Author: Harry Miller

Ottawa’s 15% Trans Mountain stake offer to 129 First Nations draws fire from leaders who say it shrank from a once-floated full ownership bid.

Toronto lands AI scribe maker Heidi’s North American HQ and a $25M bet, as new data shows fast uptake but real gaps in Canada’s health AI rules.

Clean, dry and store your patio furniture before the first hard freeze to protect wood, metal, wicker and plastic pieces through a Canadian winter.

Two years after its apology for street checks, RCMP’s own data show Halifax, hit hardest by the practice, still has no race-data start date.

Toronto beat Ottawa twice in a Wednesday split-squad doubleheader and Dallas blanked Minnesota as NHL clubs wind down their preseason schedules.

The Oilers loaned five players to the Bakersfield Condors during camp trims, with the core lineup held back for Saturday ahead of the Sept. 29 opener.

Toronto built just 156 new condos in the first half of 2026 as rental construction overtook condos for the first time since 1994, CMHC’s new report shows.

On Sept. 24, 1950, smoke from a massive Canadian wildfire turned day to night across Ontario and the eastern U.S., a day Americans called Black Sunday.

Ottawa is spending $18.7M to expand office space for its new four-day work mandate, even as it cuts up to 28,000 public service jobs, unions say.

Waterloo-Toronto startup Astrus raises US$12M to automate AI chip design, betting on Canada’s reinforcement-learning research edge instead of relocating.