Business
The head of the National Airlines Council of Canada says the government must ensure any privatization does not raise costs for travellers.
By Owen Fitzgerald · October 8, 2026
Arts & Books
The Swedish Academy cited her bold and inventive body of work that creates new forms for contemporary literature.
By Sophie Leblanc · October 8, 2026
Business
A new report says producers are focusing on short-cycle projects, viewing high prices as temporary and uncertain.
By Owen Fitzgerald · October 8, 2026
Arts & Books
Spending on Visa cards during the Toronto film festival was about 40% higher on average for international visitors than for domestic cardholders.
By Sophie Leblanc · October 8, 2026
Tech
Companies including Alphabet, Amazon and Nvidia are tapping debt markets and equity sales to fund massive investments in artificial intelligence.
By Théo Gagné · October 7, 2026
Tech
The best five-year guaranteed investment certificate rate has climbed to 4.5 percent, while top savings accounts offer 3 percent.
By Théo Gagné · October 7, 2026
Work
The company alleges the striking longshore union has not made every reasonable effort to reach a new collective agreement.
By Claire Beaumont · October 7, 2026
Work
Lesley Davidson says hands-on volunteer work helps develop empathy, collaboration and leadership in employees.
By Claire Beaumont · October 7, 2026
iGaming
The appointment follows his interim tenure, during which he oversaw the company's entry into the Philippines and Alberta.
By Claire Beaumont · October 7, 2026
Tech
A new report says the country must co-ordinate supply chains and labour to avoid repeating the costly delays of the last oil sands boom.
By Théo Gagné · October 7, 2026
Money
Some recipients say the quarterly payments are a welcome but insufficient help as food and other household costs rise.
By Nadia Rahman · October 7, 2026
Money
The campaign argues people should choose care based on clinical fit, not just what they can afford.
By Nadia Rahman · October 7, 2026