Bitget celebrates Lunar New Year with Fortune Card Campaign offering rewards for exploring unified trading platform. Users collect puzzle pieces through daily activities for prize draws and mystery boxes.
Technology entrepreneur Yanik Guillemette announces Accolad's new automation infrastructure for managing referral payments, sales incentives, and customer rewards through an expanded digital gift card marketplace.
OC Transpo reports a significant reduction in cancelled trips as additional buses are deployed across Ottawa, enhancing public transit reliability for commuters.
U.S. consumer prices rose less than anticipated in January, providing relief amid economic concerns. The data suggests moderating inflationary pressures.
Ontario's gambling regulator moves to suspend PointsBet for failing to report suspicious wagers tied to former Raptors player Jontay Porter's insider betting scheme.
David Parker, a longtime Calgary Herald business columnist, concludes his career after over 25 years of documenting the city's entrepreneurial spirit and community growth.
Canadian energy giant Enbridge exceeded quarterly profit forecasts, driven by heightened natural gas demand and strategic operational performance, signaling resilience in the energy sector.
Magna International faces financial challenges with a $1 million loss due to a legal settlement and increasing operational expenses, impacting its business performance.
Kathy Ruemmler, Goldman Sachs' chief legal officer, steps down after emails reveal close connections to Jeffrey Epstein, sparking scrutiny in the financial world.
TC Energy reported higher-than-expected profits for the latest quarter, driven by increased demand for natural gas and power. The company's strong performance highlights growth in energy infrastructure.
DP World, a major logistics firm, has replaced its chairman after his name surfaced in Jeffrey Epstein-related documents, sparking corporate governance concerns.
Alberta companies Mullen Group and Keyera Corp. make strategic acquisitions in the energy sector while business leaders urge faster progress on major infrastructure projects to boost Canada's energy superpower status.
Montreal drivers receive mixed news: a planned REM closure on Sunday has been cancelled, but paid parking begins at two stations. Ongoing highway and street disruptions continue across the city.
President Donald Trump is preparing to scale back tariffs on steel and aluminum imports as voter anxiety over affordability grows ahead of midterm elections, with administration officials acknowledging consumer price impacts.
Tim Hortons is introducing an improved English muffin, adding fountain drink machines, and debuting new espresso equipment as part of its latest upgrades to enhance the guest experience across its café chain.
A.I.S. Resources Limited receives TSXV Exchange acceptance for its earn-in agreement with Riversgold Ltd., securing rights to acquire up to 75% interest in the Saint John IOCG/porphyry project in New Brunswick.
Australian pop icon Kylie Minogue has successfully launched and expanded her wine brand globally over six years, leveraging her fame and business acumen to create a thriving beverage empire.
David Huerta, a California labor leader, could serve up to a year in prison for allegedly obstructing a federal immigration raid. He pleads not guilty, claiming state repression of First Amendment rights.
A Porter aircraft slid off the tarmac at Halifax Stanfield International Airport during a severe winter storm, with no injuries reported. The incident highlights weather-related aviation challenges.
Gold prices climbed more than 1% as investors engaged in dip-buying, with markets closely monitoring upcoming U.S. inflation figures that could influence Federal Reserve policy and global economic trends.
Following another truck collision, Edmonton faces a critical decision: invest $200 million in rehabilitating the 113-year-old High Level Bridge or build new. The historic structure's limitations spark community conversation about infrastructure priorities
An Ontario family reports being defrauded of $1,000 while attempting to adopt a kitten online, highlighting a persistent pet adoption scam trend that surged during the pandemic and continues to target unsuspecting animal lovers.
A new analysis reveals that while public-sector employment grew twice as fast as private jobs over the past decade, the private sector still accounts for 80% of Canadian employment and remains the primary driver of economic growth across provinces.
Economist Jack Mintz argues that rising deficit-financed government spending will lead to increased taxes, contradicting affordability promises and burdening households.
Nova Scotia's new pilot program offers first-time buyers mortgages with just 2% down, but experts warn it may not be the affordability solution it appears. The program comes with restrictions and potential long-term costs.
A new report reveals Quebec residents spend significantly more on Valentine's Day than other Canadians, with Moneris VP Sean McCormick discussing the findings and broader spending trends.
The Trump administration has successfully negotiated a trade agreement with Taiwan, aiming to lower tariff barriers and enhance economic cooperation between the two nations.
Technology stocks led a significant downturn on Wall Street, driven by investor concerns over AI sector valuations and risk-off sentiment, impacting global markets with mixed reactions.
Fuel costs have risen sharply in Atlantic Canada, with diesel increasing by 11 cents per liter in New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, impacting consumers and businesses.
The premier of Nova Scotia has issued a stern warning to the incoming CEO of Nova Scotia Power, emphasizing that reliance on rate increases to address financial challenges will not be acceptable.