52 m. ago Time for Ottawa 67's players to show how much they 'loved' coach 'sticking up' for them

Dave Cameron's team trails North Bay Battalion by two points in race for last playoff spot

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81 m. ago Ottawa plafonnera à 10$ les frais d’insuffisance de fonds dès mars 2026

Il ne sera plus possible d’en imposer lorsque le solde du compte est inférieur à ce montant.

Economics

2 h. ago Elon Musk calls Tesla vandalism ‘deranged’ after Las Vegas vehicle fires

The Las Vegas Tesla fires mark the latest in a series of blazes the company has faced in U.S and beyond its borders.

Events

2 h. ago Codelco Eyes Friedland’s Pulsed Power to Boost Chilean Mine Efficiencies

Codelco, the world’s biggest copper producer, is considering adopting technology being developed by Robert Friedland’s I-Pulse Inc. that uses electricity to shatter rocks.

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2 h. ago Thomas Cavanagh Construction Fined $100,000 for Gas Line Strikes in Ottawa

TORONTO, March 19, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Thomas Cavanagh Construction Limited (Cavanagh Construction) has been fined $100,000 after pleading guilty last week to five safety violations under the Technical Standards and Safety Act. Cavanagh Construction’s violations resulted in damage to multiple gas lines in and around Ottawa, causing gas outages for six homes and a retail […]

Economics

2 h. ago Here's how the end of carbon tax in Canada will affect your everyday expenses

With the carbon tax set to be scrapped next month, Canadians may be wondering exactly how much this will affect gas and food prices in Canada.According to an analysis from Desjardins Economics released on Tuesday, Canadians can expect a drop in prices at the pump immediately, but it may take a while for their grocery bills to go down.The report comes after Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that the federal government would be axing the consumer carbon tax in Canada as of April 1. The final Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR) will still be issued that month, but you'll need to get your affairs in order to cash in.Desjardins predicts that inflation will be about 0.7 per cent lower in April 2025 than it would have been if the carbon tax stayed.More specifically, the report suggests that removing the price of pollution will drop gas prices by about $0.18 per litre on April 1 in provinces where the fuel charge is applied.In comparison, the carbon tax in Canada was...

Economics

3 h. ago Trump tells Zelenskyy U.S. should own Ukraine energy plants for security

Trump told Zelenskyy that the U.S could be 'very helpful in running those plants with its electricity and utility expertise,' according to a White House statement.

Events

3 h. ago Ottawa condemns China for executing Canadians as Beijing points to drug crime

In a media statement, the Chinese embassy says the death penalty cases involving Canadian nationals were based on 'solid and sufficient' evidence

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3 h. ago Multiple Canadians have been executed by China this year, Ottawa says

The federal government says it 'strongly condemns' the execution of multiple Canadians in China earlier this year over what Beijing says were 'drug-related crimes.'

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3 h. ago Cost of Hudson’s Bay redevelopment in Winnipeg to double, says First Nations group

The Southern Chiefs' Organization says the price tag is currently at $310 million, more than double the original estimate of $130 million.

Economics

3 h. ago Wellington Street future uncertain ahead of federal election. Here's what you need to know

Progress on talks to give control over the corridor in front of Parliament Hill to the federal government has been slow.

Politics

3 h. ago Alberta canola producers brace for 100 per cent tariffs from China

Tariffs are a response to Canada's 100 per cent tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles and 25 per cent tax on aluminum and steel products

Economics

4 h. ago Prairie canola producers brace for 100 per cent tariffs from China

The tariffs are a response to Canada's 100 per cent tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles and 25 per cent tax on aluminum and steel products.

Economics

4 h. ago Canada’s oil leaders urge Ottawa to declare energy crisis and designate key projects in the ‘national interest’

Energy executives call for government to use emergency powers to speed oil and gas projects

Politics

5 h. ago Calgary man dead, two injured in serious crash on Highway 1A near Cochrane

A serious two-vehicle crash on Highway 1A, just east of Cochrane early Wednesday morning, forced the RCMP to close the road for several hours.

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5 h. ago Car prices already creeping up as auto industry braces for tariff disruption

Analysts see 50% chance that tariff turmoil could last for months, slowing production of some vehicles

Economics

7 h. ago Toronto Maple Leafs just hiked season ticket prices by as much as 20%

As if the Toronto Maple Leafs weren't expensive enough to see, the team has just substantially raised prices for its season-ticket holders, some of them by more than a whopping 20 per cent.Devotees who have been with the franchise through its decades of failing to clinch a Stanley Cup are so unimpressed by the change that even U.S. outlets are writing about the issue, with one fan telling The Athletic that their seats went from $8,522 for two in the 2024-2025 season to $10,396 for the set in 2025-2026 — a 22 per cent surge.And, this hefty increase wasn't for a spot anywhere near the glass, but in the back of the upper bowl, to boot. Those closer to the ice are seeing their tickets almost equally jacked up by double-digits as well, though, with some gold seats now averaging out to $344 more per game ($2,000 more for the season, to a staggering $28,240 total).While the jump beyond usual inflationary increases was completely unexp...

Economics

8 h. ago Statistics Canada says population rose to 41,528,680 at Jan. 1 as growth slowed

OTTAWA — Statistics Canada says the population grew to 41,528,680 people as of Jan. 1 as the pace of growth continued to slow after peaking in the third quarter of 2023. The total number of people was up 63,382 compared with Oct. 1, 2024, for a quarterly growth rate of 0.2 per cent. The agency […]

Economics

8 h. ago Ontario residents say they'd need to save staggering amounts to be independent

Ontario's high cost of living means that many residents in the province will need to dig deep to achieve financial independence in the years to come.Economic uncertainty in unprecedented times has Canadians worried about their savings, and many across the country feel they will need to save up sums to the tune of $1 million to feel secure.Findings from the latest RBC Financial Independence Poll were shared on Wednesday, revealing how the current economic climate is affecting Canadians' savings goals.The report found that Canadians estimate they will need approximately $846,437 to ensure their future financial independence, a number that soars much higher among Ontario residents.People residing in Canada's most populous province estimate they will need to save up an average of $916,714 to guarantee their financial independence.It's a sizeable sum, though not entirely surprising when considering the average home price in Ontario is around $834,000 as of February 2025.Despite Onta...

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9 h. ago CHARLEBOIS: Farmers pay the price for Ottawa’s electric vehicle obsession

Betting billions on a speculative EV industry while leaving Canadian farmers and seafood harvesters to pay the price is proof that in this trade war, agriculture is just collateral damage

Economics