iGaming
Ontario regulator fines theScore Bet $200,000 for unhonoured cash-out offers
The AGCO levied the maximum penalty after the operator presented a player with two cash-out offers that were not achievable.
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Science
Researchers hunt for deadly amphibian fungus in Manitoba wetlands
A graduate student is sampling frogs and salamanders to confirm the presence of a disease blamed for dozens of extinctions.
Environment
Research on Chinese dyeing industry offers lessons for Canada's carbon pricing
A study of Chinese textile exporters shows how a firm's ability to adapt shapes its response to environmental rules, a lesson for Canadian industry under carbon pricing.
Environment
B.C. wildfire forecasters rely on outdated 1990s data as fires intensify
The models used to predict fire spread and intensity have not had a major update since 1992, officials say.
Weather
Mid-November remains best estimate for Toronto's first significant snowfall
Environment Canada says the city's first snowfall of at least one centimetre typically arrives around the middle of November.
iGaming
Stake secures Alberta licence to enter Canada's regulated iGaming market
The online casino and sportsbook plans to launch its Alberta platform in October 2026 after finalizing an operating agreement.
Cities
KingSett Capital lists two Toronto office towers in financial district
The two Class B towers, totalling nearly 400,000 square feet, are being sold separately or together.
Science
Toronto Pearson and Ingenium launch airport-focused aviation education program
The program aims to connect more than 1,600 high school students with professionals from Canada's largest airport to explore aviation careers.
Science
Pikachu plush travels to International Space Station in ESA partnership
The collaboration includes exhibitions at European Space Agency facilities and museums, plus special merchandise and in-game Pokémon GO events.
Cities
Vancouver Liberals release 148-point platform ahead of municipal election
The municipal party's plan includes amalgamating UBC lands, a plebiscite on council elections and a new 'Vancouver Accord' on housing and addiction.
Cities
Calgary asks Ottawa for tariff relief on infrastructure projects
The city says tariffs could add hundreds of millions of dollars to its procurement costs for items like steel and fire trucks.
Housing
Hazelview Investments opens first rental tower at Toronto's Bloor & Dufferin
The 1,100-unit Station House is part of a larger development that secured one of the largest CMHC-insured loans under the MLI Select program.
iGaming
TMX Group could replicate US prediction markets in Canada if demand develops
The Toronto Stock Exchange parent company is watching developments by US exchange operator MEMX as it strengthens ties through a proposed deal.