Canadian businesses concerned AI bill moving forward without their testimony
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce says it is seriously concerned Canadian businesses weren’t able to testify on proposed federal artificial intelligence legislation.
Canada
Mar 7
Backpay deals for defeated Bill 124 pushed Ford government to overspend in 2023
The Ford government recorded $4.1 billion in “higher than planned” spending in the health and education sectors, in part, due to Bill 124.
Politics
Mar 6
Fani Willis pushes back on ‘lies’ behind calls for Trump Georgia case removal
The Fulton County District Attorney testified against claims about her romantic relationship with a special prosecutor on the election interference case against Donald Trump.
U.S. News
Feb 15
School, bus cancellations around Manitoba Monday
There are several school cancellations in Manitoba on Monday due to blowing snow and slick roads.
Weather
Mar 4
Local youth chasing football dreams
15-year-old Kaden Nagy has the goal of one day playing in the National Football League.
Sports
Feb 28
BGC Okanagan and students celebrate Pink Shirt Day: ‘Always be kind’
Students of all ages, staff and non-profit organizations came together to celebrate Pink Shirt Day across the Okanagan.
Canada
Feb 28
School, bus cancellations across Southern Manitoba on Tuesday
Weather and dangerous driving conditions are leading to school, bus and other cancellations around southern Manitoba on Tuesday.
Weather
Feb 27
Calgary to explore alternative to local access fees on electricity
Calgary city council voted in favour of a proposal explore alternatives to local access fees that have been causing swings in electricity bills.
Canada
7 hours
B.C. man wanted after skipping court, charged in connection to organized crime
Police seized 3.5 kilograms of cocaine, about $160,000 in cash, one vehicle, Hells Angels paraphernalia, and several firearms during the bust.
Crime
Feb 21
Here’s how to recreate Sunday night’s stunning Oscars makeup looks
Subtle glam took center stage at last night's Oscars. Read on for how to recreate the best looks of the night with products all under $30.
The Curator
Mar 11
Former HR director alleges toxic work environment at Calgary Police Service
A former human resources director at the Calgary Police Service says CPS was rife with harassment, bullying and discrimination.
Canada
Feb 28
U.S. House votes to ban TikTok if Chinese owner doesn’t sell app
The vote comes just over a week since the bill was proposed following one public hearing with little debate, and after action in Congress had stalled for more than a year.
U.S. News
Mar 13
Taxpayers on the hook for minister’s Paris chauffeur: Sask. NDP
The NDP released invoices filed by Dustin Duncan, the minister in charge of the province's natural gas utility, relating to a trip last year to Paris.
Politics
Mar 5
Daniel Sedin lifts Canucks over Sens in OT
The Vancouver Canucks are starting to look like contenders again as they continue to rebound from a disastrous 2013-14 season.
Dec 31, 1969
Will Fani Willis be removed from Trump’s Georgia case? Judge indicates ruling soon
The judge said at the end of the hearing that there are “several legal issues to sort through, several factual determinations that I have to make."
U.S. News
Mar 1
TikTok ban? Bipartisan U.S. bill could block app unless action taken
Legislation is being introduced, backed by a bipartisan group of lawmakers, to address national security concerns posed by Chinese ownership of the app, aides said.
Canada
Mar 5
Personal cyber insurance in demand as digital crimes increase. What to know
Tens of thousands of Canadians fall prey to cybercrime every year, so some are adding a new tool to their arsenal: personal cyber insurance.
Canada
Feb 20
SaltWire’s money woes a sign of bigger problems in the newspaper business: experts
On Monday, a private equity firm that has lent money to SaltWire filed documents to initiate insolvency proceedings against the Halifax-based company.
Canada
Mar 12
Will daylight saving time become permanent? Why making the change is tough
While there's been a lot of talk in Canada and the U.S. about doing away with the twice-yearly time change, there's been less action. Here's why.
Canada
Mar 6
Small businesses in Sask. struggling as not many were able to pay back their CEBA loans
The Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses reported only half of small Sask. businesses were able to pay back their CEBA loans, but many others continue to struggle.
Canada
Feb 28