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Five Chromebooks sold by Amazon.ca, from $446 to $649, with specs, who each is for and how to choose.
U.S. officials called the Nov. 2 strikes on Iran’s Qeshm Island limited and defensive, while Qatari mediators wait for answers from Tehran and Washington.
Health Canada says to get vitamin D daily from food or a supplement. Here is the guidance for adults, older adults and breastfed babies.
About 20 people were taken to hospital after a shuttle bus carrying data centre workers crashed on Highway 39 near Mackenzie, B.C., RCMP said.
Ten gift ideas for a husband from real Amazon.ca listings, from a $6.99 back scratcher to a $69.99 heated massager, with prices, ratings and what to know before you buy.
Yukon has closed the Donjek sheep management unit to licensed hunting until Oct. 31, 2027, after a July survey counted 38 non-lamb sheep, up from 30 in 2023.
Toronto AI customer service company Ada is combining with California-based Dialpad, in a deal reported to value Ada near $600 million, well below its 2021 peak.
The S&P/TSX composite index closed up 809.12 points, or 2.28 per cent, at 36,341.40 on Wednesday as U.S. stocks surged after the midterm elections and oil prices fell.
New Jersey Devils goaltender Connor Hellebuyck said “very challenging circumstances involving my family” were among the reasons he asked the Winnipeg Jets for a trade.
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Black executives in Canada’s core federal public administration rose to 255 from 128 after the Clerk’s 2021 call to action, but their share of executive jobs still trails their share of the workforce.
Toronto-based Cohere said it will open an Ottawa office near Lansdowne Park, putting nearly 30 staff close to federal clients as its government and defence work grows.
Hungary has cleared technical work on Ukraine’s next EU negotiating clusters and will lift its veto if Ukraine’s parliament passes a minority-rights law.
Germany says Canada could qualify for a ‘Made in Europe’ preference in EU public contracts. France wants the preference limited to the 27 member states.
Starting Oct. 19, B.C. replaces the second road test with a driving record assessment and shortens the novice phase for some drivers. Here is who is affected.
Canada’s average asking rent fell 4.2 per cent year over year to $2,034 in September, the 24th straight annual decline, Rentals.ca and Urbanation said.













































