B.C. borrowers are entitled to promptly receive discharge documents after paying off a mortgage. But recent investigations reveal a problem of ‘broad non-compliance’
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Apple apologizes for iPad ‘Crush’ ad after backlash
‘We missed the mark with this video, and we’re sorry.’ — Tor Myhren, Apple’s vice president of marketing
What’s behind the wave of recent incidents on Boeing planes?
Notwithstanding the recent spate of incidents, aviation experts point to a strong safety record overall
Disney, Warner Bros Discovery launch streaming bundle
The bundle will be available in the United States starting this summer, but the exact date was not released
New iPad points to Apple’s AI future
A new chip, called the M4, is stronger than the one currently used for laptops and ready to handle more power-hungry AI tasks, says Apple
Airbnb promises to combat sex work in rentals during Paris Games
Police in several countries have identified a preference by sex workers and pimps for short-term rentals because they offer more discretion
PBO’s carbon tax analysis incomplete, new information shows
The 10 per cent of Canadians who don’t file their taxes weren’t included in the official analysis of who is worse off from the carbon tax
US to reclassify cannabis as low-risk drug, in major shift
Cannabis would be downgraded to a Schedule III drug, alongside drugs like ketamine and painkillers with a moderate likelihood of addiction
How consumers would benefit from a pan-Canadian electricity grid
A better connected electricity grid could mean ‘billions of dollars back to households’. But to get there, provinces must learn to share
Olympic deal shows bubbling market for zero-alcohol beers
Against a backdrop of declining beer consumption, producers are ‘listening to the market’ and developing more zero-alcohol beers