Money
The budget includes a new Canada Creative Credit for artists and measures to reduce tax paperwork for many Canadians.
By Nadia Rahman · November 10, 2026
Business
The company's board is conducting an independent investigation after Huang admitted to an affair with a tech executive.
By Owen Fitzgerald · November 10, 2026
Work
The union says the proposal would rob workers of their right to strike and undermine free collective bargaining.
By Claire Beaumont · November 10, 2026
Money
The one-time measure could push total permanent resident admissions in 2027 to more than 650,000 people.
By Nadia Rahman · November 10, 2026
Work
The automakers are moving ahead with investments in hybrid and truck production while facing 25 percent U.S. tariffs on vehicles made in Canada.
By Claire Beaumont · November 9, 2026
Business
The deal gives the pension fund manager joint ownership with Brookfield of the home services company.
By Owen Fitzgerald · November 9, 2026
Work
Reports find nearly half of workers in Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador earn less than the hourly rate needed for basic expenses.
By Claire Beaumont · November 9, 2026
iGaming
The deal gives Ontario operators access to Evoplay's slots and instant games via St8's platform of over 21,000 titles.
By Claire Beaumont · November 9, 2026
Tech
A professor suggests the prime minister could follow the example of Peter the Great to signal a new era for the country.
By Théo Gagné · November 9, 2026
Tech
The system, called the real-time rail, will allow money to be sent instantly at any time, with eight financial institutions joining the initial phase.
By Théo Gagné · November 9, 2026
Business
The Lindsay, Ont., company says the 50 percent tariffs are forcing it and its suppliers to absorb the cost.
By Owen Fitzgerald · November 9, 2026
Work
The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario starts its strike vote Monday, with four other major unions holding votes this month.
By Claire Beaumont · November 9, 2026