iGaming
The off-Strip property stopped selling alcohol on Friday, echoing a similar suspension last October.
By Claire Beaumont · October 25, 2026
Business
Per Bank says the grocer now has over 75 small-format stores and is targeting communities with as few as 4,000 people.
By Owen Fitzgerald · October 25, 2026
Money
The grocer is offering two years of free credit monitoring and says the extent of leaked information varies by customer.
By Nadia Rahman · October 25, 2026
Tech
A new survey finds 16 percent of U.S. and U.K. workers say they were replaced by AI and later asked to return.
By Théo Gagné · October 25, 2026
Business
The reversal comes as polls show Americans rejecting tariff policies and early Democratic voting outpaces Republicans in key states.
By Owen Fitzgerald · October 25, 2026
Business
Operations continue at a reduced capacity as United Steelworkers Local 7619 walks out.
By Owen Fitzgerald · October 24, 2026
Arts & Books
The chain's annual list of 10 Guaranteed Reads includes four Canadian authors, with Michelle Good's Eliza Sunshine in second place.
By Sophie Leblanc · October 24, 2026
Arts & Books
The Palme d'Or-winning film explores a family's clash with Norway's child-care system without telling viewers who is right.
By Sophie Leblanc · October 24, 2026
iGaming
The owner of William Hill, 888 and Mr Green said the closure of 270 betting shops shows the impact of higher industry taxation.
By Claire Beaumont · October 24, 2026
Tech
A recent controversy over a Quebec author's novel has renewed focus on the publishing industry's struggle to verify AI use.
By Théo Gagné · October 24, 2026
Tech
The funding for Rio Tinto and Alouette facilities is a first step to strengthen the domestic supply chain, Industry Minister Mélanie Joly said.
By Théo Gagné · October 24, 2026
Money
The lawsuit alleges the companies used a data platform to coordinate price hikes for frozen potato products.
By Nadia Rahman · October 23, 2026