74 Rent-Controlled Homes Break Ground Near Trinity Bellwoods
Construction has started on 74 rent-controlled homes at Dundas and Ossington, including at least 17 affordable homes and family-sized units.
Business
Welcome to the Business section, where we keep a pulse on the trends and money moves shaping our world—from the skyscrapers of Bay Street to the global markets. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a side-hustler, or just curious about where the economy is headed, this is your go-to for news that actually makes sense.
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A Massive Jeep Cherokee PTU Recall Just Hit Canada Over Sudden Rollaway Risks
A massive safety defect has triggered a Jeep Cherokee PTU Recall for over 20,000 vehicles in Canada and 61,000 in the U.S. Affecting 2019–2023 models, this faulty component can cause sudden power loss or allow parked SUVs to roll away. Here is how to check if your Jeep is affected and the steps you must take immediately.
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Iconic Canadian Retailer Warehouse One Is Closing All 128 Stores Including Bootlegger
A Canadian mall staple is disappearing. Warehouse One closing all stores—including all Bootlegger locations—means 128 storefronts and nearly 1,000 jobs will vanish across the country. Facing a “liquidity crisis” and a $15 million loss, the denim giant has entered creditor protection. From the urgent May 13 deadline to redeem gift cards to the massive liquidation sales hitting your local mall, here is the essential breakdown of this retail collapse.
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Shell Snaps Up Canadian Energy Heavyweight ARC Resources in Massive $22 Billion Deal
Shell acquires ARC Resources for $22B to dominate the Montney basin. See the shareholder payout and how this reshapes Canada’s energy sector now.
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Huge Hyundai Family Recall Hits Genesis GV80 And Kia Minivans Over Fire Risks
Over 235,000 vehicles, including the Kia Carnival and Genesis GV80, are being recalled for fire risks. Check if your family car is on the list.
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Canada Post Community Mailboxes Will Soon Replace Door-To-Door Delivery For Thousands In Toronto
The era of doorstep mail delivery is officially drawing to a close for thousands of Toronto residents. Faced with a staggering $5 billion deficit, Canada Post has unveiled a five-year transformation plan that kicks off late this year in Etobicoke (M9V, M9W). From the financial pressures driving this $400 million survival strategy to the Delivery Accommodation Program for seniors, here is everything you need to know about the transition to community mailboxes in the GTA and beyond.
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Air Canada New Cabin Designs Bring Lie-Flat Luxury to the A321XLR
Air Canada is redefining long-haul comfort with its new A321XLR cabin designs. Debuting at the 2026 Aircraft Interiors Expo, the fleet features 14 lie-flat Aurora suites in business class and redesigned Meridian+ seats in economy. From 4K OLED screens to new direct routes to Europe, discover how Air Canada is bringing widebody luxury to the narrowbody market this summer.
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2026 Ford Recall for Windshield Wipers on Popular SUVs and Trucks
Is your Ford or Lincoln part of the massive 450,000-vehicle recall? A critical windshield wiper defect is causing arms to detach on popular models like the Expedition, Navigator, and Super Duty. Learn the signs of “insufficient attachment integrity,” how to check your VIN, and where to secure your free safety repair before the next storm hits.
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Canada Post Ending Home Delivery: Here’s What the 2026 Restructuring Means for You
Door-to-door delivery is being replaced by community mailboxes for 4 million Canadians. See the 2026 restructuring timeline and how it affects your neighborhood.
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The Forbes 2026 Billionaire List: Which Canadians and Torontonians Made the Cut?
The Forbes 2026 billionaire list just shattered expectations, with global wealth hitting a staggering $20.1 trillion. But how does Canada stack up? From crypto giant Changpeng Zhao to Shopify’s Tobi Lütke and MLSE’s Larry Tanenbaum, discover which 82 locals cracked the list of the richest Canadians and Toronto billionaires this year.
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Ontario Grocery Stores Easter Hours 2026: Open or Closed?
Avoid the empty parking lot. Find the full list of Ontario grocery stores Easter hours 2026 and last-minute shopping tips here.
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Toys ‘R’ Us Canada Stops Accepting Gift Cards: 2026 Creditor Protection Update
As of Feb 16, 2026, Toys ‘R’ Us Canada no longer accepts gift cards. Find out what this means for your money and which stores are closing next.
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Business · Canada · Employment · News · U.S.
Costco $20 Rule Update: Minimum Wage Increases to $21 Next Month
Costco is officially boosting its wage floor again. See how the March 2026 pay hike affects staff and stacks up against Walmart and Target.
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Is Air Miles Done? Everything You Need to Know About the New BMO Blue Rewards Program
Your Air Miles are converting to Blue Points. Here is the timeline for the switch and what you need to know about Shell leaving for Scene+ in March and May.
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Business · News · Real Estate · Toronto
Toronto Condo Market Frozen: Sales Hit 34-Year Low in Historic Crash
Investors have vanished and 28 projects are cancelled. Here is the data on the historic collapse of the GTA condo market.
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2026 · Business · Canada · News · Real Estate
Real Estate Funds Locked Down: What Canadian Investors Need to Know
From Romspen to Trez Capital, nearly 40% of the sector’s capital is gated. Here is why $30 billion is trapped and what it means for your retirement.
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Hyundai Kia Theft Vulnerability: $500M Settlement Reached
BREAKING: A landmark $500 million settlement has been announced to address the critical Hyundai Kia theft vulnerability. Following an investigation by 35 state attorneys general, the automakers will fund free zinc sleeve repairs and pay up to $4,500 in restitution to owners of 9 million exposed vehicles.
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2025 · Business · Downtown Toronto · Food · News · What's New?
Bestco Fresh Foods Opens First Downtown Toronto Store
Get ready, Toronto! Bestco Fresh Foods is now open at 102 Peter St. We’re talking a massive ramen wall, viral TikTok snacks, Jellycat plushies, and amazing opening deals. You have to see this place
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The Beer Store to Close 12 More Locations in Ontario by October
The Beer Store Announces 12 More Closures Across Ontario: Impact on Local Communities
og:description: The Beer Store is closing 12 locations across Ontario as part of its adaptation to new alcohol retail policies. Find out where and what it means for your local community.
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Ford F-150 Recalls: Over 100,000 Trucks in Canada and the U.S. Due to Axle Defect
Ford F-150 recalls have been issued for over 103,000 trucks across Canada and the U.S. due to a defective rear…
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China Hits Canadian Canola with 75.8% Tariff — What It Means for Farmers
China’s new 75.8% tariff on Canadian canola exports delivers a major hit to Western farmers. Find out what sparked the move, how much it’s costing farmers, and what it means for Canada’s trade future.
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2025 · Business · Canada · News · Transporation
Air Canada Flight Attendants Could Strike This Weekend: What You Need to Know
Air Canada and its flight attendants are at a standstill in negotiations. With a potential strike looming this weekend, here’s how it could affect your travel plans.
