Business
Prime Minister Mark Carney confirms recent conversations with U.S. President Donald Trump as Canada evaluates its response to new American tariffs and import bans, while maintaining commitment to trade negotiation principles.
By Marcus Lowe · September 10, 2026
Health & Life
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he's open to exploring involuntary addiction treatment options as municipalities grapple with rising homelessness and substance use crises, while critics urge focus on improving access to voluntary care.
By Priya Anand · September 10, 2026
Health & Life
A pedestrian was hospitalized after being hit by a vehicle at Bloor Street and Kipling Avenue in Etobicoke on Thursday afternoon. The incident adds to ongoing concerns about pedestrian safety in Toronto amid recent weather fluctuations and broader traffic safety challenges.
By Priya Anand · September 10, 2026
Tech & Science
The AI company revealed it prevented attempts to use its models for dangerous biological research and influence operations, while facing internal dissent over AI safety risks ahead of its IPO.
By Daniel Cormier · September 10, 2026
Tech & Science
Former Anthropic researcher and other leading AI scientists sound alarm about existential risks from uncontrolled artificial superintelligence development.
By Daniel Cormier · September 10, 2026
Communities
An Alberta court has set aside an absolute discharge for a permanent resident convicted of sexual assault, ruling the original sentence failed to properly consider the gravity of the offence.
By Hannah MacKenzie · September 10, 2026
Communities
The province's first standardized lunch program is now serving most students with $4-$5 subsidized meals, but equipment and staffing issues have delayed full implementation at 56 schools.
By Hannah MacKenzie · September 10, 2026
iGaming
Analysis of Kalshi's trade records shows 95% of customer stakes went to contested contracts while only 0.6% went to undisputed swaps, as federal courts split on whether prediction markets qualify under the Commodity Exchange Act. The exchange's rapid growth to $11.4 billion monthly volume raises fundamental questions about regulatory jurisdiction.
By Elise Tremblay · September 9, 2026
Canada
The highly anticipated AC/DC show scheduled for September 16 has been scrapped following structural damage to Rogers Stadium from last week's severe thunderstorms. All ticket holders will receive automatic refunds as officials confirm the venue will remain closed until safety assessments are completed.
By Elise Tremblay · September 9, 2026
Canada
The once-dominant Quebec Liberal Party is floundering in the election campaign, with leader Charles Milliard failing to rally federalists or define clear policies amid plummeting poll numbers.
By Elise Tremblay · September 9, 2026
Business
The Canadian Security Intelligence Service is recruiting for multiple positions nationwide, offering competitive salaries and diverse roles in national security from administrative to scientific positions.
By Marcus Lowe · September 9, 2026
Business
The picturesque village of Terra Cotta in Caledon offers historic charm and natural beauty just an hour from Toronto, but its idyllic lifestyle comes with a steep price tag.
By Marcus Lowe · September 10, 2026