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Increasing AI use in Canadian courtrooms carries risk of errors, penalties: lawyers
TORONTO — In the past, if a client who usually preferred to communicate via short emails suddenly sent a lengthy…
New Zealand’s Auckland kicks off 2026 celebrations with fireworks
WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — Auckland rang in 2026 with a downtown fireworks display launched from New Zealand’s tallest structure,…
S&P/TSX composite changes direction to a negative finish, U.S. markets also slide
TORONTO - Canada’s main stock index finished lower on Tuesday in a sharp reversal after being in positive territory for…
Mayor highlights ‘big wins’ for Ottawa in year-end interview
A: We’re doing a lot on affordable housing. So last term of council, they invested $45 million in affordable housing.…
Grocery industry’s new code of conduct to take full effect on Jan. 1
TORONTO — The voluntary grocery code of conduct for grocers, suppliers, wholesalers and primary producers is set to fully roll…
Why is some fruit sold by the pound, and others by the piece? The answer may make your trips to the grocery store a little more puzzling
In the middle of one of his stores, Per Bank wanted to play a game. He tore a single banana…
Five things to watch in Canadian business for 2026
OTTAWA - Trade issues dominated headlines for Canadian business in 2025, but the stock market seemed to shrug off the…
Ottawa’s ‘Trusty Thrifter’ uses her passion to support women’s education
When Teresa McCrory moved to Ottawa from Montreal last year, she was looking for ways to be involved in the…
Grocery industry's new code of conduct to take full effect on Jan. 1
TORONTO - The voluntary grocery code of conduct for grocers, suppliers, wholesalers and primary producers is set to fully roll…