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.
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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.
Weather
Strong wind warning issued for western Lake Superior near Thunder Bay
A three-day stretch of mild weather is forecast for Thunder Bay, but boaters are warned of hazardous conditions offshore.
Housing
Ontario universities turn to private partners to build student housing
Facing high costs and capital constraints, schools like U of T and Ontario Tech are using partnerships to add thousands of new residence beds.
Science
AI microscope discovers cell-strengthening stress effect in one week
An AI-powered microscope discovered a cellular stress phenomenon that took humans decades to find, scientists say.
Weather
Northwestern Ontario sees gusty winds, morning fog before sunny Monday
Tuesday is forecast to be the warmest day of the period, with temperatures climbing into the upper teens.
Environment
Seniors group urges Carney government to reject West Coast oil pipeline
The group says the project lacks economic, moral and climate justification ahead of an October 1 decision deadline.
Environment
Penticton man launches business to help Okanagan homeowners FireSmart properties
Justin Zimmerman, who helped during the 2026 Summerland wildfire, now offers services to implement FireSmart recommendations.
Science
Former intelligence officials warn politicians to open their eyes to realities of espionage
A new study says virtually no Canadian understands how espionage is really done, beyond the 'fantasy' of fictional spies like James Bond.
iGaming
Woman sues Las Vegas bar over injuries from mechanical penis ride
Amber Zabran alleges she was thrown from the attraction at The Nerd bar and suffered serious physical and mental injuries.