Author: Harry Miller

Prime Minister Mark Carney launched a 13-member National Council on Artificial Intelligence on Oct. 2. Here is what it will do, who sits on it, and what it leaves unsaid.

Plant tulips, daffodils and crocuses this fall once soil cools but before it freezes, about three times as deep as each bulb is tall, for spring colour.

Connor McDavid had a goal and four assists as the Oilers held on for a wild 9-7 win over the Canucks in Vancouver, splitting the opening home-and-home series.

On Oct. 2, 1952, North Korean shore batteries hit HMCS Iroquois off Songjin, killing three sailors. It remains the Royal Canadian Navy’s only combat losses of the Korean War.

In 1853 Mary Ann Shadd launched the Provincial Freeman in Windsor, but kept her name off the masthead so readers would not dismiss a Black woman editor.

Transluce says AI agents sent 899 requests to a Library and Archives Canada search tool, 13 with attack payloads. The Cyber Centre sees no sign of compromise.

Real GDP was unchanged in July as manufacturing and retail fell, but construction and utilities held the line. Here is what it means before the Oct. 28 rate call.

Rogers Communications has completed its $4.35-billion purchase of Larry Tanenbaum’s 25 per cent stake, giving it full control of the Leafs, Raptors, Toronto FC and Argonauts.

On Oct. 1, 1986, the Mi’kmaq marked the first Treaty Day, honouring a 1752 treaty with the Crown that the Supreme Court upheld just a year before.

A $9.99M Rothwell Heights home tops Ottawa’s priciest listings this October, more than twice the next, a Rideau River estate in North Gower.