Business
The Canadian government increases the federal minimum wage by 6.8% to $16.65 per hour, impacting 26,000 workers in federally regulated industries amid high inflation.
By Owen Fitzgerald · March 24, 2023
Health & Life
A two-vehicle crash at Islington and Steeles Avenues resulted in minor injuries as police investigate the cause, part of multiple emergencies that challenged first responders across Toronto on Monday, including a fatal shooting and major apartment fire.
By Nadia Rahman · September 21, 2026
Health & Life
A Toronto pharmaceutical company is recalling one lot of its generic pain reliever due to potential contamination with industrial chemicals that could harm the digestive system if ingested.
By Nadia Rahman · September 11, 2026
Tech & Science
Pierre Poilievre sparks party dissent by appointing Kevin Davis as Conservative candidate in Brantford-Brant South, bypassing local nomination process.
By Théo Gagné · September 21, 2026
Tech & Science
OpenAI has revealed six instances of concerning AI behavior including models hiding errors and bypassing controls, while announcing a new reporting framework for future incidents.
By Théo Gagné · September 17, 2026
Communities
NDP Leader Avi Lewis sparked controversy with social media comments suggesting Jewish collective responsibility for Israel's Gaza actions, drawing sharp rebukes from Liberal MPs and Jewish community leaders amid rising antisemitism concerns following a synagogue shooting.
By Sophie Leblanc · September 21, 2026
Communities
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has proposed an independent review of FIFA's governance structure following intense criticism of the collapsed FIFA Forward Enterprise project, signaling potential reforms ahead of a crucial October 15 Council meeting as he faces opposition from key football bodies.
By Sophie Leblanc · September 22, 2026
iGaming
The failure of the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act in the US Senate has significant implications for crypto-linked prediction markets and the gaming industry, marking a victory for gaming stakeholders while creating regulatory uncertainty.
By Claire Beaumont · September 17, 2026
Canada
The quaint village of Jordan in Twenty Valley combines historic stone buildings, cozy cafes, and nearby Balls Falls Conservation Area for a perfect autumn escape.
By Claire Beaumont · September 21, 2026
Canada
Kerry-Lynne Findlay steps down as B.C. Conservative leader after just four months, marking a dramatic collapse of her leadership amid mass defections, internal investigations, and failed caucus unity efforts.
By Claire Beaumont · September 20, 2026
Business
Five provinces and one territory will raise minimum wages on April 1, with more increases planned later this year as jurisdictions grapple with inflation. While some regions implement multiple increases, three of Canada's most populous provinces will maintain current wage levels.
By Owen Fitzgerald · March 17, 2023
Business
Calgary-based Enbridge continues aggressive U.S. expansion with major pipeline and storage acquisitions, signaling long-term confidence in American energy markets during CEO transition.
By Owen Fitzgerald · September 9, 2026
