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HALIFAX 鈥� Grocery shopping is taking a bigger bite out of the pocketbooks of Canadians, with new research suggesting supply chain issues and adverse weather conditions are driving up food prices and changing how Canadians shop for groceries.

TORONTO 鈥� The head of Canada's banking regulator warned Wednesday of the potential for increased volatility in the global financial system as risks, especially around climate change and digital finances, are on the rise.

SAINTE-TH脡R脠SE, Que. 鈥� Canada's largest sit-down breakfast chain will begin selling restaurant-branded food in grocery stores next year. Best Brands Ltd., the retail division of the St-Hubert Group Ltd., is teaming with Franchises Cora Inc.

MILAN (AP) 鈥� Italy's Uffizi, the Florence museum that houses some of the Western world鈥檚 most famous art, is expanding its collection of self-portraits with works by comic book artists in an effort to broaden its audience, museum director Eike Schmid

Ahead of the release of the Paw Patrol movie this summer, Toys 鈥淩鈥� Us Canada and toy maker Spin Master Corp. did something rarely seen before in the toy industry.

MONTREAL 鈥� TCI Fund Management Ltd., which is seeking changes at Canadian National Railway Co., is accusing the railway of not disclosing the resignation of Julie Godin from CN's board of directors in an appropriate and timely manner.

CALGARY 鈥� Nikita George was a fine arts grad looking for a job in the music industry when the COVID-19 pandemic hit.

TOKYO (AP) 鈥� Japan's governing party is voting to pick its new leader Wednesday, with the presumed next prime minister facing imminent, crucial tasks such as addressing a pandemic-hit economy and ensuring a strong alliance with Washington amid growin

NEW YORK (AP) 鈥� NBC opened the new television season with a dominant week against its rivals, and it wasn't just football that was responsible.

TORONTO 鈥� Some of the most active companies traded Tuesday on the Toronto Stock Exchange: Toronto Stock Exchange (20,174.14, down 289.28 points.) Bank of Nova Scotia. (TSX:BNS). Financials. Down 35 cents, or 0.44 per cent, to $78.74 on 11.