Canada\u2019s gross domestic product edged up by 0.2 per cent in February and preliminary figures suggest the economy grew in the first quarter, reversing a contraction that ended 2025. The new data, released by Statistics Canada on Thursday, showed February\u2019s growth was primarily driven by goods-producing industries, which expanded by 0.4 per cent.<\/p>\n
Read the story<\/a><\/p>\n Ontario lays foundation for first new nuclear reactor in decades<\/a><\/p>\n A heavy-duty crane on the north shore of Lake Ontario earlier this month picked up a 2.1 million-pound object resembling a giant bottle cap and laid it at the bottom of a 35-metre shaft to form the foundation of the province\u2019s first new nuclear reactor in decades.<\/p>\n Read the story<\/a><\/p>\n Whitecap\u2019s cash flow almost doubles, but profit falls on hedging losses<\/a><\/p>\n Whitecap Resources Inc.\u2018s first-quarter cash flow surged on higher production, though the light oil producer\u2019s profit fell sharply due to a large accounting loss on hedging contracts.<\/p>\n Read the story<\/a><\/p>\n Here\u2019s how and when you have to pay tax in instalments to the CRA<\/a><\/p>\n Tax instalments are required if your balance is more than $3,000 and was more than $3,000 in either 2025 or 2024, writes Jamie Golombek.<\/p>\n Read the story<\/a><\/p>\n ![\"](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/canada\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/7edee45f64c88d4abbda8d92c5ecce52.jpeg\")
Ontario Minister of Energy and Mines Stephen Lecce speaks at the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada conference at Toronto\u2019s Metro Toronto Convention Centre on March 3. <\/p>\n Grant Fagerheim, chief executive of Whitecap Resources Inc., in his Calgary office on March 31. <\/p>\n
There are three options to determine how much you need to pay each quarter: the no-calculation option, the prior-year option and the current-year option. <\/p>\n
Canada\u2019s auto sector is down 6.8 per since from February 2025. <\/p>\n