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High prices could change chocolate-eating habits
Chocolate prices are not expected to come down any time soon, with one smaller producer saying the cost may lead to consumers eating less but higher quality chocolate. Source link
911 dispatch 'mistakes' delayed search for Parker Wells, according to City of Calgary
A review of City of Calgary 911 procedures following the high-profile disappearance and search for an 11-year-old boy this summer found that police dispatch was delayed roughly one hour. Parker Wells was at a care facility for the day when he went missing in July. After a large-scale search, his body was found two weeks […]
Canada leaving billions on the table by not processing more crops at home, new agri-food study says
Canada could add billions to its GDP and create thousands of jobs if a small slice of crop exports are kept at home for processing in domestic plants, according to a new report. Source link
Data centre funding surges to record $35b despite AI 'bubble' risks
Australian data centre operators have raised a record $35 billion so far this year. Meanwhile, the RBA governor says central banks globally are monitoring the risk of an AI investment bubble. Source link
How bestselling author Meg Mason reacts when a fan says 'I love you'
The New Zealand-born, Australian-based author follows up the surprise success of her breakout novel, Sorrow and Bliss, with a bittersweet look at what happens when you meet your idol. Source link
Why John Coltrane’s short life left an enduring mark on jazz
From obsessive practise to jazz greatness, John Coltrane built an enduring legacy, cemented by A Love Supreme, one of jazz’s best-selling albums. Source link
AFN chief warns Carney against 'abusing' majority to pass new major projects bill
The national chief of the Assembly of First Nations is warning Prime Minister Mark Carney against “abusing” his majority government powers to pass his new major projects bill, which she says could affect First Nations rights. Source link
Flair CEO says budget airlines are feeling the effects of sky-high jet fuel costs
Flair Airlines CEO Len Corrado is feeling the heat from high jet fuel prices as he steers the budget carrier away from a recent strategy targeting business travellers and destinations in the United States. Corrado says jet fuel typically consumes one-third of the company’s costs. Source link
Who owns your brand’s AI reputation?
AI is changing how buyers discover brands. Source link
NDP leader says he was 'absolutely not' holding all Jews responsible for Israel's actions in Yom Kippur post
NDP Leader Avi Lewis said he is not holding all Jews accountable for Israel’s policies in Gaza, after some Liberal MPs called comments he made in a social media post irresponsible and “despicable.” Source link