A research effort called the Digital Democracy Project aims to analyze how information ricochets around the Canadian political landscape as the country enters an election campaign.
Bodies found in northern Manitoba believed to be 2 B.C. fugitives
RCMP believe they have found the bodies of B.C. fugitives Kam McLeod and Bryer Schmegelsky in northern Manitoba, ending a cross-Canada search for the men suspected of killing three people.
Family, communities react as hunt for B.C. suspects comes to an end
Mother of victim Chynna Deese says she is “speechless” at the news that the fugitives suspected in her daughter’s slaying have been found dead in Manitoba.
Trump faces protest in Texas and Ohio as he visits mass shooting sites
U.S. President Donald Trump was once again greeted by protesters as he arrived in Texas on Wednesday during a visit to one of two mass shooting sites where more than 30 people were killed over the weekend.
Green Party unveils plan to transition oil, gas workers to renewable energy jobs
Green Party Leader Elizabeth May has unveiled a multi-pronged plan to help workers in the gas and oil sector transition to a renewable energy economy, including skills retraining programs and massive retrofit projects designed to create jobs.
Trump blasts Fed ‘incompetence’ as trade war wobbles stock markets again
Donald Trump lashed out at the U.S. central bank on Wednesday, accusing the Federal Reserve’s interest rate policy with holding back the economy from winning a trade war he is trying to wage with China.
Tech boom creating two-tiered Canadian job market: some cities have them, and some don’t, TD Bank says
The latest report from TD Economics shows just how close Canada is from mirroring the regional inequality seen within the U.S. labour market.
Lyft continues to post losses despite revenue growth
Lyft is reporting strong revenue growth but deep losses in its second quarter, a trend that it has so far been unable to reverse.
Samsung ditches headphone jack after jabs at jackless rivals
Samsung executives have long poked fun at rivals for ditching the headphone jack in smartphones. With the new Galaxy Note 10, the company will now be doing exactly the same thing.
Ontario woman files suit on behalf of Canadians affected by Capital One data breach
A prominent Ontario personal injury law firm has filed a class action on behalf of Canadians affected by the huge Capital One data breach that was disclosed last week.