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Gaming Innovation Group (GiG) is finalizing a €16.4 million acquisition of 80% of 888Africa, combining immediate profitability with long-term strategic positioning in Africa's regulated gaming markets through a carefully balanced B2B and B2C approach.
Negotiations between Unifor and Stellantis have stalled as the automaker moves toward selling its idled Brampton assembly plant to armored vehicle maker Roshel, putting thousands of jobs at risk.
A shooting in North York's Jane and Finch area left one man hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries on Friday afternoon, marking another incident in an area working to address systemic violence through community programs and policing strategies.
New data shows homelessness in Ontario spiking 23% since 2022 while cities plead for controversial involuntary treatment solutions amid funding uncertainty and ethical debates about forced care approaches.
The 1980s fashion trend of seasonal colour analysis is making a modern resurgence with updated methods and a more inclusive approach that focuses on undertones rather than ethnicity.
As the 25th anniversary of 9/11 approaches, Canadian soldiers and first responders share their experiences supporting the U.S. in the wake of the attacks and during the war in Afghanistan.
The City of Toronto is dismantling driftwood sculptures created by artist Damian Agostini due to safety violations, sparking debate about public art permissions and municipal regulations.
Two decades after the Dawson College shooting that killed one student and injured 19 others, survivors and victims' families gathered to honour the victims while advocating for stronger gun control measures. The emotional commemoration highlighted both enduring trauma and transformed activism among those directly affected by one of Canada's deadliest school shootings.
The iGaming sector is moving beyond diversity headcounts to embed inclusion into business culture, with leaders emphasizing retention, development and leadership pathways.
The Republican convention paid tribute to Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk with emotional speeches and memorials on the anniversary of his killing, while his movement continues grappling with his legacy and conspiracy theories about his death.
Lindsay Clancy's lawyer argues she should not face a second trial for killing her three children, claiming prosecutors lack evidence to counter her insanity defence after jury deadlock forced mistrial.
The 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks prompts reflection on cross-border solidarity as St. Catharines unveils new memorial trees honouring victims and responders.
Prime Minister Mark Carney says he has spoken with U.S. President Donald Trump multiple times in recent days amid escalating trade tensions between the two countries. Canada is studying retaliatory options against new U.S. tariffs while maintaining its position on key trade negotiation principles.