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
Business
U.S. importers and Canadian producers say a 50 percent tariff is jeopardizing a recent surge in American demand for award-winning Canadian cheeses.
By Owen Fitzgerald · November 8, 2026
Business
An industry survey links 16 drug launch cancellations to the U.S. most-favoured-nation policy, while Canadian review activity increases.
By Owen Fitzgerald · November 8, 2026
Arts & Books
The Ontario city features an outdoor skating rink, over a dozen Christmas markets and limestone buildings that evoke a European feel.
By Sophie Leblanc · November 8, 2026
iGaming
The AI system analyzed slang and emojis in Telegram messages to identify betting groups across 39 provinces.
By Claire Beaumont · November 8, 2026
Tech
Demonstrators voiced concerns about environmental impact, transparency and the diversion of public funds from other priorities.
By Théo Gagné · November 8, 2026
Tech
CEO Elon Musk said the move will free up factory space for the company's planned Cybercab robotaxi.
By Théo Gagné · November 8, 2026
Money
The budget's financial tools aim to increase domestic AI processing power as U.S. tech firms expand their data centre footprint in Canada.
By Nadia Rahman · November 8, 2026
Arts & Books
The rapper said venues that had initially offered dates withdrew them once they learned the shows were benefit concerts.
By Sophie Leblanc · November 8, 2026
Money
The cash-and-stock deal is one of the largest acquisitions in Canadian technology history.
By Nadia Rahman · November 7, 2026
Work
The loss follows steep declines in August and September, with private sector employment falling for the first time since February.
By Claire Beaumont · November 7, 2026
Money
The change would allow Canadians to keep their RRSPs past age 71 and simplify transfers to a spouse after death.
By Nadia Rahman · November 7, 2026