Work
More than 250,000 people protested in nearly 70 towns and cities, with unions demanding higher wages and better public services.
By Claire Beaumont · November 5, 2026
Work
The layoffs affect 47 per cent of the company's Canadian workforce and are expected to last about 90 days.
By Claire Beaumont · November 4, 2026
Money
The company is responding to higher costs for fuel, feed, freight, packaging and poultry, its CEO said.
By Nadia Rahman · November 4, 2026
Money
The Liberal government's budget will show how global energy prices and summer spending pledges have affected federal finances.
By Nadia Rahman · November 4, 2026
iGaming
The increase coincided with the start of the NFL season and came as active player accounts hit a record high.
By Claire Beaumont · November 4, 2026
Tech
The feature lets users buy items from Lululemon, Shoppers Drug Mart and others directly through the AI chatbot.
By Théo Gagné · November 4, 2026
Tech
The new feature lets users buy items through the Gemini chatbot or search engine, using payment details saved in Google Wallet.
By Théo Gagné · November 4, 2026
Business
The Democrats' control of Congress raises the odds of oversight on key industries but leaves Trump's tariffs on Canada in place.
By Owen Fitzgerald · November 4, 2026
Business
Business owners say rising costs and U.S. tariffs are squeezing margins ahead of the federal budget.
By Owen Fitzgerald · November 4, 2026
Tech
Tiff Macklem told a parliamentary committee he only comments on fiscal policy when spending is unsustainable or works against inflation control.
By Théo Gagné · November 3, 2026
Business
The deal follows recent foreign takeovers of Canadian defence technology companies.
By Owen Fitzgerald · November 3, 2026
Business
The company's revenue grew 32 percent to US$3.74 billion but fell just short of Wall Street expectations.
By Owen Fitzgerald · November 3, 2026