Five Canadian business stories to watch this week
Wholesale trade Statistics Canada will release wholesale trade and manufacturing numbers for November on Tuesday. The federal agency said wholesale sales rose 1.0 per cent
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Ottawa’s annual inflation rate up to 2.5% in December
Ottawa’s annual inflation rate jumped to 2.5 per cent in December, one of the highest rates of any major Canadian city, Statistics Canada said Friday.
Huawei to grow Canadian R&D budget, staff as part of five year plan: president
Huawei Canada will be getting a piece of the US$2 billion that its global Chinese parent will spend over five years to hire more software
Former Gatineau engineering executive receives 12 month sentence for bid rigging
The Competition Bureau says a former executive of Quebec engineering firm Dessau received a 12-month sentence after pleading guilty Thursday in the Court of Quebec
The Transportation Safety Board will lend its expertise to uncover the cause of Friday’s bus collision at Westboro Station, Ottawa’s chief of police confirmed during an update
Canadian stock exchanges to conduct lottery for ‘POT’ ticker amid high demand
High demand for the “POT” stock symbol has prompted several Canadian stock exchanges to conduct a collective lottery to select which company will be able
Urgent action needed to improve bus safety following Ottawa crash: Transportation Safety Board
The head of the Transportation Safety Board says the federal government needs to move fast on better national “crashworthiness” standards for buses and other commercial
Smiths Falls pot producer Canopy Growth granted hemp licence in New York
Canopy Growth shares jumped Monday afternoon following news that the Ontario-based cannabis company has been granted a licence by New York state to process and produce
Ontario’s 25 pot licence lottery winners fielding partnership offers
Businesses and investors are rushing to partner with the 25 winners of the Ontario cannabis retail licence lottery, with offers apparently worth millions of dollars,
Huawei Canada’s Scott Bradley leaving embattled Chinese firm
A locally based senior Huawei Canada executive is leaving the Chinese tech company as it faces growing problems around the world. Scott Bradley, Canadian vice-president
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