Robinhood opened a new Toronto HQ, growing past 200 staff months after global layoffs, while most WonderFi customers have yet to migrate over.

North Shore fixed its doctor shortage using immigrant physicians, but a new court ruling strips B.C.’s tool for steering doctors to rural areas.

New Jersey edged the Islanders 2-1 in a prospect-heavy preseason opener Sunday, while the Oilers sit idle until Tuesday’s rematch with the Winnipeg Jets.

CUPE Local 5430 accuses Saskatchewan’s health minister of misrepresenting bargaining facts after a 99% strike vote, with talks resuming Sept. 24.

Quebec provincial police say a driver who struck six people at the Festival Western de Saint-Tite was not acting with premeditation and has been released on a promise to appear, facing charges of dangerous driving and fleeing the scene.

AV Group will idle its Nackawic, N.B. pulp mill by month’s end, cutting 350 jobs, over a third of the town’s population, which saw the mill fail once before.

Lotto 6/49 paid out a $32 million Gold Ball jackpot Sept. 19. See full winning numbers for 6/49, Lotto Max and Daily Grand draws from Sept. 15 to 19.

CMHC data show starts rising 6 to 7 per cent in Calgary and Vancouver in August even as CREB and GVR data show sales and prices falling in both cities.

Bill C-37 revives Ottawa’s First Nations clean water law, but chiefs say a rewritten rights clause makes it weaker than the bill it replaces.