83 m. ago Klick Health Enables Clients to Uncover Invaluable Market Insights with New Human

InsightFull™ combs through voluminous public, licensed, and client-owned data sources; empowers agency’s experts to discover signals leading to deeper, more advanced insights and foresights TORONTO & NEW YORK — Klick Health today revealed that its teams have been using its InsightFull™ AI-powered engine to detect and follow data signals that lead to novel insights for […]

Science

1 hour ago Le Congrès américain doit voter pour une forte transparence dans l’affaire Epstein

Après avoir été contre, Trump a fini par soutenir ce texte ordonnant de « publier tous les documents et archives ».

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1 hour ago Almost half of Canada's top 100 employers are based in Ontario

Canada's Top 100 Employers for 2025 include a staggering 43 Ontario-based businesses, a reminder of why the province is considered the country's economic heart.Now in its 26th year, the annual top 100 produced by Mediacorp Canada highlights the best and brightest businesses from across the country, but it was Ontario that once again stood out from the pack.This year's edition, released on Nov. 18, comes amid unprecedented economic challenges and highlights employers which are forging new paths forward through tumultuous tariffs imposed by the United States.Companies are evaluated based on criteria including workplace, atmosphere and social, health, financial, and family benefits, vacation and time off, employee communications, performance management, training and skills development, and community involvement."Employers in Canada are at a remarkable juncture, facing once-in-a-generation challenges in artificial intelligence, trade and demographics,&quo...

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2 h. ago Toronto’s young, new male driver could face premiums of $13,000 a year: Report

Young drivers may take part in riskier behaviours, statistics show, wwhich is why they are more expensive to insure.

Economics

2 h. ago Toronto’s young, new male drivers could face premiums of $13,000 a year: Report

Young drivers may take part in riskier behaviours, statistics show, which is why they are more expensive to insure.

Economics

2 h. ago Artella Solutions Expands Diagnostic Platform into Sleep Medicine Through Strategic Partnership with PranaQ

HOUSTON & NEW YORK — Artella Solutions Inc. (“ARTELLA”), a leader in SaaS-driven cardiac monitoring and diagnostic intelligence, today announced a strategic partnership with PranaQ, a digital health company pioneering smart Home Sleep Testing (HST) solutions. This partnership marks ARTELLA’s expansion into a new diagnostic vertical – sleep diagnostics – driven by the clinically proven […]

Culture

2 h. ago Mayor of tiny Kansas town could be deported over voter fraud charges

COLDWATER, Kan. – Joe Ceballos has been winning elections in this tiny ranching town for more than a decade, securing his second mayoral term in a landslide earlier this month. But Ceballos’s version of the American dream – a Mexican immigrant who became an integral part of a close-knit Kansas community – has run smack […]

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2 h. ago Trump Tells Congress Don’t ‘Waste’ Time on Obamacare Credits

President Donald Trump said he will not support legislation to extend expanded Affordable Care Act subsidies even as senators are preparing to tee up a vote on the issue, complicating his party’s efforts to address health care costs.

Economics

3 h. ago Here are some of the best Canadian brands to shop this holiday season

The most wonderful time of year is here!It's November, and that means it's time to get your holiday shopping started (or, if you're a better person than I am, finished). 2025 was truly the year Canadians stood together, and you can continue showing your pride by shopping Canadian brands this holiday season.There's something for everyone on this list – I promise!Douglas*Good MorningGive the gift of better sleep with one of Canada's most loved and award-winning mattress brands. Proudly made in Canada and trusted by over 300,000 sleepers, Douglas offers three premium models: Original, Alpine, and Summit. Each combines eco-conscious materials, cooling comfort, and exceptional pressure relief for restful nights in every season. This blend of Canadian craftsmanship, sustainable design, and proven comfort makes it Canada's best overall mattress and a thoughtful gift your loved one will enjoy every night.*This product was a sponsored inclusion in our gift guide...

Society

4 h. ago Breakenridge: Province needs to fund Elections Alberta after throwing door wide open

Much has been made of the UCP’s hypocrisy and short-sightedness in introducing voter recall and citizen initiative — and subsequently lowering the thresholds for both — only to then be offended and outraged when these tools are used against them. But there’s an adjacent issue to all of this where the government’s lack of foresight […]

Politics

4 h. ago FIRST READING: B.C. human rights chief declares that it’s colonialist to stigmatize drug use

Overdose crisis is 'rooted in colonial approaches that prioritize individualism over community, wealth over health and power over empathy'

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6 h. ago Shell plc Announces Early Participation Results and Extends the Early Participation Premium to all Eligible Holders

Press Release November 18, 2025 Shell plc Announces Early Participation Results and Extends the Early Participation Premium to all Eligible Holders Shell plc (“Shell”) (LSE: SHEL) (NYSE: SHEL) (AEX: SHELL) today announces that, as of 5:00 p.m., New York City Time, on November 17, 2025 (the “Early Participation Deadline”), the aggregate principal amounts listed below […]

Culture

18 h. ago Keep Water Public Coalition: Conservative Government’s Bill 60 Turns Water Into a Business and Threatens Public Health

TORONTO — With the Ford Conservatives expected to pass Bill 60, the Keep Water Public coalition warns the legislation risks making water less affordable and less safe, eroding public-health protections and allowing corporate-control to raise water rates. Keep Water Public is a campaign by The Council of Canadians, Canadian Association of Physicians for the Environment […]

Politics

19 h. ago New Alberta bill seeks to formalize citizenship on licences, integration with health care cards

Bill 10 formalizes the province's push to add citizenship markers to driver's licences and integrate them with health care numbers.

Science

20 h. ago John Ivison: Rising prices are hitting both Trump and Carney where it hurts

Trump has had to lower tariffs on groceries. The problem for Ottawa is that prices have risen even more quickly in Canada than in the U.S.

Economics

22 h. ago Saskatchewan signs first contracts with nurse practitioners to expand primary care

Nurse practitioners can perform many tasks similar to family doctors, such as diagnosing and treating illnesses, prescribing medications and providing referrals to specialists.

Politics

23 h. ago Hanes: 'Blind spot' in Bill 2 could shut eight sexual health clinics by Jan. 1

The closure of Prelib's eight clinics across Quebec, which treat almost 100,000 patients a year for issues like STIs, "would be a disaster," doctor says.

Science

24 h. ago Plan to transform Toronto office building into huge tower slapped down by City

An ambitious plan to plop a tower on top of an existing office building has been slapped down by planners.The late 2021 proposal from Slate Asset Management, seeking to add new levels above the Modernist-style 1968-built Padulo Building at 1 St. Clair W., has hit a snag. A new report recommends that City Council refuse the proposed 49-storey development, throwing a wrench in the Gensler-designed development.And the impending refusal actually has nothing to do with height.First tabled in December 2021, the plan calls for the current 12-storey office building to be retained, expanded, and modernized, while two neighbouring low-rises at 11 and 13 St. Clair W. — home to Shenanigans Pub and a Pizzaiolo location — would be razed to make way for the new building.The office building would be renovated and expanded, while the two retail properties on the right would be torn down. Image via Google Street View.However, a Nov. 10 report recommending refusal of the project cuts the p...

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26 h. ago Toronto store around for 12 years gets new start after forced closure for condos

A local, affordable grocer forced out by a condo development this past summer is preparing for a long-awaited comeback just a few steps from its former home.Residents around Yonge Street and Davisville Avenue voiced their concerns over the summer as a block of neighbourhood shops on the northeast corner was vacated to make way for a new condo project.The abrupt clearance swept out several long-standing businesses, including two budget-friendly grocers, namely Fruits Basket and Fresh Buy Market, as well as a neighbourhood sports bar.The project sparked frustration among local residents, many of whom pointed out that the two grocers were vital for some community members, including seniors, who relied on the walkable stores in place of farther, and higher-priced chains like Metro.Among the business casualties was the decades-old sports bar, Kramer's Bar & Grill, which, aside from its staple chicken wings and pints, became known for its community events, like triv...

Culture

26 h. ago How shingles can contribute to dementia later and what you can do

Shingles stems from the varicella-zoster virus, which causes childhood chicken pox and hibernates in the nervous system

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