The Commissioner found that Canada Post had not received authorization from Canadians to collect such personal information indirectly. (Photo: The Canadian Press) OTTAWA – The privacy commissioner says Canada Post is breaking the law by collecting information from envelopes and

Oracle is ready to meet the open banking needs of Canadian banks and provide them with the necessary tools as the country makes them available, a financial services provider from the cloud computing giant said. “We are ready for open

(Ottawa) Canada is helping finance two new CANDU nuclear reactors in Romania, which Romania’s energy minister says will help reduce Russia’s ability to weaponize its energy exports. Posted at 5:26 p.m. Canadian Energy and Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson signed

British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly told AFP on Tuesday that London was in favor of Ottawa investigating the killing of a Sikh leader of Canadian nationality in the west of the country, after Canada accused India of being involved. •

(Toronto) Unifor is extending negotiations with Ford Motor by 24 hours after receiving what it said was a substantial offer just before Monday’s midnight deadline. Posted at 6:32 am. The union says negotiations are continuing and members must remain ready

Indian government officials may be behind the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a Sikh leader from British Columbia, the Canadian government announced Monday. An Indian intelligence officer was expelled from the country. “As a result, we have expelled a senior

(Montreal) Bank of Montreal is foregoing indirect auto loans to reallocate resources after a spike in bad debts, the financial group announced. Published yesterday at 5:13 p.m. She also noted that this decision will result in an unspecified number of

Thousands of people were still without power Sunday because of the post-tropical storm lee gradually left the Maritimes, leaving behind a trail of fallen trees and shores damaged by huge waves. By midday Sunday, the storm had passed Prince Edward

The Professional Association of Journalists of Quebec (FPJQ) and PR experts invite the population on Friday, on the occasion of the International Day of Democracy, to spend 24 hours without consulting or publishing on meta-platforms. The two organizations want to

International leaders will gather in Montreal on Saturday for the Global Progress Action Summit, bringing together progressive leaders from around the world. The summit is organized by Think Tank Canada 2020 in collaboration with the Center for American Progress Action