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Spotify, the Swedish music streaming service, has said it will lay off 1,500 workers – about 17 per cent of its workforce

Sensing victory in the fight against inflation, traders have electrified financial markets with the growing belief that big cuts to interest rates are coming soon. This prophecy could be self-defeating

The province announced in October it would almost double university tuition for Canadian undergraduate students from outside Quebec, from $8,992 to around $17,000, beginning in fall 2024

Jury deliberating in Ibrahim Ali’s murder case in B.C.

Reports released by Ontario’s acting Auditor-General Nick Stavropoulos say turning to private agencies is a ‘costly and unsustainable’ solution to a national nursing shortage

About 420,000 workers in education, health care and social services plan to strike from Friday to Wednesday

Taiwan spots Chinese balloon in straight

Variable-rate mortgages come in several flavours. Here are a few things to keep in mind

The Labor Department’s closely-watched employment report on Friday, which showed annual wage steady last month, did not change views that the Fed’s rate hiking cycle was complete

Failing to give the opposition parties the right to ask questions could undermine the credibility of the inquiry