National·7h ago
Carney announces plan to double electricity grid capacity by 2050
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a plan to double Canada's electricity grid capacity by 2050 as part of the new National Electricity Strategy. The government will engage in consultations with provinces, Indigenous peoples, and utility sectors over the coming months to discuss financing and labor needs for this initiative.
National Post
Local·3h ago
Onex Confirms Election of Directors
“His extensive knowledge of the insurance industry will be especially valuable to Onex, and I am confident that his expertise will contribute meaningfully to our continued success.” “On behalf of the board, I also want to express our gratitude to Rob Prichard for his 32 years of service as a director. TORONTO, May 14, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Onex Corporation (“Onex”) (TSX: ONEX) confirms all nominees set forth in the management information circular for its May 14, 2026, Annual Meeting of Shareholders have been elected as directors of the Company. In total, Onex has approximately $59.2 billion.
Financial Post
National·7h ago
U.K. health secretary resigns as race to oust PM Starmer heats up
Wes Streeting has resigned as the U.K. health secretary, marking the first departure from Prime Minister Keir Starmer's Cabinet. This resignation is seen as a potential signal for a leadership challenge against Starmer, who is under increasing pressure from within the Labour Party following poor election results.
Globe and Mail · The Hindu International
National·4h ago
Coffee chain Dunkin' to relaunch in Canada
The coffee chain Dunkin' is relaunching in Canada after shuttering all of its locations north of the border closed. It’s a comeback that's been brewing for nearly 10 years.
Globe and Mail
Region·11h ago
Falling support for Doug Ford and Ontario PCs as appetite grows for political alternatives: poll
A recent poll indicates that while the Progressive Conservatives lead with 39% support, the Liberal Party is gaining ground with 34%. Approximately half of Ontarians report a worsening impression of Premier Doug Ford, and 56% believe the province is moving in the wrong direction.
National Post
