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Concerns about the cost of living, inflation, and a possible economic recession are among the leading causes of financial anxiety

Data centres, cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence ate up two per cent of the world's electricity in 2022 and this footprint is expected to double by 2026

'This measure is expected to remove the incentive for candidates to purchase an LMIA, resulting in increased fairness and integrity,' minister said

Last November, Molotov cocktails were thrown at the synagogue

'No one can answer why we subsidize Canada to the tune of over $100,000,000 a year? Makes no sense!'

Police quickly extinguished the flames with a fire extinguisher and found the remnants of a crude firebomb

Organizers of RIS conference reject the concerns saying all speakers are carefully vetted 'to only include those who are committed to the pursuit of peace and harmony'

A judge has ordered a New Brunswick man to pay his neighbour $55,000 in damages for falsely accusing him of rape. Read More

OTTAWA — There might not be a Liberal leadership race just yet, but voices are starting to emerge calling on Chrystia Freeland to replace Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Read More

OTTAWA — With Chrystia Freeland out as finance minister, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s reputation as a self-described feminist is taking a hit. Read More

The 57-year-old Russian national cut off her ankle monitor and boarded a Greyhound bus attempting to cross the border at Buffalo

Dominic LeBlanc is once again proving he is a good soldier, even as his army seems demoralized and in disarray. That might come from his own deep political pedigree and his long, personal relationship with the prime minister. Read More

A Virginia hunter has died from injuries he suffered when a bear he and others were tracking fell from a tree and landed on him. Read More

In recent weeks there have been numerous reports of mysterious drones flying over parts of New Jersey and the U.S. East Coast. New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, the White House, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump and the FBI have all weighed in on the matter, although there remain more questions than answers. Here’s what we know. Read More

OTTAWA — A handful of Liberal MPs are calling on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to seriously reflect on whether he is still the right person to lead the party, after a nightmarish start to the week. Read More

During lockdown, the decorator Shifra Greenberg ran into a friend on the street. Like everyone, the friend griped about being stuck at home. Her house in midtown Toronto had walls the colour of powdered icing sugar, creating a stark and uninspiring ambience. Ditto high ceilings that felt cavernous and cold.   Read More

U.S. president-elect Donald Trump has weighed in on social media regarding the departure of Chrystia Freeland from Justin Trudeau’s cabinet. And he did not mince words. Read More

After 32 days on strike, Canada Post employees have been ordered back to work starting Tuesday, just in time for the holidays — but the trust between consumers and small businesses has already been damaged, says Lisa Hutcheson, a retail expert and managing partner at J.C Williams Group. Read More

Weeks of violent protests in Georgia against alleged vote-rigging and the suspension of talks to join the European Union have left the former Soviet republic mimicking Ukraine 10 years ago — streets filled with fear, distress and panic over Russian interference. Read More

OTTAWA — Newly appointed federal Finance Minister Dominic LeBlanc didn’t appear too worried when asked Monday evening how he’ll balance his new duties with his already long to-do list as minister of public safety and intergovernmental affairs. Read More