Ontario government moves to scrap Green Energy Act
Months after cancelling hundreds of renewable energy contracts, the Ontario government introduced legislation Thursday to scrap a law that aimed to bolster the province’s green
Ontario government moves to scrap Green Energy Act
Months after cancelling hundreds of renewable energy contracts, the Ontario government introduced legislation Thursday to scrap a law that aimed to bolster the province’s green
Torstar Corp. to acquire Ottawa-based political news website iPolitics
The company that owns the Toronto Star newspaper has signed a deal to buy iPolitics Inc., an Ottawa-based digital political news service. Financial terms of
The hunt for online herb: feds seek dope on hazy world of pot’s ‘cryptomarket’
The federal government insists pot legalization will help the country snuff out crime – but internally it’s wondering what will become of the fuzzy world
Grocery store chain CEOs warn higher food prices coming amid cost pressures
The CEOs of three of Canada’s major grocery chains doubled down on their expectation that food prices will soon rise at their stores. Recent cost
Senators tap Ottawa lawyer as new assistant general manager
Clearly in a rebuilding mode on the ice following last week’s blockbuster trade of star defenceman Erik Karlsson, the Ottawa Senators also continued their front
Five Canadian business stories to watch this week
The House is back The House of Commons resumes sitting on Monday. The Trudeau government is expected to face pointed questions from the opposition on
Canada Post work stoppage could drive marijuana users to black market: Canopy Growth
Canada’s largest licensed pot producer says a work stoppage at Canada Post could leave many of its customers without their medications, resulting in some looking
Ottawa Citizen, Sun staff vote to approve contract, avert lockout
Unionized staff at the Ottawa Citizen and Ottawa Sun have voted in favour of the latest contract offer from Postmedia Inc., averting a potential lockout.
Canada Post labour dispute looms following union vote
Canada’s labour minister called on Canada Post and its biggest union Tuesday to continue bargaining with the help of a third party after postal workers
Kanata golf centre fuses traditions and high-tech experience with first Canadian Toptracer range
Golf is at war with itself: on one side, the tucked-in, collars-and-socks traditionalists, their ranks split over whether to surrender or stand up against the
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