By Matthew Smith West Jet has announced it will buy 20 new Bombardier Q400 turbo-prop planes to launch a low fare branch of the airline. Public relations manager for the airline Robert Palmer said the...
Read More →By Adriano Mancini A casino in Toronto could be one step closer to becoming a reality after a massive proposal was released Friday that would see big changes coming to the downtown core. Developmental...
Read More →By Victoria Brown It appears most Canadians are paper people. A survey by BookNet Canada reports 86 per cent of Canadians still buy printed books. Despite a 2012 Canada Digital Future in Focus report finding...
Read More →By Kristin Andrews “Helping a billion people connect is amazing, humbling and by far the thing I am most proud of in my life.” – Mark Zuckerberg If you’re a member of the Facebook community,...
Read More →By Alex Lambert A domain name from the dark side of movies has found its rightful owner after the Toronto internet services company Tucows rescued DarthVader.com. The domain name, now belonging to Lucasfilm, was saved...
Read More →By Kelly Snider and Chanelle Seguin Due to the drastic change from an unseasonably warm climate to a frost this past spring, apple picking was very sparse. Snider and Seguin reported on the effect the...
Read More →By Kelly Snider Canada’s largest investment in amateur sport infrastructure has been announced for the 2015 Toronto Pan Am and Parapan Am Games. Combined, the federal government, City of Toronto and University of Toronto Scarborough...
Read More →Compiled by Andrew Schopp Research in Motion has placed all its chips on the release of the new BlackBerry 10 smartphone and operating platform. Once the pinnacle of the mobile communications industry, Waterloo-based RIM has...
Read More →The launch this week of a new app to order taxis in Toronto is getting a lot of attention, but at the same time there are also safety concerns about unlicensed app based taxi companies....
Read More →Compiled by Helen Surgenor Canada’s underground economy was worth up to $35 billion in 2009, said Statistics Canada—and that doesn’t include revenues from illegal operations, drugs or prostitution. According to the report, “the three most...
Read More →Humber Alumni and NewsTalk1010 reporter Lucas Meyers will be the voice of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on The Simpsons this Sunday on FOX TV. ...
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