Canada
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Manitoba Hydro Linked to Ongoing Pimicikamak Displacement Crisis
Thousands remain displaced in Pimicikamak Cree Nation after a prolonged power outage. Calls for Manitoba Hydro to aid remediation highlight critical issues in energy reliability and Indigenous community support.
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Toronto Gas Prices Set to Shift as Drivers Seek Savings
Toronto drivers are closely monitoring upcoming gasoline price changes. Analysts expect shifts that will impact daily commutes and household budgets in the Greater Toronto Area.
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Pro-Khalistan Diaspora Efforts Intensify, Impact Canada-India Ties
Renewed efforts by pro-Khalistan elements in the global Sikh diaspora are escalating tensions in Canada, impacting community safety and complicating Prime Minister Mark Carney’s crucial diplomatic visit to India.
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TELUS Enhances Customer Support, Offers New EPP Deals
TELUS is prioritizing customer support with 24/7 assistance across multiple channels, alongside rolling out competitive Exclusive Partner Program (EPP) deals for managing services and plans.
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B.C. Minimum Wage to Rise to $18.25 on June 1
British Columbia’s minimum wage will rise to $18.25 per hour on June 1, 2026, to combat inflation, making it the highest provincial rate in Canada.
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Ontario’s 2026 Spring Forecast: Slow Start, Flood Risks Ahead
Ontario’s 2026 spring forecast signals a sluggish start with colder temperatures and persistent snow into April. This outlook is crucial for planning across key sectors due to significant flood and ice jam risks.
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Canada Issues Mexico Travel Warning Amid Cartel Violence
Canada’s government has urged its citizens to exercise a high degree of caution when traveling to Mexico following a surge in cartel violence after a key leader’s death.
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Costco Canada Recalls Kendamil Infant Formula Amid Toxin Concerns
The Canadian Food Inspection Agency issued a recall for specific Kendamil infant formula batches sold at Costco Canada due to cereulide toxin concerns. This precautionary action prioritizes infant safety, though no illnesses have been reported.
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BMO Bolsters Digital Banking Strategy Amid Strong Financials
Bank of Montreal is enhancing its digital banking and customer services following strong Q3 earnings and increased investor confidence.
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Don Cherry Appointed to Prestigious Order of Ontario for 2025
Canadian hockey icon Don Cherry has been named a recipient of the 2025 Order of Ontario, the province’s highest civilian honor. This recognition follows his decades-long career in coaching and broadcasting.
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Mark Carney Declares End of US-Led World Order in Davos
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney asserted the end of the US-led global order at Davos, urging nations to forge a new, independent architecture.
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Connor Hellebuyck Seeks Olympic Gold to Redefine His Legacy
Winnipeg Jets goaltender Connor Hellebuyck will start for Team USA in the Olympic gold medal game, aiming to overcome past NHL playoff struggles and secure a historic victory.
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Wayne Gretzky Reaffirms Canadian Loyalty Amid Trump-Tie Scrutiny
Hockey legend Wayne Gretzky publicly declared his ‘true Canadian’ allegiance during an Olympic broadcast, addressing criticism over his ties to former U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Auston Matthews, Team USA Advance to Olympic Gold Medal Game
Team USA, featuring star center Auston Matthews, dominated Slovakia 5-0 in Milan, securing a spot in the Olympic gold medal game against Canada. NHL players returned for the first time since 2014.
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Brendan Mackay Leads Olympic Freeski Halfpipe Qualifiers
Canadian freestyle skier Brendan Mackay secured the top spot in the 2026 Winter Olympics freeski halfpipe qualifiers, positioning him as a strong medal contender.