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When firms’ costs rise, this cost pressure needs to go somewhere; often this this leaves two options: shrinkflation or higher prices

David Jones is a policy analyst and economist. He is a fellow at the Canadian Centre for Health Economics, a Telus research fellow and is studying public…

Can Uber start to post profits on a consistent basis? Yes, it can

The ongoing strike at Ontario's public broadcaster TVO involves just 74 employees, but the fate of their contract talks could have implications both for Premier Doug Ford's government and among the 1.2 million people in the province's public sector workforce.

The clash between Israel and Hamas, sparked after the Palestinian militant group launched a surprise attack, will have far more ramifications than previous conflicts, say observers. CBC News looks at why this attack is such a significant and unprecedented escalation, and the possible fallout.

The October 2023 security update for Android patches two vulnerabilities exploited in attacks, both likely linked to spyware vendors.

Historians and foreign policy experts say that diplomatic screwups and pratfalls in the past have had some real-world policy consequences.

“The poor Indo-Pacific strategy is in pretty bad shape."

Google has allocated a fresh CVE ID to a security vulnerability in libwebp, which had been exploited as a zero-day in recent attacks.

Now available for all supported models, iOS/iPadOS 17.0.2 squashes a bug that prevented some devices from transferring data from another phone during setup.