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It's all about the clips these days.

Spotify joins the clipping economy

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Ebola outbreak highlights cracks in infectious disease control

Ebola outbreak highlights cracks in infectious disease control

Why is the DRC’s Ebola outbreak so alarming?

How do you get a movie funded in Canada?

How do you get a movie funded in Canada?

And can film play a role in Canadian sovereignty?

Spotify joins the clipping economy

It's all about the clips these days.

Spotify joins the clipping economy

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WestJet lobbied to undo passenger rights rules

WestJet lobbied to undo passenger rights rules

WestJet wants to make it harder to get that flight cancellation money.

A Canadian startup is in a share sale showdown with Nasdaq

A Canadian startup is in a share sale showdown with Nasdaq

It's a hot time for startups selling shares.

Ferrari’s first EV gets roasted

Ferrari’s first EV gets roasted

It wasn't the car reveal that the Italian automaker was hoping for.

One simple trick for breaking down AI guardrails

One simple trick for breaking down AI guardrails

AI models are getting tricked a little too easily.

Is time running out for Javier Milei’s Argentina experiment?

Is time running out for Javier Milei’s Argentina experiment?

What, if anything, can we learn from the complicated track record of Milei’s radical economic experiment?

Growing local opposition threatens to derail Canada’s $90 billion Alto rail project

Growing local opposition threatens to derail Canada’s $90 billion Alto rail project

Tensions are running high around high-speed rail.

Is a Chinese invasion of Taiwan inevitable?

Is a Chinese invasion of Taiwan inevitable?

Tensions are running high in the Strait.

Why would anyone launch a print magazine in 2026?

Why would anyone launch a print magazine in 2026?

Believe in the power of print.

Tim Hortons pulls a U-turn on temporary foreign workers

Tim Hortons pulls a U-turn on temporary foreign workers

Tims is backtracking on its hiring practices

Pizza Hut is cashing in on the ‘90s nostalgia wave

Pizza Hut is cashing in on the ‘90s nostalgia wave

You can't out-nostalgia The Hut

There’s a fight brewing over Canada’s streaming rules

There’s a fight brewing over Canada’s streaming rules

Netflix and Co. are duking it out with Ottawa

Big Brother is taking over theme parks

Big Brother is taking over theme parks

Disney is in hot water for its surveillance system.

Water Cooler

Quick Q&As with Canadians doing interesting things.

Water Cooler with Ryan Baddeley

Water Cooler with Ryan Baddeley

A Q&A with the Pizzeria Baddiali founder

Water Cooler with Paul Keable

Water Cooler with Paul Keable

A Q&A with the Ashley Madison exec

Water Cooler with Dadrian Coke

Water Cooler with Dadrian Coke

A Q&A with the Chubby's chef