Monthly Archives: January 2024

Geologists from Cape Breton University have discovered the rare toe imprints of a large crocodile-like swamp animal — possibly an anthracosaur — that lived 320 million years ago in what is now Creignish, N.S.

Hansen is scheduled to be a crewmember on NASA’s Artemis II moon mission, whose launch has been pushed back to September of 2025

Wireless phone plans will be getting more expensive for some Canadians this year. Rogers has confirmed it will increase the cost of some of its plans, while Bell is reportedly doing the same.

The Vancouver outdoor company Arc’teryx has won a temporary injunction barring Adidas from using the name “Terrex” on a Kitsilano store, in what a judge has described as a David vs. Goliath battle over trademark infringement.

Computer keyboards are making room for an artificial intelligence chatbot button as Microsoft unveils its first major keyboard redesign in three decades.

The U.S. retail giant was due to spend $100 million on the facility slated for the Montreal-area municipality of Vaudreuil-Dorion. It will instead spend that money upgrading stores in the province.

Canadians are still paying too much for telecom services, the industry minister said Thursday, one day after Rogers Communications said it was raising the cost of some of its wireless phone plans.

Chip Wilson is facing criticism for objecting to the athleisure company’s use of models with a range of body types.

Statistics Canada says the total number of jobs in December was virtually unchanged for the month as the unemployment rate held steady at 5.8 per cent.

Canadian consumers were clobbered by skyrocketing interest rates and stubbornly high price growth last year. They should see progress on both fronts in 2024. But the new year will also bring new challenges.