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Stop funding fossil fuels, protesters tell RBC at Montreal rally
Protesters gathered in front of the Royal Bank of Canada's Montreal office Saturday, one of dozens of rallies held across the country. Some Ontario landlords are calling for 'automatic' evictions for tenants who don't pay rent
When Zahid Mahmood bought a house in 2021, he hoped rental income could help him and his wife save money to pay for post-secondary education for their three children. Instead, he's in debt with more than $24,000 in unpaid rent from his former tenants, and Senate passes updated Canada-Ukraine free trade agreement without support of Tories
The Senate has passed a bill to implement Canada's updated free trade agreement with Ukraine, paving the way for it to become law. French Senate rejects EU-Canada free-trade agreement
France's Senate on Thursday overwhelmingly voted against a free-trade agreement between the EU and Canada thanks to an unusual alliance in the upper house between left and right wing opponents of French… This business owner brought most of her manufacturing home from China — and feels punished for it
A Canadian company that manufactures children's toy couches finds itself facing a high bill for import tariffs after bringing production home to this country even though it's no longer importing a majority of its product, after a single component of the c Scan your receipt to exit' Loblaw facing backlash as it tests receipt scanners at self-checkout
In an attempt to combat theft, Loblaw is testing receipt scanners at four of its stores, the grocery giant told CBC News. Customers who use self-checkout must scan their receipt's barcode — confirming that they paid something — which opens a metal gat From luxury bunkers to tactical vehicles, the ultra-rich are preparing for the Big One
Companies that build multimillion-dollar fortified homes and bomb shelters say that while work has been steady for a while, they have seen a significant uptick in recent years. And when the ultra-rich invest in a bunker, they inevitably do it in style. Bone in McDonald's Happy Meal found by Ont. father
A father from the Toronto area is speaking out after finding an unwanted surprise in his daughter’s McDonald’s Happy Meal. Mike Holmes responds to CBC News story on demolished 'Holmes Approved Homes'
For the first time, Mike Holmes has spoken publicly about a lawsuit that alleges houses in a “Holmes Approved Homes” housing development in Meaford, Ont. were built with defects, saying his company had no access to the houses during construction and w Bell Media selling 45 radio stations amid layoffs
BCE Inc. is selling off 45 of its 103 regional radio stations as it cuts nine per cent of its workforce, including journalists and other workers at its Bell Media subsidiary. Mike 'Holmes Approved Homes' demolished due to alleged defects
In its ongoing investigation of Terrace Wood, a housing development endorsed by Mike Holmes, CBC recently learned that consumer watchdog Tarion condemned three of the houses. CBC also uncovered documents showing Mike Holmes not only promoted the project, Canada Post is selling pieces of itself to save money — the experts say that won't be enough | CBC News
Experts say Canada Post, which lost nearly half a billion dollars last year, must quickly and aggressively enter the booming e-commerce market in order to survive — but they warn that the Crown corporation may have waited too long. Hundreds of civilian staff with Canada's military on strike
Nearly 500 civilian workers on Canadian military bases in Ontario and Quebec began a strike today over wages and job security. Hertz is selling 1/3 of its electric cars to buy gas cars instead | CNN Business
Hertz, which has made a big push into electric vehicles in recent years, has decided its time to cut back. The company will sell off 20,000 electric vehicles and use the money they bring to purchase more gasoline powered vehicles. Honda to meet with government as reports emerge of possible EV plant deal
A Honda Global team will be in Canada this week to meet with senior government officials amid reports that the Japanese automaker is considering making an$18.4 billion investment to build electric vehicles in Canada, sources say. Tenants without heat, hot water for weeks as landlord struggles with repairs at Toronto apartment building
Residents of a downtown apartment building in Toronto’s Church-Wellesley neighbourhood have been without heat and hot water since Dec. 19, when Enbridge shut off the gas due to serious safety concerns relating to the building’s steam boiler heating sy Air Canada had the worst on-time performance among large airlines in North America, report says
Air Canada, Canada’s largest carrier, had the worst on-time performance among large airlines in North America in 2023 Quebec reaches tentative deal with teachers after weeks of striking
The Federation autonome de l'enseignement (FAE) has reached a tentative deal with the Quebec government over collective agreements. Products returned to Amazon found at Toronto liquidation stores — along with buyers' personal info
CBC Toronto observed the personal information of three dozen people visible on shipping labels on display at a Toronto liquidation retailer that sells returned and overstocked items from Amazon and other online retailers. Now those customers are at risk o Quebec's stock market regulator can go after Canada's Panama Papers kingpin, Supreme Court rules
A 7-1 majority of the Supreme Court of Canada has ruled that Quebec’s Autorité des marchés financiers can proceed with trying to have Fred Sharp, Canada’s kingpin in the Panama Papers, banned for five years from the province’s stock market. One-third of U.S. newspapers as of 2005 will be gone by 2024
The decline of local newspapers accelerated so rapidly in 2023 that analysts now believe the U.S. will have lost one-third of the newspapers it had as of 2005 by the end of next year — rather than in 2025, as originally predicted. Canada-India trade talks won't resume until India co-operates with Nijjar investigation, minister suggests
Trade Minister Mary Ng suggested Wednesday that Canada won't restart its trade talks with India until Narendra Modi's government cooperates with the investigation into the murder of Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Vancouver last June. Ontario wants to ban unpaid trial shifts at restaurants
The province wants to implement new rules for restaurants, including banning unpaid trial shifts for potential new employees. ‘Air Canada needs to step up’: Disabled B.C. man forced to drag himself off plane
Prince George resident Rodney Hodgins said Sunday he's going to push for changes to ensure no other disabled person endures what he experienced. Autoworkers reach a deal with Ford, a breakthrough toward ending strikes against Detroit automakers
The United Auto Workers union said Wednesday it has reached a tentative contract agreement with Ford that could be a breakthrough toward ending the nearly six-week-old strikes against Detroit automakers. More private care home closures in Regina leave seniors scrambling
The Regina Lutheran Home announced last week that it would be closing in the spring. Now, Orange Tree Living told residents of its last two homes, including Precious Memories Villa, that they’re also closing on an even shorter timeline. Canada applauds NAFTA decision on U.S. softwood lumber duties
Officials in Ottawa and British Columbia have welcomed a ruling under the North American Free Trade Agreement that found elements of the United States' calculation of softwood lumber duties are inconsistent with its own law.Year of strikes continues as 75,000 Kaiser Permanente workers in U.S. walk off the job
The largest ever strike in the U.S. health care sector is set to start on Wednesday as 75,000 workers at Kaiser Permanente in a handful of states walk off the job demanding better wages.
The largest ever strike in the U.S. health care sector is set to start on Wednesday as 75,000 workers at Kaiser Permanente in a handful of states walk off the job demanding better wages. Toronto developer says Liberals' GST break prompting it to build 5,000 units
A Toronto-based real estate company says it is planning to build 5,000 new rental units in urban centres across the country as a result of the federal government's decision to eliminate GST charges on rental developments. As Detroit Three automakers hit by simultaneous strike, Canadian industry braces for impact
Thousands of members of the United Auto Workers went on strike at targetted Ford, General Motors and Stellantis plants early Friday morningBack to Canada News
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