Employees want a slice of the pie

A new lobby group wants Canada to embrace the idea of employee-owned businesses.
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China’s facial recognition business

China’s manufacturing sector may be slowing, but its facial recognition industry is booming.
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Shake up in Ukraine

As Ukraine gears up for what’s been called a pivotal moment in its war with Russia,  President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is suddenly dealing with newfound problems at home.
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How to steal a house

Stealing a house sounds like a difficult task, but recent scams show us it’s actually frighteningly easy.
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Citadel makes history

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India steps up

Offshoring your manufacturing to China is so yesterday. Right now, it’s all about India.
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Invasion of the AI hiring bots

Sending out your CV but not getting any bites? The issue may not be you—AI bots could be screening your resume before a human even sees it.
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Good vibes in the global economy

We don’t want to jinx it, but the global economy may be starting to shake off the winter blues.
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Canada joins the space race

The federal government wants to get into the space race, announcing plans to support a domestic rocket launch industry.
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Canada needs more pilots

Somebody needs to make Top Gun, but for regular airline pilots, because the profession is facing a shortage and could really use a shiny new recruitment tool.
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Fixing healthcare

Amid a flurry of recent announcements, it’s clear that efforts to help a healthcare industry in crisis are kicking into high gear.
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Google’s great AI push

When it rains, it pours. At least when it comes to tech layoffs, with Google-parent Alphabet becoming the most recent big name to announce a major headcount reduction. 
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TikTok opens up

TikTok is prepared to open its algorithms to regulators in a move that could permanently change the relationship between governments and social media giants.
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High-profile hacking

The image of hackers in the popular imagination is likely that of shadowy weirdos (or a gaggle of absurdly-dressed teens), but one group is giving hacking a more professional sheen.
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Debt ceiling drama

Folks, it’s time to talk about the US debt ceiling. We can already sense your eyelids drooping, but—stick with us here—this is important stuff.
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Getting a mortgage might get a lot harder

The country’s banking regulator has proposed creating more stringent lending rules that would make it more difficult to quality for a mortgage.
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Canada sends weapons

Russia is thought to be preparing for a major offensive in the war with Ukraine. Ukraine’s top general, Valery Zaluzhny, wants 300 Western tanks and 600 vehicles to help fend it off.
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Dating gets pricier

If it wasn’t bad enough that the cost of dating (read: rising restaurant prices) has skyrocketed, now the cost of landing a date is also on its way up.
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Dividing the skies

Air Canada and WestJet have been cutting domestic flight routes in recent months, a move that one business group thinks is fishier than an in-flight meal.
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