iGaming
The Regulating the Game 2027 conference will feature officials from Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Canada and the UK.
By Claire Beaumont · October 12, 2026
Tech
The Edmonton company is building shoebox-sized hardware units for defence and infrastructure, moving away from room-sized lab setups.
By Théo Gagné · October 12, 2026
Money
The ambassador says France can help Canada build its defence base, even as Europe pushes for an autonomous arms industry.
By Nadia Rahman · October 12, 2026
Money
A new index shows Alberta requires licences for 73 job categories, more than any other province, raising questions about the need for such rules.
By Nadia Rahman · October 12, 2026
Business
The company's CEO says U.S. President Donald Trump's comments helped drive the decision, which meant walking away from a major funding opportunity.
By Owen Fitzgerald · October 12, 2026
Business
A recent poll shows more than 64 per cent of U.S. adults say the president has gone too far with his latest tariffs.
By Owen Fitzgerald · October 11, 2026
Tech
Policy favouring tall towers over diverse, street-level communities could scar Canada's housing landscape for generations.
By Théo Gagné · October 11, 2026
Business
Aziz, 25, purchased a $710,000 house in Windsor using savings from his teenage side business reselling digital collectibles.
By Owen Fitzgerald · October 11, 2026
iGaming
The deal would see CIRSA absorbed into Lottomatica, with the combined company to be headquartered in Rome.
By Claire Beaumont · October 11, 2026
Business
The Dartmouth-based company has installed its high-tech machines at Dodger Stadium and the Denver Broncos' home field, with more venues in talks.
By Owen Fitzgerald · October 11, 2026
Business
The changes follow a sexual assault during a robbery and a union survey showing most workers feel unsafe.
By Owen Fitzgerald · October 11, 2026
Work
The losses mark a second consecutive month of declines and come amid a trade dispute with the U.S.
By Claire Beaumont · October 10, 2026