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Gas savings push today: BJ’s extends hours and slashes fuel prices
Warehouse clubs are cutting gas prices and extending hours, offering up to 20¢ savings per gallon. The strategy could reshape how Canadians shop and fuel up.
UAE to Leave OPEC May 1 — Oil Market Faces New Pressure
The UAE’s decision to exit OPEC could shake global oil markets and influence gas prices in Canada. Here’s what it means and what to expect next.
Why is Rogers offering buyouts to half its workforce?
Telecom giant Rogers Communications has launched a massive voluntary departure program targeting roughly 10,000 employees. The move comes as the company faces mounting financial pressure and seeks to streamline operations following its Shaw merger.
Canada holds firm on U.S. liquor ban as trade tensions deepen
Canada ties its U.S. liquor ban to tariff disputes, with provinces refusing to back down as trade tensions intensify.
38 Years Old: The New Normal for First-Time Homebuyers
The age of the average first-time homebuyer has hit a record high of 38, as older millennials increasingly mirror Boomer buying habits to secure property in a competitive market.
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Telus Shares Hit 52-Week Low as Bay Street Cools on Telecom Giant
Vancouver-based Telus Corp is navigating choppy waters as its share price touched a new annual low, sparking a wave of analyst downgrades across major Canadian financial institutions.
Energy Crisis: Oil Scarcity Hits Breaking Point Amid Iran Conflict
Global energy markets are bracing for a supply shock worse than the 1970s as conflict with Iran brings the world days away from actual oil shortages.
Fueling Anxiety: Why Crude is Volatile as Trump Targets Iranian Power Grid
Oil prices hit a peak of $118 per barrel following threats against Iran's power infrastructure, sparking fears of a global energy crisis and a potential surge toward $200 crude.
Stock Markets Closed for Good Friday — Exchanges Dark While Banks Stay Open
The NYSE and Nasdaq are closed today for Good Friday, April 3, 2026. While trading is paused, banks and mail services remain operational for the holiday weekend.
Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau to Retire Following Language Backlash
Michael Rousseau will step down as Air Canada CEO by the third quarter of 2026 after intense criticism over his English-only response to a tragic plane crash.
12 tonnes of KitKat bars vanish in Europe — cargo theft hits sweet industry
A massive theft of KitKat bars in Europe reveals a growing trend in cargo crime — and why it could impact global prices and supply chains.
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