Lifestyle
Human Interest
- Canada needs to be more inclusive, fair and sustainable: RBC CEO
- Taxes: Watch the details to help avoid financial headaches when filing your return
- 'Tantalizing' results of 2 experiments defy physics rulebook
- Italy may be in Easter lockdown, but the party's on at sea
- The Dutch went first in 2001; who has same-sex marriage now?
- A stray dog kept stealing a stuffed unicorn from NC dollar store, so animal control bought it for him
- World markets mixed after tech sell-off on Wall Street
Health
- Ontario becomes first province to prioritize pregnancy in vaccination rollout
- 1 in 20 babies in Ontario exposed to opioids in utero, study indicates
- New survey on trust suggests most Canadians believe COVID-19 vaccines safe, effective
- Clinical trials start for USask's COVID-19 vaccine candidate
- Risk of death from COVID-19 is 3.5 times higher than influenza, CMAJ study finds
- 'Kids are not all right,' mental health among Ontario children deteriorating
- Record 34 people in Toronto died in December 2020 of suspected opioid overdose
Technology
- Russia extends Twitter slowdown to at least mid-May
- Facebook data on more than 500M accounts found online
- Robot artist sells art for $688,888, now eyeing music career
- Facebook Canada head rejects idea of Australia-style news payment rules
- Lawmakers press Big Tech CEOs on speech responsibility
- Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella talks regulation, hiring and expansion in Canada
- Researchers unveil new image of black hole that they hope will help unlock its mysteries
Travel
- New Zealand and Australia launch 'travel bubble' with no quarantine requirement on April 19
- 'Save summer': Canadian tourism business have modest expectations ahead of crucial season
- Air Canada to resume some flights to sun destinations in May
- California winery offering someone a $10,000-a-month job to live rent free
- 'Worse than Sept. 11, SARS and financial crisis combined': Canada's tourism industry in crisis
- Unifor says Air Canada has agreed to refund customers who lost money on flights cancelled due to COVID-19
- International air travel to Canada fell 90 per cent from pre-COVID-19 times: border service
