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• No. 7 · Tuesday, October 27, 2026

  Cohere says Alibaba's Qwen model tried to upload fileRoots goes private and CEO Meghan Roach steps down; Developer takes 1,360-condo Scarborough plan to Ontario tribunal; Ground broken on The Benjamin, a 528-home Toronto rental tower

• No. 6 · Sunday, October 25, 2026

  Loblaw starts notifying two million customers of March breachOrion seeks 37-storey condo tower on Red Lobster site; Owners' broken sleep disturbs dogs more than the reverse; Loblaw starts notifying two million customers of March data breach; Ontario plans optional digital ID, starting with Photo Card

• No. 5 · Saturday, October 24, 2026

  Ontario funds 2,776 new seats at Toronto Metropolitan UniversityRogers' wireless revenue falls after CRTC fee ban; Dayforce agrees to buy Toronto hiring-AI firm Ribbon; More Golden Horseshoe building projects are now under construction; Ottawa pledges $1.75 billion to keep startups growing at home

• No. 4 · Friday, October 23, 2026

  Greater Toronto's new high-rise sales hit a record low1Password passes US$500 million in annual recurring revenue; Museum of Toronto gets a permanent home on Queen Street; Plazaworks proposes two 50-storey rental towers near Thorncliffe Park station; Ottawa and Ontario announce $8.7 billion for tariff-hit industries

• No. 3 · Thursday, October 22, 2026

  Bradford proposes public water utility; Chow vows no giveawayBettors wager US$600,000 on Toronto mayoral race despite ban; Spotify says it pulled 50 million junk tracks

• No. 2 · Wednesday, October 21, 2026

  Ontario promises faster archaeology approvals, with caveatsOntario cuts its electricity rebate to 15.7%; Quebec drags down staffing revenue as Ontario grows

• No. 1 · Tuesday, October 20, 2026

  Gasoline lifts Canadian inflation to 3.1% in SeptemberChow and Bradford set out pledges on four issues; Tenstorrent more than doubles its value to US$6.2bn; Canadian publishers sue Anthropic over AI training; TTC says Queen's Park fencing passed inspection, then narrowed