REGINA — Saskatchewan is getting about $700 million as part of a settlement that will see three big tobacco companies pay out billions in compensation
An eyewitness said the gondola cabin at Kicking Horse Mountain in Golden, B.C., fell about three metres.
Police say five men from the Greater Toronto Area have been charged in an investigation into commercial break-ins that saw hundreds of thousands of dollars
TORONTO — The restructuring process Hudson’s Bay kicked off Friday will likely see Canada’s oldest company shrink as it works to stay alive. According to
In May 2023, areas along the Bonavista Peninsula were taken over by Apple TV crews to create the run-down town of Salt’s Neck for the television show Severance. Edith Samson, executive director of the Sir William Ford Coaker Heritage Foundation, helped crews find locations and was there during the filming process.
Three former Conservative MLAs say the party has caved to political pressure while some remaining party members have applauded the departure, with MLA Linda Hepner saying they hosted ‘extreme right wing views.’
TORONTO — RBC says it has laid off some employees as part of its “growth strategy.” Canada’s largest bank says the cuts come amid changes
An African Nova Scotian RCMP staff sergeant who created anti-racism workshops for his employer says he was removed from his position after he raised concerns about intellectual property rights when the initiative he headed was going to be expanded.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is using some of his final hours in office to call for a drastic and controversial shakeup to one of the
TORONTO — There had been warning signs for months. There were the reports of dangerous flu-like symptoms in Asia. News of the lockdown that kept
Since catching COVID-19 in 2022, Nathanael Rafinejad, 29, can’t stand longer than a few seconds at a time and has relied on a wheelchair. They are one of thousands of Quebecers with long COVID, a chronic condition that can prevent once healthy, active people from functioning as they once did.
The gift card industry is estimated to be worth more than $11 billion dollars in Canada, and itâs growing. But critics say thereâs little oversight when things go wrong, setting up consumers to become the victims of possible international fraud.
