19 h. ago Lorne Gunter: Carney's need to cut spending should focus on bloated public service

Under the Trudeau government, the federal civil service grew by nearly 100,000 employees, or just about 40 per cent, at a time when the national population grew about 16 per cent.

Events

27 h. ago Règles ignorées, facture salée: une propriétaire de condo condamnée à payer 100 000$

La cour a décidé qu’une propriétaire de condo devrait rembourser les frais engagés pour mettre fin à ses mauvais comportements.

Economics

45 h. ago Newcore Gold Drilling Intersects 0.89 g/t Gold over 33.0 Metres and 3.98 g/t Gold over 6.0 Metres, at the Enchi Gold Project, Ghana

Drilling Intersects Wide Zones of Near Surface Gold Mineralization at the Sewum Gold Deposit VANCOUVER, British Columbia, July 16, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Newcore Gold Ltd. (“Newcore” or the “Company”) (TSX-V: NCAU, OTCQX: NCAUF) is pleased to announce additional drill results from the 35,000-metre drill program underway at the Company’s 100% owned Enchi Gold Project […]

Other

5 d. ago Canada's largest Korean Festival returns to Toronto next month

Get ready, Toronto! The ultimate celebration of Korean culture is back and bigger than ever. The Toronto Korean Festival (TKF) is returning to Mel Lastman Square from Friday, August 22 to Sunday, August 24, 2025, and this year marks its 25th anniversary.With over 100,000 visitors expected to pack the square throughout the weekend, TKF is set to deliver an unforgettable fusion of K-pop, culture, cuisine, and community.If you're a fan of K-pop, this is your moment. On Saturday and Sunday nights, the main stage will be headlined by ONE PACT, a rising five-member boy group that's been topping charts and stealing hearts all year.Friday's kickoff features a performance by Funkyverse, the Korean-Canadian street dance crew that blew away judges on Canada's Got Talent.And if you're still standing after all that, the K-pop DJ stage will keep the party going late into the night on Friday and Saturday, with sets by MOOBEK and Toronto's very own, Shyykimm.Beyond the beats, TKF is serving up some...

Culture

6 d. ago CGLCC's CEO on the importance of queer entrepreneurs in Canada

Despite what you may think, 2SLGBTQI+ entrepreneurs are not a niche group. In Canada alone, there are over 100,000 queer and trans-owned businesses contributing more than $22 billion in economic viability and employing over 435,000 Canadians. These are the people who service your car, cut your hair, roast your coffee – simply put, they’re everywhere. So, why are queer business people still facing challenges not felt by their straight cohorts? The realities of discriminationDarrell Schuurman, Founder and CEO of Canada’s 2SLGBTQI+ Chamber of Commerce (CGLCC), explains to blogTO that hurdles happen from the get-go."One in five queer or trans entrepreneurs experience challenges in starting or scaling their business, which includes things like access to capital, access to mentorship, and access to global supports and markets.""We know that they continue to face significant discrimination, and that one in four have lost business because of 2SLGBTQI+ owners...

Economics

6 d. ago Terry Glavin: Time for Canada to step up again to help the Syrian people

We provided refuge for 100,000 Syrians during Bashar Assad's barbaric rule. Now that the dictator has been vanquished, we can assist again

Other

8 d. ago Canada continuing to lag in number of EV charging stations needed to meet goals

OTTAWA — Canada still doesn’t have the network of public charging stations it needs to meet its electric vehicle goals, researchers say. With a little more than 35,000 charging stations in service across the country, Canada is falling well short of the 100,000-plus stations it needed by this year, according to experts with the Dunsky […]

Other

9 d. ago Photon Marine and Silverback Marine Launch Significantly Funded Electric Workboats Through CARB CORE Voucher Program

California customers can now receive up to $300,000 per vessel plus $100,000 in charging infrastructure support starting in August PORTLAND, Ore., July 08, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Photon Marine, a developer of high-performance electric outboard propulsion systems, and Silverback Marine, a premier builder of commercial aluminum vessels, announced today that eight electric workboat configurations have […]

Transport

1 week ago How ‘Love Island USA’ forced a star’s exit after racist posts resurfaced

After the first “bombshell” entered the “Love Island USA” villa this season, she quickly became a fan favourite and a front-runner to take home the show’s $100,000 cash prize. But on Sunday night’s episode, the show was hit with a different kind of explosion when Cierra Ortega, a 25-year-old L.A.-based content creator, was kicked off […]

Other

1 week ago 'I'm going to surprise my wife': Edmonton man wins $1 million on Lotto 6

“I was happy with the $100,000,” Tran said in the release. “Now, I feel very happy!”

Economics

2 w. ago Découvrez les 10 cliniques médicales qui ont donné le plus de rendez

Une dizaine de cliniques médicales ont réussi le tour de force d’offrir plus de 100 000 rendez-vous au cours de la dernière année.

Other

2 w. ago EN VIDÉO | Un conducteur ivre percute une exposition d’art et cause 100 000$ de dégâts

Un conducteur ivre cause 100 000$ de dégâts.

Economics

2 w. ago Cognita Partners with Flint to Roll Out Personalized AI Learning Across Global School Network

NEW YORK — Flint, a leading AI platform built for K-12 personalized learning, announced today a new partnership with leading global K-12 schools group, Cognita. With over 100 schools and 95,000 students in 17 countries, Cognita provides world class education around the globe. This announcement of a phased rollout across Cognita schools follows a successful […]

Society

2 w. ago Restrictions budgétaires en éducation: une pétition franchit les 100 000 signatures en moins d’une semaine

Une pétition demandant le retrait des restrictions budgétaires imposées aux centres de services scolaires a franchi le cap des 100 000 signatures.

Society

2 w. ago Major Canadian telecoms named among world's most sustainable companies

Time has released its list of the most sustainable companies in 2025, and several Canadian-based organizations ranked among the top 500.These companies include Stantec (at the 44th spot), WSP (at #62), Telus (83), CAE (120), CN (155), Lululemon (177), BCE (183), Cogeco (274), CGI (315), Celestica (323), Boralex (329), Gildan (393) and Rogers Communications (402).Most Canadian communications companies ranked within the top half of the list, with only Rogers falling within the bottom 100. Back in April, Telus announced two new offers that supported reforestation efforts and Earth Day. Telus has also increased the amount of electricity it consumes from renewable sources to 59 per cent. Meanwhile, according to its website, Rogers is the first national carrier with net-zero GHG emissions targets approved by the Science Based Targets initiative, and plants 100,000 trees per y...

Politics

2 w. ago Allwyn and Formula 1® celebrate power of community by launching F1® Allwyn Global Community Award

Brand-new F1® Allwyn Global Community Award will recognise and spotlight community-focused initiatives from across the world of Formula 1, with first winner to be presented at the Formula 1® Heineken Dutch Grand Prix 2025. Allwyn to donate €100,000 to each winning initiative at four races this season. LUCERNE, Switzerland, June 27, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — […]

Culture

3 w. ago Failed New Zealand scheme is cautionary tale for Carney’s homebuilding agency: report

KiwiBuild had a goal of building 100,000 affordable housing units in a decade. It completed just 2,389 units by 2024

Transport

3 w. ago Bell: Calgary Mayor Gondek goes for an image makeover — on the taxpayer dime

Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek was in the political tank and for $100,000-plus in city taxpayer dough she found someone to help her out

Economics

3 w. ago Huge Middle Eastern food festival coming to popular Toronto landmark next month

If Toronto is known for one big thing in the summer, it's lively food fests across the city. If you need another one to attend, one of the biggest cultural events of the season is back soon. Taste of the Middle East is transforming Nathan Phillips Square into a wonderland of delicious eats from July 4-6, and you won't want to miss it. Taste of the Middle East has been going strong for eight years and never disappoints when it comes to the array of food lined up, right in the heart of downtown Toronto. The three-day event welcomes over 90,000 visitors annually and features more than 100 vendors offering a range of flavourful experiences. The food lineup is representative of diverse Middle Eastern culture, so expect to find food like shawarma, falafel, manakeesh, and so much more.In addition to the food offerings, prepare for a full entertainment schedule ahead, too, with more than 60 live performances on tap for the weekend. Taste of the Mid...

Culture

3 w. ago Près de 100 000 foyers privés d'électricité dans la Capitale

Près de 100 000 foyers ont été touchés par des pannes de courant dans la Capitale-Nationale, en fin de soirée, lundi.

Economics