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An Indigenous group in Washington state is looking for a cut of the profits made on land in southern B.C.

The Toronto Islands neighbourhood is one of Canada’s most sought-after communities. Securing a home there isn’t easy, but you now have the slightest chance of doing so. 

One of Canada’s largest hospital networks is launching a radical experiment in housing the homeless.

The world’s biggest coffee chain is trying to innovate its way around erratic weather.

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Like Pinocchio wishing upon a star to become a real boy, Koho is wishing upon a cash infusion to become a real bank.

The once far-fetched future of flying cars has gotten a major vote of confidence from an industry giant.

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North America just got its first-ever elected woman head of state (apologies to former Canadian prime minister Kim Campbell, who was neither elected nor head of state).

With 6.5 million Canadians living without a family doctor, a group of senators are hoping international med school grads can help fill the gap.

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Concert industry leviathan Live Nation is constructing Canada’s largest purpose-built concert venue.

Canadian businesses are shutting their doors at a rate the country hasn’t seen since the start of the pandemic.

Ontario is kicking the tires on an infrastructure project that will make the province's $16.8 billion GO train expansion look like a cute side project.

Like a well-prepared bartender on a Saturday morning, Canada is taking steps to ensure that it won’t run out of shots.

Basements are great for pool tables, wine cellars and mini-stick rinks, but renting them out as apartments could soon be a thing of the past.

They say it’s always darkest before the dawn — or in beleaguered chipmaker Intel’s case, before the buy-out offer.

You can buy anything on TikTok these days: galaxy projectors, novelty egg cookers, and detailed instructions on how to illegally enter another country.

As wages grow, Canadians could find themselves with a bit more money in the new year.

Friends, family, and loved ones, we’re gathered here today to pay our respects to the work-from-home era.

Today in predictable news: A province’s decision to let more than 4,000 convenience stores start selling alcohol continues to stir up controversy.

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OpenAI’s top-secret AI model (weirdly code-named Strawberry) is finally seeing the light of day.

Lululemon says it wants to keep its headquarters in Canada but is keen on continuing to recruit talent from elsewhere.

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