Category: Business

Elon Musk has made history as the first person ever to amass a personal fortune exceeding US$700 billion, following a landmark legal decision that reinstated a massive Tesla compensation package previously struck down by a lower court. The ruling has not only reshaped Musk’s financial standing but also reignited debate around executive pay, corporate governance,…

Commuters who rely on GO Transit’s Lakeshore West line are being advised to plan ahead once again, as another round of service adjustments is set to take effect this weekend. For the second consecutive weekend, Metrolinx says train schedules and routes along one of the region’s busiest transit corridors will be modified to accommodate essential…

The long-anticipated release of U.S. Justice Department records tied to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation has begun, unveiling thousands of documents and photographs that highlight the disgraced financier’s extensive social connections with some of the world’s most recognizable figures. Among the newly released material are images and references involving former U.S. president Bill Clinton, pop icon…

As the holiday season approaches, Toronto is officially embracing winter, and one of the city’s favourite cold-weather traditions is returning: outdoor skating. From festive pop-up rinks to scenic skating trails tucked beneath major landmarks, several skating spots are opening just in time for the holidays, offering residents and visitors a chance to get outside, stay…

MONTREAL — A proposed high-speed rail line linking Toronto and Quebec City could dramatically reshape travel across Canada’s most densely populated corridor, with internal documents suggesting the network may support as many as 72 passenger trains per day once fully built. The estimates, contained in draft technical briefings obtained by The Canadian Press through access-to-information…

Ontario’s Integrity Commissioner has formally launched an investigation into Labour Minister David Piccini, escalating political pressure on the Ford government following damaging findings about the administration of the province’s multibillion-dollar Skills Development Fund. The probe, confirmed by 680 NewsRadio, centres on concerns surrounding how applicants were selected for funding under the Skills Development Fund Training…

As Canadians continue to grapple with stubbornly high beef prices at grocery stores, experts say meaningful relief is unlikely to arrive anytime soon. Despite early signs that Canada’s national cattle herd is beginning to recover after years of decline, the long biological and economic cycle of beef production means consumers are facing what one food…

The federal government’s approval of a landmark $50-billion merger between global mining powerhouse Anglo American and Canada’s Teck Resources Limited is being welcomed as a transformative moment for British Columbia’s economy. Provincial leaders, industry representatives, and business groups say the deal positions B.C. — and particularly Vancouver — at the centre of the global critical…

Introduction: A Legendary Voice Nears Its Final Call For more than four decades, Joe Bowen’s voice has been inseparable from the Toronto Maple Leafs experience. From thrilling overtime winners to crushing playoff heartbreaks, Bowen has narrated the story of one of hockey’s most storied franchises with passion, warmth, and unmistakable authenticity. Now, as he approaches…

A City Confronts a Devastating Loss Hamilton is grappling with profound grief after a 7-year-old child died from injuries sustained when they were struck by a city bus on Thursday afternoon. What began as an ordinary weekday in the city’s downtown core quickly shifted into a scene marked by emergency crews, road closures, and a…