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How Canada handled COVID-19 compared to other countries | CTV News
Canada handled key aspects of the COVID-19 response better in the first two years of the pandemic than most G10 countries, according to a new study by researchers from the University of Toronto, Unity Health Toronto and St. Michael's hospital. Big labour shortages to continue in food, hotel industries
Despite record low levels of unemployment, many sectors are suffering from labour shortages in the second quarter with restaurants and hotels continuing to be amongst the worst hit, a new Statistics Canada survey finds. Revlon files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in U.S.
Revlon, the 90-year-old multinational beauty company, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, weighed down by a heavy debt load, disruptions to its supply chain network and surging costs. Air Canada cancels nearly 10% of Toronto flights over 7 days as staffing crunch, passenger surge hits Pearson airport
Canada’s biggest carrier cancelled about 360 flights at Toronto Pearson Airport in the first seven days of the month, split equally between arrivals and departures This year's canola crop is the most expensive ever planted, say Alberta farmers
Input costs for growing canola has skyrocketed, making this one of the most expensive canola crop Alberta farmers have ever planted.U.K. introduces temporary 'windfall tax' of 25% on oil and gas profits
The British government unveiled a 15 billion-pound emergency aid package featuring a 25 per cent tax on profits at oil and gas firms, to help offset increases in the cost of living.
The British government unveiled a 15 billion-pound emergency aid package featuring a 25 per cent tax on profits at oil and gas firms, to help offset increases in the cost of living. How this man fought for $5,200 after a travel agency spent his airline vouchers — on other clients
A Brampton, Ont., man was owed more than $5,200 in airline vouchers after his flights were cancelled in the early days of the pandemic. But instead, his travel agency used them to pay for other people's trips. He's one of thousands of people battling with How employee-owned businesses could shake up Canada's business scene
In their 2022 budget, the federal government committed to creating an Employee Ownership Trust. Our series Work in Progress looks at how EOTs and other worker-owned business models could shake up the Canadian business scene. China has lifted a 3-year ban on Canadian canola, Ottawa says
China has reinstated market access for two Canadian grain trading companies that have been prevented from exporting canola seed to China since March 2019, Ottawa says. Amazon pulls sexually explicit childrenswear from its Canadian site following complaint
Amazon has pulled several children’s clothing items displaying the sexually explicit message "I love c--k" from its Canadian e-commerce website, following a CBC News investigation. Toronto's food scene is getting a place on the coveted Michelin map — in a Canadian first
Long known by foodies for its tapestry of multi-cultural flavours, Toronto will now have a place on one of the most coveted of culinary maps: the Michelin Guide. Canada's competition commissioner to oppose $26B Rogers-Shaw merger, say companies
Canada's commissioner of competition intends to oppose Rogers Communications Inc.'s proposed $26-billion merger with Shaw Communications Inc., the companies said in a statement early Saturday. Crowdfunding platforms now required to report transactions, after truck convoy protests
Canada has become one of the first countries in the world to require online crowdfunding platforms to report to its anti-money laundering and terrorist financing watchdog, government officials told a special committee examining the truck convoy protest. Scammers exploiting dire cattle feed situation in Alberta, says head of beef producers group
Due to the summer's drought and winter's supply chain issues, cattle feed is still hard to come by in Alberta — and what's available comes at a cost. Here's How Mark Zuckerberg Became $11 Billion Richer In One Day
Mark Zuckerberg's net worth stands at $73.6 billion. He is currently the 15th richest billionaire. Some in Nunavut community question where money from mining company has gone
A company that runs the largest mining operation in Nunavut says it has given tens of millions of dollars in contracts to Inuit firms in the hamlet of Sanirajak, but some residents say they don't know where that money has gone. GM to make electric Corvette to challenge the Tesla Roadster
US car giant General Motors has confirmed it will produce an electrified Chevrolet Corvette next year, and could even reach the market around the same time as Tesla’s much anticipated electric Roadster II. A standard house costs almost twice as much in Canada as it does in the U.S.
The average home price in Canada reached a record $816,720 in February—or $638,144 USD—more than nine times the average household income, according to the Canadian Real Estate Association (via Fortune). Home prices in the U.S. over the same period cli Chinese oil giant confirms 2021 well was a 'duster' — and it's leaving offshore N.L.
The China National Offshore Oil Corporation has confirmed that a well drilled in the Flemish Pass in 2021 was unsuccessful and that the company is abandoning its efforts to becoming a producer in the Newfoundland and Labrador offshore oil industry. Ford launches production of F-150 Lightning electric pickup truck, says it's a 'Model T moment'
Ford has officially started full production of the F-150 Lightning electric pickup truck at the Rouge Electric Vehicle Center.
The company compares the significance of the moment to the launch of the Ford Model T.
The automaker grabbed a lot of head 31% of Canadians don't earn enough to pay their bills: Survey
Thirty-one per cent of respondents to an Ipsos survey conducted for MNP said they don't earn enough to pay their bills and debt payments, and almost half of all respondents (49 per cent) said they are within $200 of insolvency.
“It's a bit unnerving.Netflix loses subscribers for first time in more than 10 years
The firm lost 200,000 members in the first three months of the year.
The firm lost 200,000 members in the first three months of the year. Infowars files for bankruptcy protection as founder Alex Jones faces defamation lawsuits
Infowars filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as the website's founder and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones faces defamation lawsuits over his comments that the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting was a hoax. Why some RBC customers were wondering where their money went
Royal Bank of Canada says it's resolved a technical issue involving some auto-deposit e-transfers and that funds that disappeared are now in customers' accounts. Okanagan winery won't sell wine from 2021 harvest due to wildfire smoke damage
Blue Mountain Vineyard and Cellars, located in Okanagan Falls, announced its grapes were contaminated by smoke particularly from the nearby Thomas Creek wildfire. Her mail was opened, her Apple Watch stolen and this woman blames Canada Post
An Ontario woman says her Apple Watch went missing after it was mailed from Australia by her daughter, and she suspects the package was opened by someone within Canada Post. Small landlords who became homeless during pandemic blame 'broken' system
Franchesca Ranger is one of many small landlords in Ontario who became homeless during the pandemic. Legal experts say they haven't seen this happen before. Avian flu poses 'significant risk' to Canadian poultry farms as cases reported in multiple provinces
The highly contagious and deadly avian influenza is spreading among poultry birds in Canada, with government authorities tracking cases in 12 farms so far in Ontario, Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador, as well as additional possible cases in Alber First Tesla, now Polestar—Hertz signs a new electric vehicle partner
Europe gets theirs first. Rentals in US and Australia start this fall. De Havilland to manufacture line of firefighting planes in Calgary
De Havilland Aircraft of Canada Limited says it is reviving a water bomber aircraft manufacturing program that will bring 500 jobs to Calgary. Magna investing in new EV battery-related plant in Chatham
Up to 150 new jobs are coming to Chatham as Magna International expands its operations in the area.
The company just announced that its new facility, which will be housed at the old Crown Cork & Seal building at 125 Irwin Street, will produce battery e Real estate company collapses, 500 homes affected, $10M from investors across Canada missing
A judge has assigned a special investigator to look into the collapse of a Saskatoon real estate group in January. Epic Alliance managed more than 400 properties in Saskatoon, most in core neighbourhoods. It also had a pool of more than $10 million from i Americans say P.E.I. potatoes to be allowed into mainland U.S. 'soon'
P.E.I. table potatoes will soon be allowed into the continental U.S. with some conditions, according to a news release Thursday from the United States Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, or APHIS.Back to Canada News
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