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The High Court sentenced the 30-year-old to a decade behind bars for conspiring to seek foreign sanctions, extending a detention that began in 2020 and was due to end in January.
News Desk · November 6, 2026 · 1 min read
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World
The High Court sentenced the 30-year-old to a decade behind bars for conspiring to seek foreign sanctions, extending a detention that began in 2020 and was due to end in January.
Business
Payrolls blew past forecasts of 65,000 and unemployment fell to 4.1 per cent. Traders now price a roughly 80 per cent chance the Fed hikes in December — a move that would ripple through Canadian mortgage rates and the loonie.
Business
The S&P 500 fell 4.4 per cent on Thursday, its worst day since April 2025, as investors dumped the chip and data-centre stocks that carried the AI boom. The Nasdaq is now in a correction — though it bounced back on Friday.
World
U.S. Central Command says it struck Iran after three American destroyers came under attack in the strait. Brent crude spiked as high as $103.70 before easing, even as Trump insisted the ceasefire still holds — and on Friday both sides seized or disabled tankers in the Gulf of Oman.
Canada
The prime minister is betting a new 1-million-barrel-a-day pipeline to the West Coast will revive Canada's oil industry and cut dependence on the U.S. — but in Fort McMurray, Reuters found, the jobs that powered the last boom aren't coming back.
Canada
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Technology
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Products
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World
The Friday-night executive order suspends measures that would have penalized buyers of Russian oil and Putin's inner circle — deepening the rift between Washington and Kyiv ahead of winter.
Explainers
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Explainers
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Explainers
Washington declined to renew the trade pact at its first review on July 1. That doesn't end CUSMA, but it starts a yearly review cycle that runs to 2036. Here is what happens next.
Business
Payrolls blew past forecasts of 65,000 and unemployment fell to 4.1 per cent. Traders now price a roughly 80 per cent chance the Fed hikes in December — a move that would ripple through Canadian mortgage rates and the loonie.
Business
The S&P 500 fell 4.4 per cent on Thursday, its worst day since April 2025, as investors dumped the chip and data-centre stocks that carried the AI boom. The Nasdaq is now in a correction — though it bounced back on Friday.
Business
Shopify fell after third-quarter revenue slightly missed estimates, Thomson Reuters dropped on AI-spending worries, and the TSX closed at its lowest level since October 8 — all while investors waited for real details on a U.S.-Canada trade deal.
Technology
The federal government will take an equity stake in Toronto-based Cohere as part of a Series E round targeting up to $7 billion at a $35.7-billion valuation — the largest private financing ever raised by a Canadian tech company, and Ottawa's boldest bet yet on AI sovereignty.
Technology
The AI firm's IPO filing opens the books on one of the world's most important AI companies for the first time: explosive revenue growth, $9 billion in infrastructure spending, and a headline loss driven largely by accounting charges.
Technology
The social-media giant beat Wall Street on sales at $64.6 billion, but a $9.89-billion legal charge dragged earnings down — and a $25-billion New Mexico judgment landed the same day.
Canada
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