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Google will gradually roll out AI-based age assurance technology in Canada, adding protections to accounts it identifies as belonging to underage users.
Coun. Craig Hodge, Madhavee Inamdar and Coun. Trish Mandewo are running for mayor as Richard Stewart retires, with public safety, growth and affordability among their priorities.
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada will begin talks with the European Union on a partnership built on common values, priorities and strengths.
Two people were taken to hospital in stable condition after a fishing boat sank near the Tsawwassen ferry terminal, prompting rescue efforts and delays on several B.C. Ferries sailings.
Last-minute city council funding kept Vancouver’s Main Street event on schedule, where municipal candidates and volunteers spoke with voters along the 1.5-kilometre route.
The funding will support the Friends In Need Food Bank Society’s daily program to recover fresh food and distribute it to families across Maple Ridge.
Vancouver Rise FC beat Ottawa Rapid FC 4-0 on Sunday after scoring three times in seven minutes early in the second half of Northern Super League play.
Peter Farrelly says the warm Toronto International Film Festival reception for “I Play Rocky,” a drama about the making of “Rocky,” ranks among his best movie-going experiences in the city.
An arbitrator found Unifor Local 601’s challenge to disability-benefit medical consent forms cannot proceed through labour arbitration because the plan is outside the collective agreement.
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. had four hits and his first home run at Rogers Centre this season as Toronto beat Baltimore 8-1 to remain one game behind Cleveland for the final AL wild-card spot.
At the Toronto International Film Festival, Chris Rock said his new drama centres a flawed Black actress as it examines Hollywood, fame, image and money.
An Abacus Data survey conducted during a critical period in the Canada-U.S. trade dispute found 47 per cent of committed voters would support the Liberals, compared with 33 per cent for the Conservatives.
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