A B.C. court lets a search-ad class action against Apple proceed, the Canada Strong Fund gets a CEO, Brampton's plant goes to Roshel, and an SSH bug to patch.
Canada's instant payment system launched today with eight participants. Here's who they are, what the new fraud checks do, and when everyone else joins.
Real-Time Rail launches, Nvidia opens a probe into its CEO, the budget's $1.5 billion for news and culture, a new online regulator, and an Apple gift card payout.
Payments Canada's Real-Time Rail goes live Nov. 9, after more than a decade of work. Most Canadians won't see it right away: the target is 9 in 10 bank accounts by late 2027.
Budget 2026 proposes capping your losses at $0 when someone gets into your bank account without permission. It isn't law yet, and 'gross negligence' will matter.
Budget 2026 brings a capital gains break for startups, a wider SR&ED credit, $0 fraud liability for bank customers and 500 MW of AI computing. Our live updates.
Alberta, Quebec, Ontario and B.C. all promise data centres will pay their own way. They have four very different plans for making sure of it, and the details matter for your bill.
Apple and Amazon launched a pile of new gear and features this week. Some arrived in Canada on day one, some only in certain provinces, and some not at all. Here's the scorecard.
A $949 iPad mini looks steep next to $699 USD, but at today's exchange rate it's cheaper here. The real markups are on foldables and flagships. Here's the math.