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Ottawa Senators fire CEO Jim Little after two months on the job

The Ottawa Senators fired new CEO Jim Little on Wednesday, continuing a string of executive departures for...

Bank of Canada cuts key rate to 1.25 per cent amid coronavirus concerns

The Bank of Canada is cutting its key interest rate target by half of a percentage point, dropping it to 1.25 per cent in response to the economic shock from the novel coronavirus outbreak.

Bank of Canada cuts key rate to 1.25 per cent amid coronavirus concerns

The Bank of Canada is cutting its key interest rate target by half of a percentage point, dropping it to 1.25 per cent in response to the economic shock from the novel coronavirus outbreak.

Bruce Linton-backed psychedelics business Mind Medicine joins NEO Exchange

The company is backed by two high profile personalities, including former Canopy Growth CEO Bruce Linton, who sits on its board, and venture capitalist Kevin O'Leary who serves as an investor and adviser

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week

The latest job figures from Statistics Canada and an interest rate update from the Bank of Canada are on tap this coming week

Shopify cancels annual conference due to fears over coronavirus

Shopify Inc. says the recent outbreak of a novel form of coronavirus has prompted it to cancel its annual conference

Ontario Liberals win pair of provincial byelections in Ottawa area

The Ontario Liberals won two Ottawa-area byelections in convincing fashion Thursday night, hanging onto the ridings with more than 50 per cent of the vote

Power issues, mechanical breakdowns hamper Ottawa LRT line during snowy Thursday commute

Many transit riders in Ottawa were left out in the cold during a heavy snowstorm after serious power issues on the city's light-rail system slowed service to a snail's pace Thursday

Ontario considers making spring bear hunt permanent

A spring black bear hunt could soon be a permanent annual event in Ontario again, the provincial...

Rogers chief executive ‘implores’ CRTC not to change rules for wireless industry

The CEO of Rogers Communications Inc. says that Canada's wireless industry has not fully matured and still needs "careful nourishing" as it makes huge investments in fifth-generation networks

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