March 2026

Family-owned Coke Canada Bottling investing to grow in Ottawa-Gatineau

Leave a Comment / Finance / By Theo Lawson

Coke Canada Bottling Expands with Major Ottawa-Gatineau Investment For decades, the iconic red and white logo has been a fixture in communities across the country. But behind the familiar brands is a story of local investment, family ownership, and strategic growth. That story is now entering an exciting new chapter in the National Capital Region. […]

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Your Money: how to buy Canadian without breaking the bank | Watch News Videos Online

Leave a Comment / Breaking / By Adrian Sutton

How to Support Canadian Businesses on a Smart Budget In today’s economy, every dollar counts. Many of us want to make choices that support our local communities and national economy, but the perception is that “buying Canadian” often comes with a higher price tag. The good news? You can align your values with your budget.

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Air Canada Heeds U.S. Travel Boycott And Treats Canadians To 11 New Snowbirds Routes

Leave a Comment / Travel / By Jenna Kessler

Air Canada Expands with 11 New Sun Routes to Latin America As the demand for winter sun and vibrant cultural escapes continues to soar, Air Canada is making a bold and strategic move to connect Canadians with some of the most sought-after destinations in Latin America. The airline has announced a significant network expansion, unveiling

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B.C. man named one of Canada’s favourite crossing guards

Leave a Comment / Breaking / By Adrian Sutton

Meet Canada’s Favourite Crossing Guard from British Columbia In a world that often feels rushed and impersonal, a beacon of community spirit shines brightly at a school crossing in British Columbia. Recently, a heartwarming story emerged, celebrating a local hero whose simple, consistent acts of kindness have captured the hearts of a nation. A dedicated

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Armenian, Canadian officials discuss political dialogue

Leave a Comment / Politics / By Riley Thorne

A New Chapter in Armenia-Canada Relations: Deepening Ties and Strategic Dialogue The relationship between Armenia and Canada, two nations connected by a vibrant diaspora and shared democratic values, is entering a period of significant growth. Recent high-level diplomatic engagements signal a mutual desire to elevate the partnership beyond traditional ties, focusing on enhanced political dialogue,

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Racialized immigrants less likely to ‘thrive,’ despite Canada’s high life satisfaction

Leave a Comment / Lifestyle / By Morgan Whitmore

The Hidden Gap in Canadian Immigrant Life Satisfaction and Success Canada is globally celebrated as a beacon of multiculturalism and opportunity. Year after year, it ranks among the top countries for quality of life, drawing hundreds of thousands of immigrants with the promise of a better, more prosperous future. The overall narrative is one of

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‘Liberals fear backlash’: Bloc says Liberals stalling debate on removing religious defences in hate speech laws

Leave a Comment / Politics / By Riley Thorne

Canada’s Liberals Stall Debate on Religious Hate Speech Defences In the charged arena of Canadian politics, a critical debate over the balance between religious freedom and protection from hate speech has hit a significant roadblock. Accusations are flying in Ottawa that the governing Liberal Party is deliberately stalling parliamentary progress on a bill aimed at

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Potential Air Transat pilot strike looming over upcoming holiday travel season

Leave a Comment / Travel / By Jenna Kessler

Air Transat Pilot Strike Threatens Holiday Travel Plans in Canada As the festive season approaches, a cloud of uncertainty hangs over the travel plans of thousands of Canadians. Pilots at Air Transat, one of the country’s leading leisure airlines, have voted overwhelmingly in favor of a strike mandate, setting the stage for potential disruptions during

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Stock news for investors: Fourth-quarter earnings roll in from Canada’s big banks

Leave a Comment / Business / By Elara Hale

A Deep Dive Into Canada’s Big Banks Q4 Earnings Results The curtain has closed on another fiscal year for Canada’s financial titans. The fourth-quarter earnings season for the Big Six banks—Royal Bank of Canada (RY), Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD), Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS), Bank of Montreal (BMO), Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CM), and National

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India, Canada discuss contours of trade pact

Leave a Comment / Business / By Elara Hale

India and Canada Advance Trade Agreement Talks for Economic Growth The global economic landscape is witnessing a significant realignment, and at the heart of this shift are strategic partnerships being forged across continents. One of the most promising dialogues currently underway is between India and Canada. Recent high-level discussions have injected fresh momentum into negotiations

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