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A detailed comparison reveals Costco's bulk pricing consistently undercuts Dollarama's per-unit costs across multiple grocery and household categories in Canada, challenging assumptions about dollar store savings.
Canada's intelligence agency is recruiting for multiple positions nationwide offering six-figure salaries and requiring varying levels of education and experience.
A Canadian-developed mobile game combines biodiversity documentation with gaming mechanics to engage citizen scientists worldwide while contributing to conservation efforts.
Toronto police are deploying tactical units and increasing patrols at synagogues and Jewish community spaces during Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur following multiple antisemitic attacks this year, including synagogue shootings and business vandalism.
Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland will announce a one-time $2 billion grocery rebate in the 2023 federal budget, targeting 11 million lower-income households struggling with food inflation, while Quebec scales back free COVID testing amid shifting public health priorities.
A comprehensive look at Canada's evolving consumer landscape, from grocery store price surges to streaming service frustrations, revealing how Canadians are responding to rising costs and changing retail dynamics.
From coast-to-coast heatwaves to proposed pet-friendly rental laws, here's what Canadians need to know this week.
Pilot programs across Canada show improved productivity, work-life balance and employee well-being under compressed work schedules, with several municipalities and businesses making the change permanent.
Former Nike executive Heidi O'Neill takes the helm at Lululemon as the Canadian retailer battles declining sales, product missteps, and internal turmoil while facing heightened competition in the athleisure market.
Iran says it hit a US military boat in the Strait of Hormuz, while Israeli strikes in Lebanon killed four and Yemeni forces retook territory from Houthis. The developments mark a dangerous escalation across multiple Middle Eastern flashpoints following weeks of relative calm.
Several Canadian provinces are raising minimum wages in 2023 while high-paying skilled trade jobs remain in demand, with electricians earning over $90k annually in Ontario. The economic updates reveal regional disparities in wage policies and growing opportunities in technical careers.
Newly obtained records show Vaughan delegates expensed short Uber rides and chartered buses while pursuing economic opportunities in Italy.
The Canadian Armed Forces is testing domestic drone technology at a NATO facility as part of its push to modernize military capabilities through rapid innovation.