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Employment insurance reaches fewer Canadians as gig work and part-time employment reshape labour market
Food Banks Canada says the country’s employment insurance system is no longer helping many workers as more people take part-time, contract or gig jobs. The […]
Meteor explodes over Massachusetts, triggering loud booms across the region
A meteor exploded over the northeastern United States on Saturday, causing loud booms across parts of Massachusetts and New Hampshire, NASA said. The space rock […]
Thunder Bay missing persons crisis reaches ‘tipping point,’ says Mamakwa
TORONTO — Kiiwetinoong MPP Sol Mamakwa spoke at Queen’s Park on Wednesday about four people connected to Thunder Bay who recently went missing or were […]
Ontario man who earned more than $300K selling deadly suicide poison to children and adults pleads guilty
A Newmarket, Ont., court heard disturbing details Friday about the global suicide kit business run by Kenneth Law, who pleaded guilty to helping 14 people […]
Toronto Plastic Surgeon Ordered to Pay $22.5M for Secretly Filming Patients in Clinic
A Toronto plastic surgeon has been ordered to pay $22.5 million to former patients after secretly filming them without consent inside his clinic. A judge […]
U hits Temu with €200m fine over illegal product sales
The European Union has fined Chinese-owned online retailer Temu €200 million ($232 million) after regulators found dangerous and illegal products, including unsafe baby toys and […]
Supreme Court of Canada rules Aboriginal title cannot be declared over privately owned land
The Supreme Court of Canada has let stand a ruling that says Aboriginal title cannot be claimed over privately owned land. The decision came after […]
Canada enters technical recession as first-quarter economic growth comes to a standstill
Canada’s economy shrank slightly in the first three months of the year, marking two straight quarters of decline and raising concerns about a technical recession. […]
Canada’s growing debt burden: Federal and provincial debt projected to surpass $2.4 trillion this year.
Prices are rising and many Canadians are taking on more debt to keep up, while a new study shows government debt has also climbed sharply […]