sharks in overtime at the Bell Centre.

Events

6 h. ago Ontario election 2025: PC George Darouze wins Carleton riding

The PC candidate was looking to bring the seat back into the Tory fold.

Politics

8 h. ago B.C. takes aim at subsidized U.S. diesel flooding provincial market

Prince George-based Tidewater Renewables welcomed the province's action to require low-fuel standards be met with Canadian products.

Events

9 h. ago Mike Klassen: Vancouver’s bold, practical approach to addressing the housing crisis

Opinion: By creating market rental housing with income restrictions, the city ensures more middle-income residents can stay close to their jobs and communities

Other

9 h. ago Doug Ford remportera les élections générales en Ontario, selon plusieurs médias canadiens

Les Ontariens sont appelés jeudi à se rendre aux urnes afin de voter pour leur prochain chef d’État provincial.

Events

9 h. ago Basketball féminin: le Rouge et Or vise un 4e titre provincial en cinq ans

Basketball féminin: le Rouge et Or vise un quatrième titre provincial en cinq ans.

Sport

10 h. ago Lorne Gunter: Alberta budget not bad, but it's not great, either

Almost exactly one year ago today, when UCP Finance Minister Nate Horner brought down his previous budget, I wrote that Budget 2024 was “not bad, but not great either.” Looking at Horner’s 2025 budget, I could probably just cut-and-paste last year’s column into this space and take the rest of the day off. Last year’s […]

Events

10 h. ago Alberta Budget 2025: Province sets aside $106 million in Edmonton deal with city, OEG to demolish Coliseum, build event park and Downtown development

Provincial officials said Thursday the $52-million event park would include an indoor and outdoor component east of the arena. It would be a public recreation and community gathering space

Economics

10 h. ago Olds college closing down programs following immigration changes

Olds College in Olds, Alta., will suspend several programs following new immigration changes that it says have reduced international student enrollment — a challenge underpinned by a historical lack of provincial funding. Among the programs halted are hospitality and tourism management, craft beverage and brewery operations and agriculture technology integration. Most of these programs offer […]

Other

10 h. ago Alberta Budget 2025: Housing market still a ‘bright spot,’ but looming Trump tariffs will significantly impact province

There’s just no escaping tariff talk in Alberta’s 2025 budget, but the government expects the province’s housing market to be a “bright spot” in the year ahead.  Finance Minister Nate Horner praised the work of Alberta homebuilders, saying they “performed better than every other jurisdiction,” which is helping improve Alberta’s housing supply.  “Alberta’s housing market […]

Economics

11 h. ago ONTARIO VOTES LIVE: News, analysis and election results as it happens

Ontarians decide which party will govern for the next four years

Politics

11 h. ago Federal government moves closer to taking over Russian cargo plane

OTTAWA — The federal government has taken administrative steps to help gain full control over a massive Russian cargo plane parked in Toronto, which Ottawa hopes to use to generate financial support for Ukraine. “This looks like it’s the government gearing up for its forfeiture of that aircraft,” said William Pellerin, an Ottawa-based trade lawyer […]

Politics

11 h. ago Food festivals and more events to savour in GTA this weekend

March is upon us and here’s hoping that whole “in like a lion, out like a lamb” applies soon (though, really, just more of the lamb part). Not that you need a reason to get out and take in what’s going on in and around Toronto this weekend, but if you love good food and […]

Culture

11 h. ago Jamieson Wellness Inc. Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2024 Results

Strong category momentum and consistent execution drove 14% annual branded revenue growth and market share gains in every key market TORONTO — Jamieson Wellness Inc. (“Jamieson Wellness” or the “Company”) (TSX: JWEL) today reported financial results for its fourth quarter and full year for the period ended December 31, 2024. All amounts are expressed in […]

Culture

12 h. ago New signs suggest delayed Toronto LRT line may finally be opening soon

The day of the Ontario general election is as good of a time as any to assess the failures that have taken place under various provincial leaders, one of the most glaring of which is the bungling of some of the province's largest transit projects.Now five years past due and in an unbelievable 14th year of construction is, of course, the Eglinton Crosstown LRT, a line that promises to shuttle thousands of passengers per hour across 19 kilometres of the city, but which has become a blight known far and wide for never actually reaching completion.And, while the Finch West LRT — a line that started construction an entire eight years later — at first appeared to be progressing much better, it has also run into its share of delays. Though the province announced Line 6's completion back in September, an actual opening date has yet to be announced, as is still also the case with the even more beleaguered Line 5.But, there ha...

Sport

12 h. ago Faulkner: How to navigate a buy and a sell in a seller’s market

Realtor Dennis Faulkner looks at many strategies to address the unique challenges of selling and buying homes when it's a seller's market.

Economics