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These measures have been tried-and-true financial markers, but they are struggling to explain the economic moment

The average price of a new car as of the end of September was nearly $60,000, Canadian Black Book numbers show, up from just under $40,000 in 2020

Kinew says aside from not using government devices, many of his TikTok videos are recorded in places other than the legislature

Ksenia Fadeyeva, a regional legislator who headed a local branch of Navalny’s organization in the Siberian city of Tomsk, was convicted on charges of organizing an extremist group

The object most likely left Polish airspace after spending less than three minutes over the country’s territory and went back over Ukraine, armed forces says

It’s about the idea of a city as amorphous and always evolving. Cities are human

Any politician looking to capitulate on Ukraine’s behalf should have to answer for why the lives in those parts of the country are not worth defending

Used clothes are choking local economies and domestic textile industries in African countries, and donating them may not be as sustainable a practice as we think

Los Angeles-based investment firm Browning West LP says it now owns about 5 per cent of Gildan, the threshold for calling a shareholder meeting. The five nominees, if elected, would make up a minority of the 11-member board

Canadians don’t yet have many electric trucks to choose from, with only the F-150 Lightning and Rivian R1T pickups. General Motors and Ram are both expected to join the range in 2024