Hydro One reported third-quarter EPS of $0.69 on net income of $413 million and declared a $0.3531 dividend, weeks after filing a roughly $37-billion rate plan.

TSX opens Tuesday after Monday’s 657-point surge to a two-month high, with Hydro One and Pet Valu earnings, U.S. inflation data and lower oil and gold in focus.

Five large-dog beds sold by Amazon.ca or their own brands, from $79.99 to $205.89, compared on size, weight, cover and who each one suits.

Bryson DeChambeau says he won’t rewrite his four years with LIV Golf, days after the Saudi-backed league told a U.S. bankruptcy court it will wind down. Jon Rahm, already free of his LIV contract, won in Abu Dhabi on Sunday.

Bratenahl, Ohio’s Architectural Review Board meets Tuesday to review a revised landscaping plan for the lakefront property owned by Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce, after neighbours raised concerns about tree heights, lake views and an old shared sewer line.

Moncton is Canada’s most sought-after rental market for a fifth straight quarter, while Toronto sits 22nd of 25 cities, matching its lowest ranking, according to RentCafe’s latest Renter Interest Report.

Take-Two’s quarterly net bookings fell 18% to US$1.6 billion and missed guidance, but the company kept its full-year outlook and says Grand Theft Auto VI pre-orders are far above expectations before the Nov. 19 launch.

The New Jersey Devils will not start Connor Hellebuyck against the Winnipeg Jets on Tuesday, citing workload and win probability. Jets coach Scott Arniel says he is disappointed.

Ukraine, Russia and the U.S. began their first trilateral peace talks in nine months in Abu Dhabi, with European officials in the city for parallel meetings.