Ontario hits SeatGeek Canada with maximum $25K penalty for illegal ticket resales

Ontario has issued a $25,000 administrative penalty to SeatGeek Canada after inspectors found the company violated multiple provisions of the Ticket Sales Act, 2017, including rules prohibiting the resale of

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Ontario hits SeatGeek Canada with maximum $25K penalty for illegal ticket resales

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Ontario has issued a $25,000 administrative penalty to SeatGeek Canada after inspectors found the company violated multiple provisions of the

Sutcliffe absent as candidates pitch new ideas at student mayoral debate

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“Mayor Sutcliffe is planning to participate in roughly 10-12 debates this election,” his campaign told the Citizen. “Unfortunately, he is

CMHC reports annual pace of housing starts edged lower in August

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OTTAWA - Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. reports the annual pace of housing starts for August edged lower compared with

Sanofi opens $925M flu vaccine facility in Toronto, marking Canada’s largest bio-manufacturing investment

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Sanofi has officially opened a massive new flu‑vaccine manufacturing facility in Toronto — a $925‑million project billed as the largest

Toronto, GTA gas prices set to jump Thursday, diesel rising sharply by 11 cents

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Gas prices across Toronto and the GTA are set to rise again on Thursday, climbing six cents to 189.9 cents

Élections Québec asked government to change French-language laws in 2023

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MONTREAL - Élections Québec knew it would not be allowed to send voter information in English over a year before

Why the U.S. still needs Canadian lumber

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Among the steel, aluminum, and auto sectors, Canada’s softwood lumber industry has also fallen victim to U.S. tariffs. But levies

Why don't indie theatres show more Canadian films? Industry group blames studios, sort of

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TORONTO - A group representing independent Canadian cinemas wants studios to drop an industry practice that it says is keeping

EU chief proposes associate member status for Canada

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STRASBOURG—The European Union should welcome Canada as an associate member of the European Union, EU President Ursula von der Leyen