Author: Harry Miller

On Sept. 27, 1918, Canadian troops crossed a dry stretch of the Canal du Nord in France, breaching the Hindenburg Line in one of the war’s costliest battles.

Toronto-based Tailscale and Windscribe joined 20-plus Canadian and European firms warning Bill C-22’s lawful-access rules could push tech firms out of Canada.

Ottawa is putting over $20M toward a new Innu-led addiction treatment centre in Labrador, a decade-long community ask still years from opening.

Edmonton finished the preseason 4-0-0 with a 4-1 win over Calgary, getting goals from Hyman, McDavid, Shea and Kapanen ahead of Tuesday’s opener.

A Hansard analysis flags 1 in 5 Commons speeches as AI-written, but the detection tool’s own limits raise doubts about what that number really means.

Sidney Crosby scored his first preseason goal as Pittsburgh beat Buffalo, while Carolina blanked Nashville and Los Angeles routed Anaheim Saturday.

Ottawa’s deficit narrowed to $5.1B for April-July, but the PBO’s warning that last year’s shortfall doubled past target shows why the good news may not last.

Ottawa says a new report on ChatGPT’s role in the Tumbler Ridge shooting raises serious questions about OpenAI, as B.C.’s attorney general urges Criminal Code changes.

Lotto Max jackpot rolled over again on Sept. 25, growing to an estimated $65 million, while Daily Grand drew its Sept. 24 numbers. See both results here.

Sienna paid $560,000 a suite for a full Ottawa retirement home. Days later, a rival complex sold out of receivership, with a lender taking a loss.