The overnight lending rate remained untouched today as the Bank of Canada announced their decision and economic outlook.

Today, Toyota Motor Corp and Uber announced plans to partner and explore ridesharing. The announcement comes as only the latest of several high profile partnerships between auto and tech companies.

For many, the long weekend means time spent on the wide open road headed out of the city. Long trips mean a whole lot more distracted driving, and RCMP in British Columbia are keeping an eye out for it with a new tool.

When you hear or feel the buzz of your smartphone receiving another notification, it’s hard not to immediately want to know what it’s for, even if it’s just to assess how important an interruption it really is. But taking even a few seconds to look at your phone while driving is a recipe for disaster.

In recent years distracted driving has become the biggest factor in auto accidents, so experts have proposed an interesting way to dissuade people from using their phone behind the wheel.

The Québec government may not have regulated ride-sharing yet, but Aviva Canada has already developed an insurance option for when it does.