Insurers see dollar signs in healthcare

You may soon be able to get a lot more than a massage and 75% off your next physio appointment with your workplace health insurance.
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Watching the skies

Remember last year, when we were all gleefully shaming Taylor Swift and Kylie Jenner for their exorbitant flying habits? That was fun, right? 

Well, unfortunately, that fun could be coming to an end.
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AI picks up the pen

It feels like we’ve suddenly been transported back to 2013, because everyone is talking about BuzzFeed. The reason why they’re talking about it, though, is very 2023.
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Climate-conscious eating

On top of calories and animal welfare, consumers are adding climate impact to the list of things to worry about when deciding what to have for dinner.
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Investment banks aren’t lopping off heads quite yet

Canadian dealmaking fell ~40% in 2022 and is currently down ~50% from the same last year. Despite this, workers at the country’s top investment banks can sleep easy knowing their jobs are not in imminent danger.
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Hypothetical defences

The country’s top court is deciding whether pretend people can help defend real crimes.
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What’s new with taxes this year

Time to scrounge up those old receipts and grab a calculator—it's tax season! But this year, filing will be a bit different as some new rules and programs go into effect. 
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The disappearance of remote jobs

Work From Home is definitely here to stay, but unfortunately, not for everyone.
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Layoffs hit the media landscape

Not to be outdone by Big Tech, the media sector is also battling a series of shocking layoffs.
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Pricey groceries

$37 chicken, $14 yogurts, and $8 cabbage? Apparently, we haven’t seen the worst of it, as groceries are set to become even more expensive in the coming months.
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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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