Lightspeed to Pay $11M to Settle Quebec Class-Action Lawsuit
Editor Lightspeed Commerce Inc. has agreed to pay $11 million to settle a Quebec class-action lawsuit alleging the company…
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Boat Lands on Highway in Crash North of Toronto
Morning commuters on Highway 400 were met with an unusual sight Wednesday after a small boat ended up…
Federal NDP Launches Leadership Race Ahead of March Convention
The federal New Democratic Party (NDP) has officially opened its leadership race, giving prospective candidates seven months to…
Canadian Medical Associations ‘Relieved’ as Accreditation Splits from U.S.
Canadian medical associations are welcoming the country’s first academic year under a new, fully independent accreditation system for…
Alberta Rewriting Book Ban Order to Protect ‘Classics of Literature,’ Smith Says
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says her government is revising its controversial directive on book bans in schools to…
AI Chatbots Redefine Online Threats as Ottawa Reviews Harms Legislation
Canada’s federal government is taking a fresh look at its online harms legislation as artificial intelligence chatbots emerge…
Trump Seeks Swift Supreme Court Ruling on Tariffs
Washington, D.C. — U.S. President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that he will petition the Supreme Court for an…
Peel Police Warn Parents: Back-to-School Posts Can Put Kids at Risk
As thousands of students head back to class in Mississauga and Brampton this week, Peel Regional Police are…
GTA Faces a “Youthcession” as Summer Jobs Dry Up for Young Workers
Youth unemployment in the Greater Toronto Area has surged to its worst levels in years, with this summer…
Six Months In: Canadians Split on Mark Carney’s Performance as Prime Minister
Mark Carney is approaching six months in office as Canada’s 24th prime minister, and Canadians are divided on…