Some farmers and the Crown corporation behind the Alto high-speed rail project find themselves at odds, struggling to reconcile visions of what a new, major transit line should look like.
Canadian airlines began adjusting routes and consolidating flights after the head of the International Energy Agency warned Europe has “maybe six weeks or so” of jet fuel remaining on Thursday.
Compared to traditional album rollouts, which can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars in publicity costs, Drake’s Toronto ice installation was relatively inexpensive while generating massive earned media, experts say.
As airlines adjust their flight services because of higher jet fuel costs, new data from Statistics Canada shows Canadians have been travelling overseas more but to the U.S. less over the past year.
Torstar said Wednesday it will be one of 30 new members of the Standards for Publisher Usage Rights (SPUR) Coalition, a global group focused on helping media organizations monitor, license and commercialize the use of their intellectual property.
Despite a technical recession from consecutive GDP declines, economists argue Canada’s economy remains resilient, lacking the widespread job losses typical of a true downturn.
The Ministry of Education distributed more than $2 billion through a series of relief programs intended to help families whose children’s schooling was disrupted by labour strikes and the COVID-19 pandemic, but hundreds of the payments didn’t go to the youths’ caregivers.
