Loblaw is apologizing to about two million customers after hackers accessed personal information in a data breach earlier this year. The grocery company, based in […]
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Man banned from Thunder Bay after manslaughter sentence
A man has been sentenced to seven years in prison for manslaughter and aggravated assault and banned from the Thunder Bay district. Justice Tracey Nieckarz […]
Carney announces new trade and defence partnership with Turkey
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan have announced a strategic partnership to strengthen trade and defence ties between Canada and Turkey. […]
Thunder Bay region approved to participate in new immigration program
Thunder Bay and communities across the district will take part in a new program to attract skilled international workers and help local businesses fill job […]
Crime Stoppers Faces Major Data Breach, Raising Questions About Next Steps
A major data breach involving Crime Stoppers may have exposed 1.5 million tips submitted across Canada over the past 25 years, along with thousands of […]
Ontario Provides Update on Pause to Student Financial Aid Program
Ontario is extending its pause on student financial assistance payments at private post-secondary institutions until at least the new year as the government works to […]
U.S. Reduces Softwood Lumber Tariffs by 10 Per Cent
Softwood lumber exporters in New Brunswick will face lower U.S. tariffs after a recent review reduced duties from about 45 per cent to nearly 35 […]
U.S. Food Importer Sues Trump Over Tariffs on Canadian Goods
A U.S. food importer is suing the Trump administration over tariffs on Canadian goods, arguing President Donald Trump has exceeded his legal authority. New Jersey-based […]
Quebec’s Maple Syrup Reserve Runs Dry as Demand Surges
Quebec’s strategic maple syrup reserve has been depleted amid rising demand, raising concerns that producers could lose customers if poor weather reduces future harvests. Luc […]
Alberta Separatists Shift Focus to Smith and UCP After Decisive Defeat
Alberta’s separatist movement is turning its attention to Premier Danielle Smith and her governing United Conservative Party (UCP) after a decisive defeat in Tuesday’s referendum […]