Skype Shutdown in May After Two Decades
Microsoft is shutting down Skype in May 2025, ending a two-decade era of video calling. The move comes as part of Microsoft's shift towards Teams.
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B.C. invests $241M to train trades workers
British Columbia announces $241 million over three years to train high-paying trades workers, addressing labor shortages and boosting the economy.
Musk hopes for zero-tariff U.S.-EU trade
Elon Musk expressed hope for a zero-tariff trade relationship between the U.S. and EU during a video address to Italy's Lega party congress, highlighting potential economic cooperation.
O'Leary: Data Centre Foes Funded by China
Businessman Kevin O'Leary claims opponents of data centre projects are funded by China, sparking controversy. The accusation comes amid growing debates over data sovereignty and foreign influence.
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Ford Motors Surges on Morgan Stanley Bullish Call
Ford Motor Co. stock surged after Morgan Stanley predicted the automaker's energy storage business could soon secure deals with hyperscalers, boosting investor sentiment.
Microsoft Spent Over $100 Billion on OpenAI Partnership
Microsoft has invested over $100 billion in OpenAI, including infrastructure costs. The partnership is central to a lawsuit by Elon Musk, who claims OpenAI abandoned its nonprofit mission.
Essex Winery Decries Interprovincial Barriers to Wine Sales
Sprucewood Shores Estate Winery president Steve Mitchell says interprovincial trade barriers continue to hinder Canadian wine sales, calling for policy changes.
CBC, APTN Accused of Borat-Style Prank on Macdonald Defenders
Critics of the Kamloops residential school graves narrative say they were deceived by a CBC and APTN production into fake interviews about Sir John A. Macdonald, part of a prank show.
Microsoft's LinkedIn Cuts Jobs in Latest Tech Layoffs
LinkedIn is reducing its workforce as part of a broader tech industry trend to cut costs and focus on AI, impacting engineering, product, and marketing roles.
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CorpSync Enhances Connectivity for Braun Intertec
Braun Intertec deploys CorpSync to connect field crews and offices, ensuring offline contact access and protection against AI spoof calls.
LinkedIn to Lay Off 5% of Staff in Tech Cuts
LinkedIn plans to lay off 5% of its workforce, according to a Reuters source, marking another round of job cuts in the tech sector amid ongoing industry adjustments.
Alibaba, Tencent Disappoint Investors on AI Revenue
China's AI leaders Alibaba and Tencent reported revenue below estimates, raising concerns over AI monetization. Alibaba posted its first operating loss since 2021 amid heavy AI spending.
South American Trade Deal Threatens Canada's Beef Industry
Cattle farmers warn that a proposed South American trade deal could undermine Canada's beef industry due to one-sided terms and food safety concerns.
Delasport Expands in Canada with Ontario Brands and Alberta Plans
Delasport powers three live brands in Ontario and prepares for Alberta market entry, strengthening its Canadian iGaming presence.
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Carney's Trade Diversification: A Gold Rush for Now
Canada's non-U.S. exports surge due to gold and oil price spikes, not real diversification, raising questions about Carney's trade strategy.
Canada's Entry-Level Job Market Shrinks, Sparks Economic Worries
A new white paper warns that entry-level jobs in Canada are becoming harder to access, with long-term consequences for businesses and job seekers.
Dunkin' Returns to Canada to Challenge Tim Hortons
Dunkin' Donuts announces its comeback to Canada with a bold plan to compete with Tim Hortons, leveraging menu innovation and aggressive expansion.
Alibaba Profit Squeeze from AI and Instant Retail Spending
Alibaba reports ongoing profit pressure from heavy investments in artificial intelligence and instant retail, according to Reuters. The tech giant's spending spree impacts earnings.
ASUS ROG Marks 20 Years of Gaming Innovation at Computex
ASUS Republic of Gamers celebrates its 20th anniversary with a press event, special edition products, and a community party at Computex 2026 in Taipei.
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Equinox Gold Buys Orla Mining for $5.1 Billion
Equinox Gold Corp. agrees to buy Orla Mining Ltd. in a cash-and-stock deal valued at $5.1 billion, combining assets across the Americas to produce 1.1 million ounces of gold annually.
Calgary Council's Bottled Water Debate: Trivial or Critical?
Calgary city council debates removing bottled water from city hall, sparking questions about environmental impact and taxpayer spending on a seemingly trivial issue.
Remote Work, Pickleball, AI Reshape Canada's Commercial Real Estate
Canada's commercial real estate rebounds with remote work, racquet sports, and AI driving demand. Office vacancy rates drop to 13.6% from peak 14.9%.
Acronis Launches Cyber Frame for Profitable IaaS
Acronis introduces Cyber Frame, a hyperconverged infrastructure platform for service providers, offering built-in cyber protection, flexible deployment, and improved margins.
Morgan Stanley Raises S&P 500 Target on Earnings Hopes
Morgan Stanley lifts its S&P 500 year-end target, citing strong earnings growth and economic resilience. The new forecast signals optimism for stock market rallies.
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Equinox Gold and Orla Mining Sign Merger Agreement
Equinox Gold and Orla Mining have signed a definitive agreement to combine, creating a leading gold mining company with diversified assets across the Americas.
Streetwear Founder Takes Majority Stake in Calgary Wild FC
Alyssa Mitchell, founder of DDAM streetwear, acquires 41% stake in Calgary Wild FC, becoming majority owner. The investment boosts female-led capital to 76%.
Dunkin’s Return Shakes Up Canada’s Coffee Market
Foodtastic revives Dunkin’ in Canada, targeting weakness in Tim Hortons’ dominance. Expert Sylvain Charlebois analyzes the competitive coffee landscape.
Quebec Double-Neck Guitar: DIY Innovation Goes Global
Angine de Poitrine's double-neck guitar, built by Quebec luthier Raphaël Le Breton, gains fame as Eastwood Guitars releases a replica. The prog-rock duo's unique sound and instrument captivate audiences worldwide.
Rising fuel costs force women's non-profit to adapt
Soaring gas prices in Canada are forcing a women's non-profit organization to implement cost-saving measures to continue operations and support their community.
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Alberta Bike Lane Battle: Premier vs. Mayor
Alberta's government plans a law to oversee bike lanes, sparking a clash with Calgary's mayor. The dispute highlights differing views on urban cycling infrastructure and road capacity.
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