2 h. ago ABB Disappoints Investors by Leaving Growth Target Unchanged

ABB Ltd. kept its revenue growth target unchanged, disappointing investors who had expected a more ambitious goal as an artificial intelligence boom drives demand for the company’s power-grid products.

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8 h. ago Report states SFU athletics would save $850,000 coming back to Canada, but includes cutting teams

Decision on next steps expected by 'end of the month,' but women's softball and men's and women's golf would be cut if move to leave NCAA goes forward

Economics

10 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

10 h. ago Alberta minister of arts, culture and Status of Women apologizes for using expletive

Alberta’s minister of arts, culture and Status of Women has apologized for using an expletive in a voice message she left for a constituent. Tanya Fir, the United Conservative Party legislature member for the Calgary-Peigan riding, says the fact that she has been referred to by the same expletive in political disagreements and in recent […]

Politics

11 h. ago Senior managers depart BMO Capital Markets as firm pushes reorganization

Alena Vinogradova and Nancy Branch left the bank last week, according to sources

Economics

12 h. ago Financial 15 Split Corp. Announces Overnight Offering of Preferred Shares

A high-quality portfolio consisting of North American Financial Services Companies TORONTO, Nov. 17, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Financial 15 Split Corp. (the “Company”) is pleased to announce it will undertake an offering of Preferred Shares (TSX: FTN.PR.A) of the Company. The offering will be led by National Bank Financial Inc. The sales period of this […]

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13 h. ago Ottawa Senators captain Brady Tkachuk expected to return on Western trip

The Senators skate before heading to California to begin a seven-game trip and could get their captain back in action.

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13 h. ago ‘Cherry on top’: Grey Cup visitors exceed Manitoba hotel association’s expectations

The head of the Manitoba Hotel Association says the Grey Cup experience, for local hoteliers, was even better than expected.

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13 h. ago Alberta government minister apologizes for foul language left in voice message

Alberta's minister of arts, culture and Status of Women is apologizing for using an expletive in a voice message she left for a constituent.

Politics

15 h. ago October inflation has economists expecting another Bank of Canada hold

Inflation rate dipped to 2.2% in October

Economics

15 h. ago ‘I’m so grateful I got to be your mom’: Toronto woman who suffocated her 2 sons sentenced to life

Court heard the 27-year-old Toronto woman was left a paraplegic as a result of a failed suicide attempt on the night she murdered her sons.

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16 h. ago Digital Commerce Bank Becomes First Bank in Canada to Launch Interac e

CALGARY, Alberta — Digital Commerce Bank (“DCBank”) proudly announces the launch of Interac e-Transfer® Cards as the first bank to bring this new and innovative product to market, allowing Canadians to bring creativity, personality, and meaning to the simple act of sending money. Integration of this new feature into web or mobile-based products is simple […]

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17 h. ago Deutsche Bank Joins Barclays, Apollo Targeting Energy Transition Deals

Deutsche Bank AG increased its ESG-related financing goals to target deals in high-carbon sectors.

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17 h. ago Major TTC subway outage planned for this weekend and there won't be shuttle buses

TTC subway closures this weekend include a key stretch of the network scheduled to shut down for a full day, marking the fourth consecutive weekend with a major planned disruption to transit service. The TTC has announced that it will close a stretch of the Line 1 Yonge–University between St George and St Andrew stations on Saturday, Nov. 22, due to ongoing station work.As with previous closures on this portion of Line 1, the TTC has opted not to run replacement shuttle buses during the closure, instead expecting commuters to rely on surface transit to connect with the nearby Yonge leg on the route.In lieu of shuttle buses, the TTC has shared a list of surface transit options for commuters to navigate the subway closure this weekend.TTCIf the closure sounds familiar, the TTC had just closed this exact stretch of Line 1 for the entire weekend of Saturday, Nov. 8, and Sunday, Nov. 9, 2025. That closure was also attributed to "planned station work."The tr...

Politics

18 h. ago October home sales down from last year, but more activity expected in 2026: CREA

But home sales ticked up 0.9 per cent on a month-over-month basis, marking the sixth such increase in the past seven months

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19 h. ago Toronto City Hall to raise Palestinian flag, joins other cities across Canada

The City of Toronto is expected to join several other cities across Canada in raising the Palestinian flag this morning at city hall. 

Other

19 h. ago Inflation in Canada cools slightly to 2.2% in October, StatCan says

Year-over-year inflation for consumer goods rose by 2.2 per cent in October, a slight dip compared with the growth seen last month, according to Statistics Canada.

Economics

19 h. ago Washing ceremony held in Bella Bella after human rights complaint settled with TD Bank

The ceremony was held at Heiltsuk Nation's Big House in remote Bella Bella on B.C.'s central coast and attended by TD Bank executives

Culture

19 h. ago Canada Inflation Cools to 2.2%, Missing Economists’ Forecasts

Inflation in Canada cooled less than expected last month, supporting the Bank of Canada’s decision to move to the sidelines after back-to-back rate cuts.

Economics

19 h. ago Inflation cools to 2.2% in October as gas, grocery prices fall

The annual rate of inflation cooled to 2.2 per cent in October -- a tick higher than economists' expectations but down from 2.4 per cent in September.

Economics