Tech
A crunch in diesel supply is driving broader price increases, with economists warning it could force central banks to hike rates.
By Théo Gagné · October 6, 2026
Business
The combined company will serve six million customers across Canada, the U.S. and international markets.
By Owen Fitzgerald · October 6, 2026
Tech
More than 100 businesses and executives want the government to broaden a founders' tax break and allow gains to be deferred when reinvested.
By Théo Gagné · October 6, 2026
Business
High demand from food manufacturers and new U.S. tariffs are pushing whey protein costs to record highs.
By Owen Fitzgerald · October 6, 2026
Business
The firm now forecasts a 25-basis-point increase in December, citing bond market demands for credible policy on inflation.
By Owen Fitzgerald · October 5, 2026
Arts & Books
The Marvel blockbuster's recent re-release pushed its global total to $2.9255 billion US, narrowly surpassing Avatar.
By Sophie Leblanc · October 5, 2026
Business
The Canadian fertilizer giant cites ongoing natural gas supply constraints and uncertainty in Trinidad and Tobago.
By Owen Fitzgerald · October 5, 2026
iGaming
Industry leaders at the event criticised President Lula's recent prohibition and discussed prediction markets and social media's role in illegal gambling.
By Claire Beaumont · October 5, 2026
Business
A new federal fund aims to attract billions in private capital to support Canadian innovation, as foreign investors dominate growth funding.
By Owen Fitzgerald · October 5, 2026
Work
A growing number of young people are working multiple jobs as youth unemployment rises and AI threatens entry-level roles.
By Claire Beaumont · October 5, 2026
Money
A certified financial planner outlines the household income required to qualify for and comfortably afford homes at three price points.
By Nadia Rahman · October 5, 2026
Work
A Toronto executive says leaders should be more intentional with their language in emails and chats to improve employee experience.
By Claire Beaumont · October 4, 2026