Employees at Shopify will continue to work from home even after the novel coronavirus pandemic ends, the booming Canadian tech giant announced Thursday. The e-commerce platform developer, headquartered
A new program from Manitoba’s provincial government is expected to help support a nearly $400-million investment in Portage Place mall by Toronto developer Starlight Investments. The program, Manitoba
Trade and Industry Minister Chan Chun Sing said a faster economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic would depend on the availability of affordable, rapid test kits and the
Members of the Thomas and Delforge family farm have been forced to bag more than 160,000 pounds of potatoes — by hand. The family farm located in Coteau-du-Lac,
Restaurants across the province may soon be able to purchase beer, wine and liquor at wholesale prices. B.C. Premier John Horgan has asked Attorney General David Eby to fast
Three Queen’s University employees have been placed on temporary leave, according to their union the United Steelworkers. The university administration, in an e-mail to Global Kingston, confirmed “a
Halifax Regional Police chief Dan Kinsella is being asked to trim his operating budget significantly to offset the costs that COVID-19 is incurring for the city’s finances. Kinsella
TOKYO (BLOOMBERG) – Japan detailed an array of companies that will be subject to new rules restricting foreign investment, moving to protect industries it says are core to
Many Canadians have lost jobs but have been saved from financial ruin during the COVID-19 pandemic. A major contributor has been the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB), providing
A popular ice cream joint in Winnipeg has closed after backlash over its impromptu drive-thru line. Winnipeg’s Bridge Drive-In opened up Friday and asked people to stay in
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