Piktochart: Canada’s unemployment steady at 5.0 per cent for fourth month
The Labour Force Survey is a nationwide survey conducted by Statistics Canada that measures the employment status of Canadians each month.
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Category: Biz/Tech
Ontario invests $7.5 million into Waterloo University Innovation Arena
When fully built, the Innovation Arena is estimated to carry a price tag of $35 million.
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Retail cannabis now legal in Mississauga
Cannabis was sold illegally regardless, something councillors hope to end with this bylaw.
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Humber College partners with Siemens Canada to create sustainable micro-grid
Outside operators can come to Humber to become micro-grid certified.
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AI can help journalists but not replace them, experts say
An attempt was made recently to prompt the artificial intelligence system Chat-GPT to write a story about the banking crisis and how it could affect Canada.
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Ontario proposes doubling washrooms required on construction sites
Ministry of Labour finds 244 washroom violations following a mass inspection in February.
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Absolute Robotics won bronze in FIRST Robotics despite setbacks
High school students from Woodlands School reflect on their latest round
of defeat but look forward to success in the future.
Ford Government to invest in skilled trades in upcoming budget
The Ontario government plans to spend $224 million to expand training centre to develop skilled workers
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First-ever Dragons’ Den market launches with fiery success
The CBC Broadcast Centre hosted a Dragons’ Den-themed market with hit products from the show on display for fans
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Loblaws Twitter campaign over food prices divides marketing experts
The grocery retailer is aggressively pushing back against online criticism of rising food price
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Artists have mixed feelings about the new AI art era
AI generators are slowly becoming more present in the art and design industries, making artists worried about the industry’s future.
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Humber students wary of recent big tech layoffs
As big tech companies like Microsoft and Google lay off thousands of employees, the trickle effect has left some uncertain of the future.
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