Employers Should End Virtual Interviews: Howard Levitt
Employment lawyer Howard Levitt argues Canadian employers must return to in-person interviews for better hiring decisions and legal protection against AI-assisted candidates.
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Boeing sustains delivery momentum in October 2025
Boeing continues its robust aircraft delivery performance in October 2025, maintaining production momentum as the aerospace giant addresses ongoing industry challenges.
Morgan Stanley Rolls Out Private Company Research
Morgan Stanley joins major Wall Street firms in expanding research coverage to private companies, signaling strategic shift in investment banking services for Canadian investors.
New Chinese Bridge Collapses Months After Opening
The Hongqi Bridge over China's Songhua River partially collapsed just months after opening, raising serious infrastructure safety questions. Read the latest details.
Telecom, Energy Lift TSX as Oil Prices Climb
Canada's main stock index gained on November 11, 2025, driven by strength in the telecom and energy sectors as oil prices climbed. Get the latest market insights.
Barrick's New Strategy: North American Gold Focus
Barrick Mining Corp. pivots to North American gold assets in Nevada and the Dominican Republic under new leadership, expanding Pueblo Viejo and Fourmile projects.
Sudbury police urge winter driving caution
Greater Sudbury Police warn drivers to adjust winter driving habits as snow arrives. Essential safety tips and collision prevention advice for Northern Ontario roads.
Calian Group to Sell Assets After Shareholder Deal
Calian Group announces strategic changes including divesting non-core assets after reaching agreement with key shareholder. Learn how this restructuring will impact Canada's defense and tech sectors.
AI Spending Fears Hit Big Tech Bond Market
Investor anxiety over massive AI infrastructure spending by tech giants spills into bond markets, driving up debt costs. Get the latest analysis on this market shift.
Immigration Targets May Slow Economic Growth: Economist
Capital Economics warns Canada's revised immigration targets could discourage rental construction and slow economic growth. Expert analysis on federal budget impacts.
B.C. Securities Commission settles for $4M+
The B.C. Securities Commission has reached a settlement exceeding $4 million with an individual and his company. Discover the details of this significant regulatory action.
Survey: Canadians cutting holiday spending
New survey reveals 70% of Canadians plan to reduce holiday spending amid economic pressures. Discover how inflation is changing festive traditions across Canada.
Trump warns of $3T loss in Supreme Court tariff case
Trump warns a Supreme Court ruling against his tariffs could cost the US over $3 trillion, as trade experts analyze the legal and economic fallout for Canada and global markets.
Trump suggests 50-year mortgages would be no big deal
Former President Donald Trump proposes 50-year mortgages as housing solution. Analysis of potential impact on Canadian real estate market and homebuyers.
Quebec independence talk makes bond investors nervous
As Quebec's separatist Parti Québécois gains in polls, bond investors are showing nervousness with spreads widening to near-decade highs compared to Ontario debt.
Global Oil Glut Looms, But Reversal Forces Emerge
Expert Rory Johnston analyzes the cooling oil demand and rising supply creating a potential global surplus. Discover the key market forces that could unexpectedly reverse this trend.
Snow plow rolls on Hwy. 417, driver charged by OPP
Ontario Provincial Police charged a G2 driver after a snow removal vehicle overturned on Highway 417 in Ottawa during winter weather. Read details about the incident and safety reminders.
Chinese Fraud Mastermind Jailed for Bitcoin Laundering
Chinese criminal Zhimin Qian sentenced in UK for laundering bitcoin from massive investment fraud scheme. Learn about this landmark cryptocurrency crime case.
Montreal mayor-elect calls on STM unions to pause strike
Montreal mayor-elect Soraya Martinez Ferrada urges STM unions to suspend strike measures, calling the impact on citizens unbearable as negotiations continue.
Bank of Canada survey points to 2027 rate hike
A Bank of Canada survey reveals financial markets expect interest rates to hold at 2.25% before rising in 2027, with a 35% chance of recession. Explore the key economic forecasts.
Montreal Mayor-Elect Asks Transit Unions to Pause Strike
Montreal's newly elected mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada calls for public transport unions to suspend strike action during critical period. Read the latest developments.
U.S. Flight Cancellations Worsen as FAA Cuts Hit 6%
U.S. air travel chaos deepens as the FAA increases flight operation cuts to 6%, leading to mass cancellations despite a potential government shutdown resolution. Stay informed.
New 'Lucifer' Bee Species Discovered in Australia
Australian scientists uncover a new 'lucifer' bee species with unique dark coloration. Learn about this fascinating discovery and its implications for biodiversity.
North Bay Hospital Cuts 40 Jobs, Union Plans Protest
Unionized workers at North Bay Regional Health Centre will protest Wednesday after hospital announces 40 position cuts to address $5.6 million deficit. Rally planned.
Skydance shares climb on streaming strategy focus
Skydance Media shares rose significantly as the company's strategic bet on streaming content captured investor attention. Discover the details behind this market movement.
Luxury Condo 429 Walmer Targets Forest Hill Residents
Discover 429 Walmer, Toronto's new 48-suite luxury condominium in Forest Hill. Designed for local homeowners downsizing with premium amenities, privacy, and security.
FPT Signs 3 Major Contracts for Agricultural Engines
FPT Industrial secures three long-term contracts with global agricultural manufacturers SDF, JCB, and Lindner, announced at Agritechnica 2025. These deals reinforce FPT's role in powering sustainable and efficient farming equipment for Canadian and global
U.S. billionaire funds B.C. ostrich farm legal defence
American billionaire John Catsimatidis speaks out after funding legal defence for B.C. ostrich farm where 300 birds were culled. 'Something is rotten,' he declares in exclusive interview.
IKEA Canada profit rises despite budget-conscious shoppers
IKEA's largest retailer reports increased profits while adapting to cost-conscious Canadian consumers. Learn how the furniture giant is navigating economic pressures.
Shell fights LNG contract arbitration in New York court
Shell Oil contests arbitration ruling favoring Venture Global LNG over contract disputes. Legal battle intensifies in New York Supreme Court amid broader industry concerns.
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