Tech
Experts warn easy-to-use AI tools make it harder for guests to know if rental photos reflect reality.
By Théo Gagné · October 10, 2026
Money
Six provinces and territories want the federal government to expand tax credits to cover costly feasibility studies for mining projects.
By Nadia Rahman · October 10, 2026
Work
The province's employment has fallen by 130,000 since January, with Montreal seeing a significant increase in unemployed workers.
By Claire Beaumont · October 9, 2026
Work
The unemployment rate rose to 6.5 per cent, with the largest losses in the public sector as the government cut international student permits.
By Claire Beaumont · October 9, 2026
Tech
The unemployment rate rose to 6.5 percent, with public sector job losses continuing a trend seen throughout the year.
By Théo Gagné · October 9, 2026
iGaming
The deals involve tribes in California and Oklahoma and have drawn criticism from established tribal gaming organizations.
By Claire Beaumont · October 9, 2026
Business
Three companies are developing launch vehicles with government support, aiming to end Canada's reliance on foreign rockets by 2028 or 2032.
By Owen Fitzgerald · October 9, 2026
Money
Experts warn rising diesel costs due to global energy shocks will increase transportation costs for food.
By Nadia Rahman · October 9, 2026
Money
The government's focus is on moderating levels and reducing the temporary resident population, which has barely budged.
By Nadia Rahman · October 9, 2026
Business
The hearing concerns a proposed new electricity rate for large data centres that would double their current costs.
By Owen Fitzgerald · October 9, 2026
Business
The media company's restructuring reduces debt by over $500 million and sees its old shares delisted from the TSX next week.
By Owen Fitzgerald · October 8, 2026
Business
The founder of Jarislowsky Fraser was an outspoken advocate for shareholder rights and a major philanthropist.
By Owen Fitzgerald · October 8, 2026