9:14 Doug Ford sports ‘Canada is not for sale’ hat, warns U.S. of retaliation ‘beyond tariffs’ A local Ontario company responsible for the now-viral hat Doug Ford wore to a meeting with ...

Ontario Premier Doug Ford made quite a splash when he appeared before reporters on Wednesday wearing a “Canada is not for sale” hat. Ford was meeting with provincial and territorial leaders, Prime ...

At a press conference Tuesday, Ford sported a reverse of Donald Trump’s now-iconic, glaring red hat, usually embossed with Trump’s infamous catch phrase, “MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN.” ...

OTTAWA – Ontario’s position ahead of Wednesday’s first minister’s meeting was made quite clear, thanks to the Premier’s choice of headwear.

Most discussion of whether there’s a market bubble is entered around the technology sector. But investors may want to look further afield. So says True Contrarian blog and newsletter’s chief ...

Commissions do not affect our editors' opinions or evaluations. Large-cap companies—those with market caps larger than $10 billion and up to more than $1 trillion—are usually companies with ...

But in between are “Goldilocks”—mid-cap stocks. Those companies are neither too small to be at risk of folding due to one misstep, nor so large that their biggest, fastest growth is well ...

Update: January 17, 2025 — At her State of the State address on January 14, Governor Kathy Hochul appeared to once again delay her cap and invest plan. Read our coverage of that development here.

To commemorate the event with their own flair, redditor [PM_(cough)_FOR_KITTENS] hid a 32 x 32 GIF-playing LED matrix in their graduation cap! The board is controlled by a Teensy hosting a ...