Lightspeed Commerce Inc. LSPD-T has agreed to pay $11-million to settle a class-action lawsuit in Quebec that alleged the company misrepresented its financial performance.
The proposed settlement agreement reached in June does not include any admission of liability by the company which denied the allegations of any wrongdoing.
« Pour ceux qui se demandent si ça ressemble à District 31, on est vraiment ailleurs », dit Patrice Bélanger.
Le Conseil ontarien de la construction résidentielle dit que les mises à pied ont déjà commencé.
Les recherches se poursuivent pour trouver d'éventuels survivants.
Droits de douane et révision à venir de l'accord commercial avec Washington et Mexico seront discutés.
Les policiers de la région de York ont déclaré que l’introduction par effraction était ciblée.
Plus de 500 drones et missiles ont été lancés sur l'ouest du pays par les Russes au cours de la nuit.
L'un d'eux a chuté lors d'un incident, mardi, pendant la 10e étape du Tour d'Espagne.
Toronto Metropolitan University’s new medical school officially opens its Brampton campus Wednesday. The school is trumpeting the opening as the first new medical school in the Greater Toronto Area in more than a century. It will be located about an hour’s drive northwest of the downtown Toronto campus in the former Brampton Civic Centre, which has been renovated to include classrooms, labs, offices and student spaces for the incoming class of 94 MD students.
TMU president Mohamed Lachemi spoke to The Globe and Mail about the significance of the school’s opening and other issues affecting the university sector.
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La Garde côtière restera un organisme civil et il n'est pas prévu d'armer son personnel ou ses navires
Good morning. Companies want employees back at their desks, but one powerful Canadian institution has yet to fully return in-person – more on that below, along with the Taliban’s appeal for international aid and the new editor of American Vogue. But first:
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Lawyers for attorneys-general across the country want to appear in person before the justices of the Supreme Court of Canada when they make their arguments at a coming landmark hearing on Quebec’s secularism law and the Charter’s notwithstanding clause.
One problem, however: That’s not allowed.
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Mastering It is a summer series to introduce you to Canadians who have sought to rise above being simply good at their chosen endeavour – and who, by perfecting their skill, strive to become the best.
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Les équipes canadiennes ont différentes stratégies pour être fiscalement attrayantes.
Voici les écoles qui ne seront pas sécurisées par Québec en raison de la rigueur budgétaire.
Aucun dirigeant occidental de premier plan n'est annoncé à cet événement.
Donald Trump a imposé le 6 août une surtaxe punitive de 50 % sur une part des exportations brésiliennes.
Le secrétaire d'État américain a annoncé le 20 août des sanctions contre la juge Kimberly Prost.
Le président Nicolas Maduro dénonce « une menace » américaine.
Quebec Premier François Legault told a public inquiry on Tuesday that he knew nothing about the $500-million cost overrun tied to digitization efforts at the province’s auto-insurance board until it became public knowledge in February.
Mr. Legault’s appearance before the Gallant commission into mismanagement and alleged cover-ups at the Société de l’assurance automobile du Québec was the culmination of months of speculation about how much the Premier knew, and when, about a scandal that has already claimed one of his cabinet ministers.
The province’s embattled leader, facing plummeting poll numbers as he approaches seven years in office, said that details of mounting problems and ballooning costs within the SAAQclic project should have reached his desk, but didn’t.
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Les dossiers de candidature sont mis à disposition depuis le 20 août.
Susan Duong was standing behind the counter, stacking containers of chicken fried rice, hot off the wok and ready to eat.
She looked out the window at Riverdale Collegiate – the large high school directly across the street from her little takeout restaurant – and checked her watch. 11:36 a.m. The lunch bell was about to ring. It was time to open the doors. Yummy House was once again open for business.
Google devra mettre à la disposition des « concurrents qualifiés » certaines données de recherche.
British Columbia’s core public service union has launched strike action, hoping to force a labour-friendly but debt-swamped government to more than double its wage offer in contract talks.
A segment of the B.C. General Employees’ Union’s 34,000 public sector workers walked off the job on Tuesday, and union president Paul Finch promised to escalate job action if the provincial government doesn’t return to the bargaining table with a better offer.
Nombre de partisans de Donald Trump ont adhéré à une série de théories du complot entourant Epstein.
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says she spoke today with the Canadian judge facing American sanctions for her work at an international tribunal, without condemning Washington’s decision.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio last month announced sanctions on International Criminal Court judges including Kimberly Prost for her work on a case involving American troops in Afghanistan.
Il est le nouveau directeur scientifique de l’institut québécois de recherche en intelligence artificielle.
Le gouverneur de l'Illinois s’oppose à l’envoi de troupes fédérales à Chicago.
Erin McLeod, the oldest player in the Northern Super League, has announced her retirement in the wake of a season-ending foot injury.
The 42-year-old goalkeeper, the first-ever signing by Halifax Tides FC, has been sidelined since June. She played in six games for Halifax (3-11-3) during the NSL’s inaugural campaign.
A mayor near Newfoundland and Labrador’s capital city said his town of about 27,000 people would likely run out of water by Tuesday evening.
Darrin Bent said officials noticed earlier in the day that the water flow was decreasing to Conception Bay South, on the outskirts of St. John’s. They soon found a main pipe was leaking and the town’s water reserves were running out, he said.
Three weeks after the Long Lake wildfire in western Nova Scotia forced evacuations and eventually destroyed 20 homes, fire officials say some evacuation orders will be lifted.
They say that of the almost 500 orders imposed on individual residences since Aug. 13, residents living at 360 civic addresses will be allowed to return home on Wednesday.
Il n’y a probablement rien de plus triste et intrigant que de voir un ou une athlète combattre les « yips ».
Une cour d'appel a jugé que le président n'avait pas le pouvoir d'instaurer une grande partie des tarifs.
Leylah Annie Fernandez et Venus Williams ont perdu dans les quarts de finale du double.
Des villes comme Buffalo, qui attirent normalement beaucoup de Canadiens, souffrent depuis l’hiver.
If there was a fire, a flood, kids in need of skates or a hungry family in Montreal, Sid Stevens could be counted on to organize help.
For seven decades, his name was synonymous with Sun Youth, the community organization he founded with his friend Earl De La Perralle when they were both barely into puberty.
The Alberta government is pausing its controversial order for the removal of books deemed sexually explicit from school libraries, a retreat that Premier Danielle Smith vowed would be short-lived as the province continues to push policies around sexuality and gender into the classroom.
As of this month, new amendments to the Education Act dictate that ministerial approval is required before learning resources related to gender identity, sexual orientation or human sexuality are presented in schools.
As generative artificial intelligence tools become more readily accessible than ever, parents and educators are struggling to navigate its use in classrooms as the new school year begins.
There’s the worry that secondary and postsecondary students could use AI to cheat on assignments, potentially generating false sources or entirely made-up essays. But others say AI is a helpful tool to enhance learning, if used properly.
Le no 2 mondial fera face au Serbe Novak Djokovic dans le carré d'as.
Le bilan du premier séisme de dimanche dépasse déjà 1400 morts et 3100 blessés.
En quête de temps de jeu ou prêts à franchir un cap, ils ont animé la période des transferts à leur façon.
Les leaders autochtones se réunissent en assemblée générale à Winnipeg.
Le directeur parlementaire du budget fournit des analyses économiques et financières indépendantes aux élus.
Malgré une contestation interne, l'armée israélienne ne déroge pas à son plan de conquête.
Alberta’s education minister is directing school boards to pause a government order to remove books with explicit sexual content from libraries.
Demetrios Nicolaides, in an e-mail to school divisions and officials Tuesday, said they should pause any development or distribution of lists of books that are to be removed, “including removing materials containing depictions of explicit sexual content.”
The Quebec government says it is ending funding for Northvolt’s planned battery plant in the province’s Montérégie region.
Economy Minister Christine Fréchette says the government made its decision after the company failed to produce an acceptable plan for Quebeckers.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is reacting angrily to news of the closure of a plant that bottles Crown Royal, pouring out a bottle at a press conference and encouraging others to dump the whisky as well.
Spirits maker Diageo announced last week that it will cease operations at its bottling facility in Amherstburg, Ont., early next year, as it shifts some bottling volume to the United States.
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