The Canadian Press

Bank of Canada keeps key interest rate target on hold at 1.75 per cent

Deputy Governor Timothy Lane will discuss the bank’s interest rate decision at Thursday morning’s Local Breakfast Series, hosted by the Ottawa Business Journal and the Ottawa Board of Trade

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week

Jobs numbers, bank earnings and a speech by the deputy governor of the Bank of Canada at our own Local Breakfast Series are some of the big stories to watch this coming week

Ottawa Centre MP McKenna dons hard hat, vows to pick up pace of infrastructure projects

Ottawa Centre MP Catherine McKenna says her top priority as the country's new infrastructure minister is to get projects built quickly

Loblaw launching online marketplace that will include new brands and products

Canada's largest grocery chain said the marketplace includes more products, as well as a broader range of vendors than what was available before

Ottawa MPs McKenna, Fortier land cabinet positions in Trudeau’s minority government

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau unveiled Wednesday a larger cabinet with local ministers taking a bigger role on infrastructure and finances in the Liberals’ minority government

Ottawa’s annual rate of inflation up 2% in October: Statistics Canada

Ottawa’s annual rate of inflation rose slightly above the national average in October, up two per cent over last year’s figures

Bank of Canada senior deputy governor says global economic picture has worsened

The global economic picture has worsened, increasing risks to global growth and chances of financial stress that could spill over into Canada, the senior deputy governor of the Bank of Canada said Tuesday

Gatineau’s Hexo destroying cannabis grown in unlicensed area of Niagara facility

Hexo Corp. says it is in the process of destroying cannabis that was grown without a licence at a facility it acquired in Niagara, that was part of its purchase of Newstrike Brand Ltd.

Bell, big cable networks ask government to overrule CRTC on wholesale rates

Canada's largest telecommunications companies formally asked the federal cabinet on Wednesday to overturn a regulatory decision that slashes what they can charge their smaller competitors for access to their high-speed fibre networks

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