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Home sales slipped 0.7% in August as housing starts held near 229,000 and the Bank of Canada flagged inflation risk, leaving buyers weighing a rate hike.
Construction has begun on Ontario’s 184-km Ring of Fire road, but Neskantaga and other First Nations still oppose it. Here is what remains unresolved.
Canada’s AI minister says deploying AI needs regulation but won’t say what form it will take, leaving businesses without a federal rulebook.
Changpeng Zhao’s fortune has climbed to US$114.6 billion, per Forbes’ Real-Time Billionaires tracker, up from US$91.2 billion reported Sept. 20, as BNB holds near multi-month highs.
Three federal watchdogs, working separately over two years, have each found gaps in how Ottawa verifies and documents contractors’ security clearances.
Closing your pool for winter takes more than a cover. Here is how to balance the water, drain equipment and protect it before the first hard freeze.
A Trump Jr.-linked U.S. drone firm and an asset manager are putting a combined US$10 million into Saskatoon’s Draganfly, Reuters reports, as American capital flows into Canadian defence-tech.
Ontario’s privacy watchdog says ministries are ignoring its legal orders more often, from OPP records to a $100M grant fund, with no power to compel them.
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In January 1792, 1,196 Black Loyalists sailed from Halifax for Sierra Leone. Broken land promises, riots and denied rights drove one of Canada’s first exoduses.
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