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Deutsche Bank analysis reveals a proposed increase to the UK's Machine Gaming Duty could disproportionately impact retail-focused operators like Rank Group, with potential venue closures and job losses.
The Canadian government will announce a one-time grocery rebate targeting lower-income families as part of its affordability measures, while Quebec phases out free COVID tests and Trump targets Trudeau in rally.
The Toronto Maple Leafs have waived forward Steven Lorentz as they work to get under the salary cap before next week's season opener, with the team currently $2.8 million over the limit. The move comes alongside injury concerns and broader roster adjustments as the team prepares for the 2026-27 NHL season.
The NHL has officially merged the statistical histories of both Winnipeg Jets eras, restoring original franchise stars to the record books and creating a unified legacy for Manitoba hockey.
Dozens of international students face uncertainty after the sudden bankruptcy closure of ILAC, a Toronto-based private language school, leaving families out thousands in tuition and without clear education pathways.
Toronto's Filipino community celebrates as 'Forgotten Island' becomes the first major animated film to feature Filipino leads and folklore, marking a significant moment in cultural representation on the global stage.
Federal prosecutors will focus on 18 specific pitches by Cleveland Guardians reliever Emmanuel Clase in an alleged micro-betting conspiracy case that could result in up to 65 years in prison for the star pitcher and teammate Luis Ortiz.
From Brendan Fraser's Oscar triumph to Galen Weston's parliamentary testimony, here's what made news across Canada on March 13.
Today's top Canadian stories cover travel mishaps, grocery price surges, fast-food taste tests, and streaming service frustrations, offering a snapshot of current consumer trends and experiences.
Planned construction work will disrupt subway service on TTC Line 1 and train service on GO Transit's Lakeshore East and Stouffville lines during a busy event weekend featuring concerts, Blue Jays games and festivals across Toronto. The coordinated service changes require careful planning for thousands attending events like Weezer and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan concerts at Scotiabank Arena, Shaboozey and Logic performances, and Blue Jays home games.
Environmental icon David Suzuki voices frustration over Prime Minister Mark Carney's rollback of climate measures, arguing economic priorities are overriding planetary survival.
Canada Soccer confirms defender Derek Cornelius suffered a non-contact lower body injury during national team training, adding to roster concerns ahead of upcoming matches against Chile, Peru and the United States.
Whitecaps CEO Axel Schuster warns the MLS team faces an uncertain future as ownership talks stall and critical stadium negotiations with BC government remain unresolved.