Mitch Roschelle, Founder of Macro Trends Advisors, joined Cheddar to discuss the latest jobs numbers, stalled stimulus talks, and merger and acquisition activity in 2021.

CBC News medical contributor Dr. Peter Lin discusses the lockdown restrictions coming to Toronto and Peel region and whether they'll be sufficient to address rising COVID-19 cases.

Foxconn reported its highest-ever Q2 revenue, surging 15.8% to $55.54 billion, driven by booming demand in AI and cloud services. Despite the strong performance, the company has issued a warning over rising trade tensions and currency...

Portugal, like much of Europe, is baking under an intense heatwave, but over the weekend, beachgoers along the northern and central coasts were stunned by a rare and dramatic weather phenomenon. Watch in for more details!

Hot and humid and screaming summer!

Rain moves out, with drier weather ahead.

Zillow's Chief People Officer told Fortune about how the company's CloudHQ is enabling employees to work where they work best.

The Bronx will have a pleasant day with temperatures in the lower 70s.

Ex-Microsoft employees spoke to Al Jazeera about their protests over allegations that the firm's used tools to aid in the Gaza's Genocide.

The cloud is 300 light years away, fluorescent and can only be detected using ultraviolet technology.

Expect more comfortable weather on Wednesday with temperatures in the 70s.

Temperatures across much of the province are forecast to reach the double digits on Thursday. The south enjoys a few days of warmth, while northern parts of the province could see a few more rain showers or flurries by the end of the week.

Today is the warmest since November, but it doesn't last long. We are tracking big changes tonight and wild temperature swings next week.

For tonight, expect increasing clouds and lows near 40 degrees.

For tonight, expect chilly temps with lows near 44 degrees.

Valentine's Day will be cold across Manitoba, with a little more cloud than sun in the southern half of the province. Temperatures remain colder than seasonal into the middle of next week.