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Top two stock ideas in renewable power from Morgan Stanley

Yahoo pulls its services from China, citing a ‘challenging’ environment

Final arguments in trial of Calgary man accused of killing former girlfriend’s child

Nintendo to reportedly make 20% fewer Switch consoles due to semiconductor chip shortages

Toronto’s measures to prevent pedestrian deaths have fallen short

Quebec wants to force family doctors to see more patients. Is that the way to fix primary care?

Islands, one of the best Canadian films of the year, shines overdue spotlight on country’s Filipino culture

Euro zone manufacturing activity in October hurt by supply woes, price pressures: PMI

COP26 today: More than 100 countries join pledge to cut methane emissions

BP adds more than $1-billion to its share buyback program as third-quarter profit surges

Tuesday’s analyst upgrades and downgrades

Teen guilty of sex assault at St. Michael’s College given probationary sentence with no time behind bars

Trudeau takes carbon pricing debate to the global stage at COP26

Morning Update: Trudeau reaffirms pledge to impose GHG emissions caps on Canada’s oil and gas industry

Schools should train students to be citizen responders – every minute counts in a crisis

Canadian fashion retailers leading the way in sustainability

Abandoned gas well identified near Ontario explosion that has displaced residents, businesses

Millionaire founders gorge on stock options – and their appetites appear insatiable

Moving to a small town for cheaper housing? Prepare to pay more to get around, for insurance and repairs

$rb-gi-smalltown-cost- Portrait of Ian Cable in his Owen Sound, Ontario home with his dog Bucky, Thursday October 28, 2021. For a Report on Business story about Canadians who flocked to small towns during the pandemic in search of cheap housing. They found that - but may have neglected to consider other costs, like the need for another car, expensive renos, so on. Ian Cable & his wife Amy Stewart were living in a small apartment in Toronto when the pandemic hit. Their search for affordable housing took them two and a half hours north to Ms. Stewart's hometown of Owen Sound, ON, where they bought a three bedroom home on a one-acre lot. While the house only cost a fraction of a similar property in Toronto, Mr. Cable says they have spent more on things like transportation and are still waiting for help with home repairs, things they hadn't fully anticipated when they were weighing their decision. (Photo by Tannis Toohey for The Globe and Mail)$