Work
The federal government is raising the cap on foreign workers for some employers and extending the validity of work permits.
By Claire Beaumont · November 7, 2026
Work
The labour market shed 4,700 jobs in October, with private sector employment falling for the first time since February.
By Claire Beaumont · November 6, 2026
Tech
Catherine Loubier spoke at a Montreal energy conference after the U.S. midterm elections.
By Théo Gagné · November 6, 2026
Tech
The telecom giant plans to divest non-core assets and invest in digital infrastructure after reporting a quarterly loss.
By Théo Gagné · November 6, 2026
iGaming
The regulator's survey found 2.5% of recent online gamblers used such sites in the previous four weeks.
By Claire Beaumont · November 6, 2026
Business
Laurentian Bank's 55 Quebec branches closed Friday as customer accounts began migrating to National Bank following a completed acquisition.
By Owen Fitzgerald · November 6, 2026
Business
The government will change the law governing the banking regulator to include a secondary competition objective.
By Owen Fitzgerald · November 6, 2026
Money
The federal budget commits $11.2 billion over four years and $17.8 billion over 10 years to create supportive housing and health services.
By Nadia Rahman · November 6, 2026
Arts & Books
The Canadian rock band will perform five shows at the high-tech venue shortly after its current world tour ends.
By Sophie Leblanc · November 5, 2026
Tech
The fintech firm will also launch its own AI assistant, Penny, to help clients manage money and trading tasks.
By Théo Gagné · November 5, 2026
Arts & Books
The singer gave the pope a copy of his autobiography and received a rosary during the brief private meeting.
By Sophie Leblanc · November 5, 2026
iGaming
The province is watching other jurisdictions as data shows millions in revenue flows to unregulated offshore sites.
By Claire Beaumont · November 5, 2026