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Ottawa’s annual inflation rate up 2.7% in October, outpacing national increase

The rate of inflation rose at a faster pace in the capital than across Canada in October...

Mail service halted in Ottawa as Commons looks to take up back to work bill

Striking Canada Post workers are shutting down the mail in Ottawa today as the House of Commons...

Canadian banks look to in-house hackers to improve and test cybersecurity

Hackers are targeting Toronto-Dominion Bank's internal systems at all hours using cutting-edge techniques, but the bank's head...

‘We will fight’ in court if back to work legislation passes, postal union warns

The Trudeau government introduced legislation Thursday that could see striking Canada Post employees forced back to work,...

Lockheed Martin Canada’s preferred status in $60B warships competition under legal fire

The $60-billion effort to build new warships for Canada's navy has hit another snag, this time in...

Liberals’ fall update features $16B competitiveness response to U.S. tax reforms

The federal Liberals have come up with a $16-billion answer to Canada's competitiveness concerns. The government's long-awaited plan...

Government prepared to order end to postal strike in coming days: minister

The federal government is prepared to order an end to rotating strikes by Canada Post employees if...

Fiscal update to lay out competitiveness plan, close loop on some Liberal vows

The federal government will release a fall economic update later today that will seek to close the...

No settlement imminent despite frenzied email exchange over Canada Post offer

The Trudeau government signalled Monday it was willing to give Canada Post a couple more days to...

Canada Post ‘cooling off’ period won’t resolve postal dispute, says CUPW

Striking postal workers have rejected a call from Canada Post for a "cooling off" period to accompany...
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