Canada’s urban housing markets are deflating under the weight of higher interest rates and a mortgage stress test, with just two major metro areas — Halifax and Montreal — showing any price growth in February. And only one of those — Montreal — has seen positive price growth over the past six months, according to
The once meat-dominated world of fast-food and casual restaurants is starting to cater to the one-in-ten Canadian diners who identify as vegetarian or vegan by adding an increasing array of alternative proteins to their menus. Restaurants are the latest link of the food chain taking notice that more consumers are turning to alternative protein because
Nearly half of all non-retired Canadians don’t have a plan to build retirement savings, and nearly 2 in 5 (39 per cent) don’t believe they’ll ever have enough to stop working, according to a new poll. The poll conducted by Ipsos for Royal Bank of Canada showed 45 per cent of Canadians are somewhat confident
With the heavy rain in the Oklahoma City area and unplayable field conditions at ASA Hall of Fame Stadium, the NCAA Division II Championship semifinals and title game have been moved to Oklahoma Christian University’s Heath Filed (turf) at Lawson Softball Complex in Edmond, Okla. For an updated schedule with links to live stats,
Several prominent filmmakers are taking the case to save FilmStruck directly to Warner Bros. in a series of letters. The first letter, which was sent on November 12 to Warner Bros. Picture Group chairman Toby Emmerich, acknowledges that Martin Scorsese and Steven Spielberg have already contacted Warner Media Group to voice their support for continuing
Spanish police have dismantled Europe’s largest-scale TV piracy racket in an operation involving a series of raids on properties and server farms across the continent, including Britain. The probe was launched in 2015 when England’s Premier League football corporation reported a website in Malaga offering unlicensed subscription packages. Spanish police led an investigation also involving British, Danish
The new Ontario government’s decision to roll back the province’s sex education curriculum from the version updated in 2015 to the 1998 curriculum has been inspiring a lot of push back. Doug Ford’s Progressive Conservatives say the old curriculum will be in place until they can draft a revamped version after consultations with parents. The
WINDSOR, Ont. — Fiat Chrysler Automobiles says it plans to cut the third shift at its Windsor, Ont., assembly plant later this year at a cost of about 1,500 jobs. The move to end the shift starting Sept. 30 is to “better align production with global demand,” said company spokeswoman LouAnn Gosselin. She said retirement
When it comes to tiny home living, small does not always equal cozy. Just ask Kenton Zerbin, who learned a few lessons last year while enduring his first winter living in a micro-house just north of Edmonton. “One of our pipes froze,” he explained to HuffPost Canada. “There was one small spot of insulation that
DALLAS, Texas – The Dallas Charge announced on January 27, the signing of the first player in team history—right handed pitcher, Jolene Henderson— a three time All-American from the University of California, Berkeley and former USA National Team member. Henderson, who spent last year pitching for Team USA and playing professionally in Japan for Team