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Britain’s King Charles will host the leaders of major artificial intelligence companies this week to discuss whether a shared set of principles is needed to guide a technology that has sparked growing warnings about its threat to humanity.
Personal finance contributor Christopher Liew walks through the expenses that fall through the cracks and how to plan for them before they catch you.
Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed Canada is “not looking to become a member of the European Union,” while speaking to reporters at the Toronto International Film Festival Sunday evening.
As Canada pitches itself to international investors, Canadian municipalities are reminding the federal government that they, too, need cash — and are seeking investment to help fund local infrastructure projects.
Quebec’s new restrictions on prayer are changing the rules at public workplaces and university campuses, with employees and students facing new limits on where they can pray.
Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney wants closer links with the European Union and is exploring whether his country could become an “associate member” of the bloc, The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday.
This school year marks the second since the Quebec government banned the use of cell phones in schools in 2025.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith insists the upcoming referendum in her province — with a question on the possibility of separation from Canada — will not impede her ability to pitch investors at the prime minister’s upcoming summit.
While discount stores have been a bright spot recently for major grocery chains, other units within their empires have been quietly seeing a sales boom: their pharmacies.
The price of diesel spiked quite significantly overnight across the Maritimes “due to a significant shift in the market price.”
A Winnipeg family says they are now left with more questions than answers, after a critical incident report was released following the death of their loved one.
A new mural in Halifax celebrates African Nova Scotian history.
Premier Danielle Smith will be in Toronto early next week for the Canada Investment Summit.
With the backdrop of the U.S. trade war and a growing cultural rift between the two countries, some Canadian movie-goers and movie stars appear to be more vocal in prioritizing and defending Canadian content at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival.
A new report from Statistics Canada is shedding light on who is — and who isn’t — having children in Canada.
Thousands of movie, television and comic book fans descended on the Cohere Centre on Saturday.
