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Five Amazon.ca laptops for students, from a $269.99 Gateway Chromebook to the $939.99 MacBook Neo, with real prices, ratings and the most common complaints.
Billboard Canada named Summer Walker, Bebe Rexha and Chxrry among honourees for its Women in Music event at Rebel in Toronto on Nov. 24, alongside Cardi B.
Ontario will let people with mild hearing loss buy hearing aids without a prescription, opening the door to hearing features in earbuds such as AirPods Pro.
Ottawa is consulting on its first comprehensive space law and has released a framework to protect GPS-style navigation and timing signals Canadians rely on.
Ottawa unveiled a $1.75B Venture and Growth Capital Plan, including a first $75M stream for pre-seed and seed startups, with bids open until Jan. 21, 2027.
More than 5,000 CUPE school support workers in Nova Scotia could walk off the job as early as Monday after a conciliator declared a bargaining impasse.
Four countries signed the Badr memorandum in Doha on Oct. 21 to cooperate on joint military production, training and research.
The Trump administration is asking the justices to pause a federal judge’s order that halted border wall construction in Texas’ Big Bend region while a challenge to environmental waivers proceeds.
Italy’s cabinet approved aid for hauliers, farmers and fishermen on Oct. 22 as fuel-price blockades left shelves bare and two Calabrian airports without jet fuel.
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Vancouver Coastal Health urges anyone who touched a skunk in the West End or Stanley Park from Sept. 22 to Oct. 17 to get assessed after a rabies case.
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Roope Hintz tied it late and won it on a breakaway in overtime as the Dallas Stars beat the Winnipeg Jets 3-2 on Thursday night.
Canada’s ambassador says the Riyadh embassy stays open after Houthi strikes on King Khalid International Airport killed 12 people, and Carney called the attacks abhorrent.
The World Health Organization says it cannot yet assess a suspected pneumonic plague death at a Siberian institute, while Moscow calls reports of a second case fake.
Edmonton’s SenseHuman AI says its four-camera hardhat uses vibrations to warn workers of trenches, ledges and machinery, and it is now seeking investors.
Economists expect the Bank of Canada to hold at 2.25 per cent on Oct. 28 after two straight months of job losses, but a hike is not fully off the table.
The morning edition covers the fuel tax pause and who benefits, how to carve a Thanksgiving turkey, the Canadiens’ shootout win and First Nations opposition to Bill C-39.


















































