Operations continue at a reduced capacity as United Steelworkers Local 7619 walks out.
Operations continue at a reduced capacity as United Steelworkers Local 7619 walks out.
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A recent controversy over a Quebec author's novel has renewed focus on the publishing industry's struggle to verify AI use.
Tech
The funding for Rio Tinto and Alouette facilities is a first step to strengthen the domestic supply chain, Industry Minister Mélanie Joly said.
Money
The lawsuit alleges the companies used a data platform to coordinate price hikes for frozen potato products.
Work
Eight union locals say the government has shown no movement on addressing staffing shortages, wages and workplace violence.
Work
A union representative says tough jobs at a Cargill plant rely on immigrant workers who now fear paying for services.
iGaming
The one-year extension covers Ontario and Alberta, with a focus on game integrity and responsible gambling initiatives.
Business
The prime minister said the AtkinsRéalis bid to supply Candu reactors has improved prospects after a new strategic partnership.
Business
A senior economist says meeting the government's 2027 immigration targets could put more pressure on the real estate market.
Money
The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada says unclear fees and barriers to switching banks disproportionately affect lower-income consumers.
Money
The agreement provides Zuckerberg with non-voting shares to sell for a potential tax bill if a ballot measure passes.
Arts & Books
Les Éditions du Boréal says metadata analysis indicates Thélyson Orélien used artificial intelligence to write his award-nominated debut novel.
Tech
Publishers are concerned the changes could allow content scraping for AI training despite Meta blocking news in Canada.