The Canadian Press

Feds widen pathways for attracting tech talent

Ottawa wants to draw more tech talent to Canada and is expanding the pathways workers in the sector have to enter the country.

Canada’s inflation rate tumbles to 3.4%, but forecasters still expect July rate hike

Statistics Canada says the country's inflation rate fell to 3.4 per cent in May — the lowest it's been since June 2021.

Shopify to fight CRA request for six years of merchant tax records: CEO

Shopify Inc.'s chief executive says the company will fight a request from the Canada Revenue Agency to turn over six years of records for Canadian stores using the firm's software.

As tech industry readies for Collision conference, some wonder about the future of the event

Between appearances from AI leader Geoffrey Hinton and executives from Airbnb, Amazon Web Services and Google's AI researcher Deep Mind will be another hot topic: the value and future of the Collision conference itself.

A dip in inflation may not be enough to stop the BoC from raising rates next month

Forecasters are expecting the Bank of Canada to move ahead with another interest rate hike in July, even as they expect the annual inflation rate to slow significantly.

Statistics Canada says Canadians travelled more to U.S. and overseas in April

Canadians are taking more trips outside the country this year compared with 2022, but hasn't returned to pre-pandemic levels, per Statistics Canada.

Centre Block on pace to reopen in 2032, include new public area under Parliament Hill

A massive overhaul of Centre Block on Parliament Hill, which includes a new three-level welcome centre underneath the building, is expected to be completed by 2031 and open to the public by 2032.

Canopy Growth reports $648 million net loss in Q4 as it parts way with BioSteel staff

Canopy Growth has parted ways with some staff as it review its BioSteel business after uncovering "material misstatements'' in the sports drink unit's previous financial filings.

Ottawa to host world junior hockey championship for first time in 16 years

The world junior hockey championship is returning to the nation's capital: Hockey Canada has announced that Ottawa will host the tournament from Dec. 26, 2024 to Jan. 5, 2025.

Retail sales grow 1.1 per cent in April as consumer resiliency continues

Canadian retail sales came in stronger than initially estimated, as analysts say consumers proved resilient amid an...

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