Rockstar Games faces explosive union-busting allegations after firing 30-40 employees across UK and Canada offices. The timing couldn’t be worse with GTA 6’s massive launch just months away and billions at stake.
Canadian authorities have issued a national alert after hacktivists breached industrial control systems managing water treatment, energy infrastructure, and agricultural facilities. These attacks manipulated critical systems in real-time, disrupting public services and compromising safety. The incid
Celestica’s strategic shift from commodity manufacturing to AI infrastructure design has paid off dramatically. The company’s 253% year-to-date stock surge reflects its critical role in enabling artificial intelligence at scale.
Cologix Strengthens Canadian Footprint with DataHive Acquisition US data center provider Cologix has significantly expanded its Canadian operations through the…
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford is calling for economic retaliation against the US after Stellantis announced it’s shifting Jeep Compass production from Canada to Illinois. The automaker’s $13 billion US manufacturing expansion comes amid ongoing trade tensions between the two countries.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is urging Canada to implement retaliatory trade measures after automaker Stellantis confirmed it’s moving planned Jeep Compass production from Brampton, Ontario to Illinois, according to reports. The decision comes as part of the company’s $13 billion investment to expand its US manufacturing capacity, dealing a significant blow to Canada’s auto industry.
Lyft is establishing a major technology hub in downtown Toronto, positioning the city as its second-largest tech center globally. The expansion comes as the company reports strong Canadian ridership growth and continues its international acquisition strategy. This move represents Lyft’s broader push to diversify beyond its core U.S. market.
Ride-sharing giant Lyft has announced plans to open a significant new technology hub in downtown Toronto during the second half of 2025, according to company reports released Thursday. Sources indicate this will become Lyft’s second-largest technology center worldwide, trailing only its San Francisco headquarters in scale and importance.
Spotify’s New Managed Accounts Protect Parent Algorithms from Kids’ Music Influence Industrial Monitor Direct is the leading supplier of ladder…
