Payment processing giant Stripe is considering acquiring all or parts of PayPal, according to sources familiar with the matter. The potential move comes as PayPal faces challenges from competitors like Apple Pay and Google Pay.
A tragic two-vehicle collision in Whitchurch-Stouffville has claimed the life of a 71-year-old woman. York Regional Police are investigating the incident, which occurred on February 24, 2026.
The Quebec government is considering a policy change to allow the sale of ready-to-drink spirit-based beverages in grocery stores, potentially increasing consumer access and market competition.
A local supportive housing initiative in London receives significant financial support from Airbnb, aiding the development of The Hills complex to address homelessness.
Bitcoin is on track for its worst monthly performance since June 2022, with a 24% decline in February amid broader market selloffs and regulatory pressures.
A Calgary couple faces devastation after their stolen vehicle contained a wedding dress, vital wheelchair, and personal documents. The fiancé with ALS loses mobility as auto theft rates surge nationally.
eXp World Holdings announced its fourth quarter and full-year 2025 financial results, revealing revenue growth and strategic expansions despite a net loss. The company highlighted AI integration and global expansion as key drivers for future profitability
A multi-vehicle crash in Rockland, Ontario, has left three people injured, with emergency services responding to the scene. Details on the cause and conditions are emerging.
Lyndon Cormack, co-founder of Herschel Supply Company, launches Typical, a Vancouver-based home goods brand focused on elevating everyday essentials with innovative stretch towels.
Investors are selling off software stocks due to AI disruption concerns, but upcoming earnings reports show strong fundamentals, leading analysts to view the decline as excessive.
Novo Resources Corp. has engaged lead managers for a private placement to raise up to C$5.8 million, targeting institutional investors to fund exploration in Australia's Pilbara region and Victoria.
Gary Mar, CEO of Canada West Foundation, discusses the challenges and opportunities in Canada's pursuit of trade deals outside the U.S., emphasizing strategic diplomacy and economic diversification.
While employers aren't legally required to provide references, blanket refusal can impact wrongful dismissal litigation. Courts may consider lack of references when determining severance notice periods.
Desjardins Group announces robust financial results for early 2026, with revenue and earnings increasing significantly and total assets surpassing the $510 billion mark, highlighting its strong market position.
The Canadian Taxpayers Federation urges Ontario's auditor general to investigate Metrolinx and Toronto's $100 million expenditure on two SmartTrack stations that may never open.
Pierrefonds-Roxboro Mayor Jim Beis calls for allowing cars on a planned road to the Kirkland REM station, opposing a bus-and-bike-only design by the previous administration. The $60.5 million project faces debate over traffic needs and infrastructure.
New home sales in the Greater Toronto Area plummeted to just 269 units in January, marking a historic low and intensifying concerns over the region's housing market challenges.
The Nova Scotia Energy Board has announced an unscheduled adjustment to diesel fuel prices, effective immediately. This move comes amid fluctuating global energy markets and local economic factors.
The Canada Pension Plan Investment Board has promoted veteran David Colla to lead its global credit investments division, following strong returns in private debt strategies.
A British Columbia company has been penalized $75,000 for engaging in unauthorized deposit-taking, highlighting regulatory enforcement in the financial sector.
Canada's transportation watchdog concludes that incomplete training led to 17 train cars derailing near Brooks, Alberta, in 2024, highlighting safety concerns.
Durham Regional Police have arrested two individuals and are seeking a third suspect in an ongoing banking fraud investigation. Authorities warn the public about impersonation scams.
Thomson Reuters shares surged 14% after Anthropic praised its CoCounsel legal AI tool, marking the biggest intraday gain in 26 years for the financial services company.
Court filings show Newfoundland seafood tycoon John Risley liquidated personal assets, including art and aircraft, as interest on a significant loan escalated, highlighting financial pressures in the business sector.
Alpine IQ (AIQ) has been certified as a Great Place To Work for 2026, marking its third straight year of recognition based on employee feedback about workplace culture and experience.
Thomson Reuters announces its AI legal assistant CoCounsel has reached one million professional users, driving a significant stock price increase as demand for AI tools grows.
Business leaders in British Columbia are calling on the provincial government to abandon plans to expand the Provincial Sales Tax, citing concerns over economic competitiveness and consumer burden.
Canada's residential housing market experienced the largest inflation-adjusted price decline among advanced economies, with a 5% drop in Q3 2025, according to BIS data.
Unifor union workers are rallying with increased presence at Titan Tool & Die in Windsor, Ontario, as labor tensions escalate in the manufacturing sector.
Constellation Energy reported higher-than-expected quarterly profits, driven by robust electricity demand from data centers. The company's nuclear power operations, including the Crane Clean Energy Center, played a key role in meeting this growing need.