Monthly Archives: October 2025

Fear over credit quality in U.S. regional banks rippled through markets on Friday, dragging global financial stocks lower for a time before they regained their losses, and reviving memories of the crisis of confidence that shook sentiment just over two … Continue reading →

A new study underway at Simon Fraser University takes a look at social media’s effects on child moral and behavioural development. Joanna Peplak, an assistant professor of developmental psychology at SFU and director of Grow to Care Lab speaks to … Continue reading →

Siddharth Patel, tells The National about the moment his discovery of two asteroids were globally recognized at just 12 years old.

Nestle is cutting 16,000 jobs globally as part of efforts to revive its financial performance.

Canadian Tire acquired HBC’s intellectual property, including the striped blanket design, earlier this year for $30 million as part of the wind down of the retailer.

Canadian housing starts rose 14 per cent in September compared with the previous month, a sharper increase than expected, data from the national housing agency showed on Thursday.

Regina’s Wascana Park is often filled with geese, so a lone sandhill crane that’s been spotted in the area is causing a bit of a stir. But a local wildlife organization is urging people to admire the elusive crane from … Continue reading →

The sun has coughed up three coronal mass ejections which, if Earth-directed, can produce the beautiful northern lights, and it seems that they are heading our way.

The drop in sales came despite an interest rate cut in September. But an economist says the figures aren’t worrying when compared to recent years.

Several ads on Amazon for tank tops that use the term “wife beater,” a phrase deemed offensive by Canada’s advertising watchdog, have been pulled from the retail giant’s Canadian website following a CBC News investigation. Amazon told CBC it has … Continue reading →