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Algorithmic pricing, otherwise known as dynamic pricing, is when retail companies use AI and data to set different prices for consumers.

A not-for-profit advocacy organization, firearm owners, businesses, hunters, and recreational and sport shooters have appealed lower court rulings that upheld the ban.

Iranian-Canadians are greeting news of Ayatollah Khamenei's death with jubilation, one MP says. Iran, meanwhile, is vowing revenge for U.S. and Israel's surprise bombing campaign.

he brewery uses Everyday Payments, a company that manages tip collection and staff wages. It is the same company that other businesses across B.C. have been using.

GDP increased at a 1.4 per cent annualized rate last quarter, the Commerce Department's Bureau of Economic Analysis said in its advance estimate of fourth-quarter GDP on Friday.

A Global News investigation is revealing the many ways the Social Development and Poverty Reduction Ministry is exposed to potential fraud.

Ontario is looking to avoid escalating waste disposal costs and increased illegal dumping as landfill space is projected to runout in the next decade.

Loyalty programs can be a good way for consumers to potentially save money during the holiday season, but experts say it's not as easy as just signing up.

Windsor, Ont., announces pilot program to help families dispose of diapers amid new biweekly regular garbage collection schedule.

The Victoria Curling Club, Okotoks Curling Club, Moose Jaw Curling Centre at Temple Gardens Centre, and the KW Granite Club were the successful applicants.

Curling Canada is expanding regional high-performance training hubs to Victoria, Okotoks, Alta., Moose Jaw, Sask., and Kitchener-Waterloo, Ont.

According to a recent survey, around one-third (29 per cent) of soon-to-be-retired Canadians say they will continue to pay down their mortgage into their retirement years.

The Alberta Energy Regulator has approved a controversial coal exploration proposal in the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains despite fierce opposition.

A local environmental charity from Georgian Bay is the first in North America to partner with an app that gamifies helping the environment.

The federal parties are campaigning for your vote. Here's where they stand on the key topics that matter for Canadians, and what they are promising.

The City of Vancouver says illegal dumping costs about $2 – $2.5 million annually.

In the first decade of the 2000s, the recorded music industry lost millions to piracy. One of its solutions was to sue someone for more than the GDP of Earth.

Three eateries in the Sunridge Mall food court were ordered to close after AHS inspectors discovered a 'significant cockroach infestation' along with filthy conditions.

Prorogation means planned new spending, like the $1.3 billion announced last month in the federal government's new border security plan, is in limbo.

Once you have decided its time to end your holiday celebrations, what can you do with your tree after you have removed the decorations?