80 m. ago Carney pitches major project powers to skeptical First Nations as advancing ‘Indigenous economic growth’

Chiefs who attended the gathering came armed with concerns and questions about the government's new law, which ushers in a new process for approving major infrastructure projects from ports to pipelines

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93 m. ago Home sales fall, inventory surges, prices decline slightly in Calgary

Calgary's residential real estate market solidly in balanced territory.

Economics

2 h. ago Work Advancing on Chibougamau’s Mont Sorcier Iron/Vanadium Royalty Property

ROUYN-NORANDA, Quebec, July 17, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Chibougamau Independent Mines Inc. (CBG-TSX-V in Canada, CLL1-Frankfurt, Stuttgart, Berlin and Lang & Schwarz Stock Exchanges in Germany, CMAUF-OTC in the US), herein called Chibougamau, is pleased to highlight to shareholders the following update from Cerrado Gold Inc. as regards ongoing work at the Mont Sorcier Iron/vanadium […]

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2 h. ago New energy realities could extend coal’s role in global energy markets

Wood Mackenzie new Horizons report shows how energy security concerns, unprecedented power demand, and technological advances could extend coal’s life and reshape the global energy transition  Global coal demand could remain stronger for longer, with coal-fired power generation potentially staying dominant through 2030, well beyond current projections for peak coal, according to a new Horizons […]

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3 h. ago Single resident complaint could mean new Toronto bar won't get to open

A chic, sleek new bar is gearing up to open its doors in Toronto, but a complaint from one neighbour is standing in its way.Though it has yet to open its doors, Bosque, a new neighbourhood watering hole due to move in on Broadview Avenue, has already generated a fair amount of hype, largely thanks to the killer team attached to it.The new bar is the brainchild of Jared and Addis, former team members at The Wren and Lake Inez — two east-end institutions that have gained major reputations for their next-level menus and cocktail offerings.Following in the tradition of the restaurants where they cut their teeth, Jared and Addis' vision for Bosque is for the bar to be a low-key neighbourhood haunt; a space for the community to meet and gather free from the stuffy, sceney vibes that so often plague stylish new spots in the city.Though many of the finer details about what Bosque will serve are being closely held until they open, even the general con...

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3 h. ago Toronto creative hub evicted with no warning but they haven't given up yet

Another Toronto creative hub is gone.OpenConcepts — a grassroots creative hub that's been home to countless open mics, art events, and emerging talents in Toronto — has just been evicted from its space. And not just any space: one of the few remaining venues built specifically for artists who are Black, Indigenous, queer, or otherwise pushed to the margins.There was no warning. No support. Just an abrupt notice and a demand to leave.    View this post on Instagram           A post shared by Open Mic & Performance Party (@openconcepts.to) "The eviction started with a notice saying our lease was being renewed for another three years," said Khary Safari, founder of OpenConcepts."After two weeks of radio silence, we abruptly got an email with a notice to vacate, with less than the legal 30 days' notice. After we pointed this out, we were finally given the proper 30-day notice. But b...

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3 h. ago Nova Scotia premier threatens to overrule Halifax city council on downtown bike lane

Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston has threatened to overrule Halifax city council if it doesn't reverse its decision to create a new bike lane.

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4 h. ago CCIB names Bouchier as first Indigenous Business of the Year Award recipient

CCIB names Bouchier as first Indigenous Business of the Year Award recipient Toronto, ON, July 17, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Canadian Council for Indigenous Business (CCIB) is proud to announce the inaugural Indigenous Business of the Year Award, with Bouchier named as the 2025 recipient. The Indigenous Business of the Year Award, sponsored by ESS […]

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4 h. ago Winnipeg’s support ‘therapeutic’ for football legend Stegall after family tragedy

Winnipeg sports icon Milt Stegall says he's nervous but excited about coming back to the city he considers a second home after the sudden death of his son last month.

Sport

4 h. ago New homes: Former Anglican church's unused property to become location for a nine

The former All Saints Anglican Church turned community hub in Sandy Hill will become even more of a gathering space with a forward-thinking residential development called The Evergreen.  The project, launched in June, will turn unused land on the property into a nine-storey condo building that will hug the back of the church, incorporating its […]

Culture

5 h. ago B.C. wants luxury property linked to alleged money launderer forfeited

B.C. says the wife of alleged money launderer Paul Jin used a series of transactions through a shell company to buy a riverfront penthouse in Richmond

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5 h. ago Colabor Group Inc. Announces the Appointment of M. Yanick Blanchard as Interim Senior Vice

SAINT-BRUNO-DE-MONTARVILLE, Quebec, July 17, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Colabor Group Inc. (TSX: GCL) (“Colabor” or the “Company“) announces today the appointment of Mr. Yanick Blanchard as Interim Senior Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer, effective as of today. “We are pleased to be able to count on Mr. Blanchard’s support on an interim basis. His experience […]

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5 h. ago BWXT Announces $2.6 Billion in Contracts for Naval Nuclear Reactor Components

LYNCHBURG, Va. — BWX Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: BWXT) announced today the award of U.S. Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program contracts totaling approximately $2.6 billion, including future year options, for manufacturing naval nuclear reactor components. The contracts primarily support Virginia and Columbia-class submarines as well as some work for certain Ford-class aircraft carrier components. Products contracted with […]

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5 h. ago Ontario comedian hoping to break record for world’s largest yard sale

A Belleville comedian is hoping to set the world record for most garage sales in one day this weekend. The money raised will support various local organizations.

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6 h. ago As Trump mulls Powell’s future, Republican senators caution against firing

Some Republican senators are cautioning President Donald Trump against firing U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, saying it could potentially damage the Fed's independence.

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6 h. ago SLR Consulting finds new home in historic Ribtor West building

Keeping in touch with clients after the deal is done worked well for Cody Watson, vice-president and office practice lead at JLL. When Rob Traynor, managing principal at SLR Consulting, received notice that the building his office was in was being converted into residential apartments, he had to move fast to find a new home. […]

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9 h. ago VISP aimed to curb vaccine injury lawsuits. Now, people are suing in 3 provinces

An Alberta woman alleges the Vaccine Injury Support Program exacerbated her physical and psychological suffering while shortchanging her on financial support. VISP won't comment.

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10 h. ago East Ottawa in ‘complete paralysis’ with Stage 2 LRT construction

Councillors and residents are feeling 'trapped' in the city's east as construction road and ramp closures take place without notice.

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16 h. ago Toshiba Releases Automotive Photorelay with 1800V Output Withstand Voltage

– Suitable for 800V automotive battery systems – KAWASAKI, Japan — Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation (“Toshiba”) has launched an automotive photorelay[1], “ TLX9165T,” in a 10pin SO16L-T package, that supports high voltage automotive batteries with an output withstand voltage of 1800V (min). Volume shipments start today. Improved charge times and longer cruising ranges […]

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17 h. ago Council unanimously supports zoning change at former CBC property despite concerns

Creosote was discovered under the northwest Calgary community after it had seeped from a former wood treatment plant on the south side of the river.

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