Australia bans children from YouTube accounts Dec 10
Australia will bar children from creating YouTube accounts starting December 10 in a major social media experiment. Learn what this means for digital youth access and online safety policies.
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Londoners support Business Cares grocery food drive
London community members volunteered at Business Cares Food Drive grocery store weekend as food banks face donation challenges. Learn how you can help local families.
Russians skeptical about state-backed messenger
Russian citizens voice distrust in government-supported messaging platform despite official promotion. Concerns about digital privacy and forced adoption spark public skepticism.
Calgary's cold snap breaks as temperatures start to regulate
Calgary endures a frigid Saturday with wind chill near -20°C before temperatures begin to moderate on Sunday. Get the latest forecast and plan your weekend.
B.C. regulator alleges $16M investor fraud scheme
The B.C. Securities Commission accuses a company of defrauding investors of $16 million. Learn about the allegations and regulatory response in this developing story.
Russia Warns of Full WhatsApp Block Amid Domestic App Push
Russia escalates restrictions on WhatsApp, moving toward complete ban while promoting state-run MAX super app. Learn how this impacts digital landscape.
Ontario seizes control of real estate regulator
Ontario government intervenes to take over RECO following mishandling of iPro Realty scandal. Learn about the implications for real estate regulation in the province.
Medical Record Summaries Now on YourHealthNS App
Nova Scotians can now access summarized medical records through the YourHealthNS app, enhancing virtual healthcare access. Learn about this digital health innovation.
Canada's Financial Regulation Needs Innovation Focus
Financial regulation in Canada must prioritize innovation and competition alongside stability to boost productivity and economic growth, argues expert Gherardo Caracciolo.
Urn with cremated remains donated to Niagara thrift store
Niagara police are attempting to return a sealed wooden urn containing cremated remains that was accidentally donated to a local thrift store. Help reunite these remains with their family.
French Antitrust Watchdog Dismisses Microsoft Complaint
France's antitrust authority has dismissed a complaint against Microsoft, a significant development for the tech giant's global operations. Learn the details and implications.
Market manipulation cases trending up in Canada
Canadian regulators report increasing market manipulation cases as new data reveals concerning trends. Learn how authorities are addressing this financial threat.
Arrests Made in Guelph Jewelry Store Robberies
Police have made arrests in connection with the smash-and-grab robberies at Guelph jewelry stores. Thieves used sledgehammers in coordinated attacks. Read the latest developments.
Exchanges warn SEC against crypto rule bypassing
Major stock exchanges demand SEC prevent cryptocurrency companies from circumventing securities regulations. Learn how this could impact crypto market oversight and investor protection in Canada.
Ontario grocers to stop accepting alcohol empties
A new agreement will allow Ontario grocery stores to stop accepting beer and wine container returns starting 2025. Learn how this impacts recycling and consumer convenience.
Canadian Biotech Fights Stock Spoofing Claims
A Canadian biotechnology company faces allegations of stock manipulation as it fights to prove itself a victim of market spoofing. Learn about this financial battle.
B.C. teacher gets 8-year ban for student relationship
A B.C. teacher has been suspended for eight years after admitting to a sexualized relationship that began with a student on Grindr. Learn the details of this professional misconduct case.
Couche-Tard surges after earnings beat, CEO signals deals
Alimentation Couche-Tard shares surged nearly 5% after reporting better-than-expected earnings and CEO Alex Miller confirming active acquisition search across North America and Europe.
Couche-Tard Q2 Earnings Hit US$740.6M
Alimentation Couche-Tard reports impressive Q2 earnings of US$740.6 million, showing significant growth from previous year. Discover the details behind this retail success story.
Meta Pushes Age Verification Law to Canadian Government
Meta is advocating for new legislation requiring app stores to verify users' ages in Canada. Learn how this could impact digital safety and privacy nationwide.
Break-in at Port Elgin, N.B. Convenience Store
Residents express alarm after a Sunday night break-in at a Port Elgin, N.B. convenience store. Community safety is now a top priority as the investigation continues.
EU Regulator Denies Tesla FSD Approval Claim
Dutch regulator RDW refutes Tesla's claim of impending Full Self-Driving approval in Europe. Get the latest on the regulatory clash delaying Tesla's autonomous tech.
Sword-wielding thieves rob Newmarket cannabis store
York Regional Police are investigating a brazen robbery at a Newmarket cannabis store where thieves brandished swords. The incident occurred on November 24, 2025.
Bitcoin Mining Rebounds in China Despite 2021 Ban
Despite China's 2021 cryptocurrency mining ban, Bitcoin operations have significantly recovered, raising questions about enforcement and industry resilience. Learn about the latest developments.
Toronto's neighbourhood retail hypocrisy exposed
Toronto's new neighbourhood retail regulations reveal city's contradictory stance on small businesses. Despite claims of support, restrictive rules threaten local entrepreneurship.
Free Hiking App Membership Encourages Outdoor Time
The BC Parks Foundation is offering free hiking app memberships to help Canadians spend more time in nature. Discover how this initiative promotes outdoor exploration and wellness.
Police hunt suspects in east London store robbery
London Police Service is asking for public help to identify two suspects involved in an east London retail robbery from August 2025. Authorities continue investigation.
India probes cough syrup deaths amid safety concerns
Indian officials are investigating whether safety failures led to children dying from contaminated cough syrup. Get the latest details on this developing health crisis.
Police: Strathroy Skoops Fire Intentionally Set
Strathroy police confirm the former Skoops variety store fire was intentionally set. The early Wednesday morning blaze completely destroyed the building. Investigation ongoing.
Gaming computers stolen from Guelph store
Thieves targeted a Guelph store, stealing multiple gaming computers. Police are investigating the break-in that occurred this week. Read more about the incident.
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