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• Flair Airlines reroutes strategy to lure corporate travellers — without a business class

  CEO Maciej Wilk said Flair Airlines is attempting a strategic shift away from a pure-play budget airline and toward what he dubbed a 'value carrier.'

  Consumer

  Jan 16
• Will more Chinese EVs be a ‘self-inflicted wound’ for Canada’s auto sector?

  In a post on X, Ontario Premier Doug Ford called the deal 'lopsided' and warned it risks closing the door to the U.S. market for Canadian automakers and could lead to job losses.

  Economy

  Jan 16
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• WestJet will reverse cramped seat configuration after widespread backlash

  The airline said select flights that were recently reconfigured with the new seating arrangement will be changed again to remove the extra row of seats.

  Consumer

  Jan 16
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• Manitoba freezes price of 1-litre milk cartons, weighs caps on larger containers

  Manitoba is freezing the price of one-litre milk for the year and is considering price caps on larger containers as the province reviews grocery affordability.

  Consumer

  Jan 15
• Calgary police charge 2 teens in Facebook Marketplace robberies

  Calgary police have charged two teens accused of being involved in a pair of recent Facebook Marketplace transactions that the victims allege turned violent.

  Crime

  Jan 15
• Angry over cramped WestJet seats? How backlash shows a regulation gap

  The airline has said its reconfigured cabins underwent 'an extensive safety and certification process' and were signed off by Transport Canada.

  Consumer

  Jan 15
• Amazon customer fights for reimbursement after delivery truck damages fence

  The Chilliwack, B.C. resident says in May 2025, an Amazon delivery truck backed onto her front lawn and uprooted her fence posts, causing a section of the structure to collapse.

  Consumer

  Jan 14
• Business groups urge Alberta government to scrap new wine tax

  Business groups in Alberta are calling on the province to repeal a new tax on wine saying it undermines the progress being made on reducing interprovincial trade barriers.

  Consumer

  Jan 14
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• No Name brand beef burgers recalled across Canada for E. coli risk

  Some No Name brand beef burgers are being recalled in Canada for a risk of E. coli contamination, which food regulators say may make people sick.

  Health

  Jan 13
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• Winnipegger pushes to ban 3rd-party obituary sites

  Van Ameyde believes the purchase options are misleading, as families are not notified of their loved one’s Echovita posting when it goes up.

  Consumer

  Jan 12