Canadian universities affected by cyberattack on Canvas system used by thousands of schools as finals loom

A system that thousands of schools and universities use was offline Thursday during a cyberattack, creating chaos as students tried to study for finals and underscoring education’s dependence on technology.

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Toronto World Cup economic projections called into question as FIFA cancels hotel reservations

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With Toronto set to host six World Cup games this summer, it’s still unclear just how much the city’s and

Doug Ford vows to find out how more than 150 inmates were improperly released

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More than 150 inmates have been improperly released from Ontario’s jails over several years, a problem that Premier Doug Ford

CREA lowers home sales forecast for 2026 amid 'shaky' economic start to year

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The Canadian Real Estate Association has downgraded its forecast for home sales activity in 2026, while the number of homes

Man suffers life-threatening injuries in downtown Toronto stabbing

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A man is fighting for his life after a stabbing on a downtown Toronto street early Thursday morning. Emergency crews

After a recent bomb threat at a Toronto theatre, is it time to consider airport-style security?

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Around New York City’s Times Square on any given night, it’s not uncommon to see serpentine queues trailing out of

Amazon introduces fuel surcharge for Canadian sellers using fulfilment program

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Canadian companies using Amazon to pick, pack and ship goods will have to start paying a new surcharge because of

Toronto police ask for public’s help finding missing woman

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Toronto police say they’re concerned for the safety of a woman who has been missing for more than three weeks,

United CEO has pitched possible tie-up with rival American

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United Airlines Holdings Inc. Chief Executive Officer Scott Kirby has floated a possible combination with American Airlines Group Inc., according

Alberta looks to replace highway welcome signs with province-shaped placards

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EDMONTON — Tourists, truckers and others travellers could soon be greeted by new Welcome to Alberta signs when they cross