Federal court in Brazil grants Stake partial injunction to operate until October
The ruling from a São Paulo judge allows the betting platform to resume operations until Oct. 25 under 12 specific conditions.
Housing, environment and science news from across Canada.
The ruling from a São Paulo judge allows the betting platform to resume operations until Oct. 25 under 12 specific conditions.
The SpaceQ Canadian Space Index dropped 5.4 percent, with all nine companies on the board seeing their share prices fall.
A credit union CEO says home prices must fall significantly from their current level to restore a sustainable market for first-time buyers.
High school students in Yellowknife moderated a forum where candidates for mayor and council addressed homelessness, transit and recreational funding.
The operators are recognized for innovation and sports betting excellence ahead of separate industry ceremonies in London and Dakar.
A Great Lakes policy expert says the U.S. renaming of Lake Ontario to Lake America distracts from deregulation and funding cuts harming the shared waters.
Environment Canada warns of wet snow starting Saturday, with temperatures dropping from 18 C Friday to near zero.
Environment Canada warns travel will be challenging as a cold trough brings snow to parts of Western Canada.
Wildfire smoke, heat and a snowy winter led to a nine per cent drop in visitors by the end of September, zoo officials say.
A document prepared for a fossil fuel advocacy session outlined plans to counter environmental groups and policies like the emissions cap.
Ann-Marie Zammit says forced amalgamation has failed elsewhere and would harm services, advocating instead for a housing-first strategy.
The Kaizen Gaming brand will return as a sponsor for the football tournament to be held in the UK and Ireland.
The candidate running for councillor in Ward 1 says he would oppose AI data centre developments and reform the city's rental licensing program.