A U.S. federal judge has dismissed porn actress Stormy Daniels’ defamation lawsuit against President Donald Trump.
Man who skinny dipped with sharks wanted for earlier violent assault
A man who swam naked at Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada in downtown Toronto late Friday is wanted in a violent assault earlier in the evening, Toronto police say.
Boy, 15, charged with 2nd-degree murder of 16-year-old girl in Regina
A 15-year-old boy has been arrested and charged with second-degree murder in connection to Regina’s fifth homicide of 2018.
Canada open to more China trade now that USMCA is done, Trudeau says
Canada is open to doing more business with China now that a trading agreement with the United States and Mexico has been finalized, says Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
TSX slumps despite pot stocks soaring toward legalization
Canada’s main stock index resumed last week’s selloff by closing down slightly on Monday despite strong gains by the cannabis-heavy health sector just days before the drug’s legalization.
1 in 5 Canadian companies was hit by cyberattack last year, StatsCan says
The survey found that more than one in five companies said they were impacted by a cyberattack last year, with large businesses more than twice as likely as small ones to be apparent targets.
Bank of Canada survey says Canadian businesses are optimistic
A new Bank of Canada poll suggested Monday that companies are optimistic about the year ahead — especially when it comes to sales growth, foreign demand and their investment plans.
How will Canadians buy pot? It depends where they live
Pot becomes legal on Wednesday, but the rules vary widely across the country, with some provinces allowing private retail sales and others putting recreational cannabis under the control of government-run monopolies. Here’s a guide to the rules.
Rogers, Fido and Bell call centre workers penalized for reducing plans, offering credits
Current and former employees describe how incentive systems at call centres for Rogers, Fido and Bell mean agents who decrease service plans suffer penalties, leading to a culture of “doing as little as possible” for the customer.
Legal cannabis is here, it’s time to answer some burning questions
Canadians put some big questions about legalized cannabis to the experts, including Minister of border security and organized crime reduction Bill Blair, president of the Canadian Medical Association Dr. Gigi Osler, and Kirk Tousaw, lawyer and consultant for Canopy Growth Corp.