Toronto Cancels World Cup Broadcast as Extreme Heat Pushes Toward 37 C
Toronto’s World Cup celebration collided with a more powerful opponent on Thursday: extreme heat. The city cancelled all July 2
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Dangerous Heat Could Hit 37 C as Canada Day and World Cup Crowds Gather in Ontario and Quebec
Ontario and Quebec are heading into one of the most demanding stretches of the summer just as public spaces fill
U.S. Pressures Canada Over Rules That Keep Patented Drug Prices Down
When a trade dispute reaches the pharmacy counter, the stakes become unusually personal. Washington has placed Canada’s patented-medicine pricing system
Toronto Speeding Surges 380% After Ford Government Scraps Cameras
Toronto’s former speed-camera locations are telling a stark story. Roughly seven months after Ontario ended municipal automated speed enforcement, city
One in Three Professionals Are Using Unauthorized AI Tools at Work, Report Finds
Artificial intelligence has quietly become part of the working day. Employees are using digital assistants to summarize meetings, polish emails,
Ottawa Rolls Out AI Translation Across Entire Federal Government After 300 Million Words
Canada’s federal translation machinery has reached a scale that would have sounded extraordinary only a few years ago. The Translation
Ford Government Fights Release of Secret Report That Proposed Selling ROM Artifacts
A proposal buried inside a confidential review of the Royal Ontario Museum has opened a much larger debate about who