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Massive renovation to Centre Block needs to find space for dozens more MPs

More than $770 million in contracts have already been awarded for the building, but there is no overall cost estimate yet

TSX has worst day since 2015

Investors concerned about the impact of the novel coronavirus outbreak that began in China.

Protesters march in Ottawa as police clear rail blockade on Tyendinaga Mohawk Territory

About 200 protesters marched through downtown Ottawa in support with the Wet'suwet'en hereditary leaders

Shopify joins Facebook-backed digital currency group Libra Association

Shopify has joined a controversial, Facebook-led group working on a worldwide digital currency even after technology and financial heavyweights have fled the high-profile association

Blockade trips up Canada’s biggest ports as shippers steer clear of rail closure

The rail blockade in Eastern Ontario has led to backlogs at Canada's three biggest ports, prompting some shippers to take their business elsewhere as cargo piles up and dockworkers' paycheques shrink

Ottawa inflation rate slows to 2.6% in January

National price increases fuelled by higher costs at the gas pump and pricey produce.

Feds changing stress test rate for insured mortgages starting April 6

New minimum qualifying rate will be the greater of the borrower's contract rate or the weekly median five-year fixed insured mortgage rate from mortgage insurance applications, plus two percentage points.

Alanis Morissette, Blink 182 among hitmakers to perform at RBC Bluesfest

Alanis Morissette, Boyz II Men and Blink-182 are among the hitmakers set to perform at Ottawa's RBC...

Via to partly resume service between Quebec City and Ottawa starting Thursday

Via Rail says partial service is set to resume between Quebec City, Montreal and Ottawa beginning Thursday

Canopy Growth says more cost cuts coming as it reports $124.2M loss

Canopy Growth Corp. says it's planning further cost cuts as it reported a $124.17-million loss in its third quarter of 2020, though that was less than analysts had expected
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