Rotating Canada Post strikes hit Ottawa, Arnprior-Renfrew
Canada Post employees are walking off the job in Ottawa and Arnprior-Renfrew this morning as the postal union’s wave of rotating strikes hits the capital.
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Like WestJet, Air Canada sees Q3 profits dip on rising fuel prices
Air Canada saw its third-quarter profit drop compared with a year ago amid rising fuel prices as operating revenue climbed 11 per cent. The airline
Canadians should get used to idea of 3 per cent interest rates: Poloz
Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz wants Canadians to get used to the idea of three per cent interest rates as the new normal, now
WestJet says rising fuel prices tanked Q3 profits
WestJet Airlines Ltd. reported a third-quarter profit of $45.9 million, down from a profit of $135.9 million in the same quarter last year amid rising
A more open real estate bidding process can benefit everyone, says OREA
When Vanessa Witkowski and her husband were tasked with selling his grandmother’s home, they both knew they didn’t want to do it the traditional way.
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Delays in Ontario cannabis delivery could push consumers back to black market: critics
The Ontario government is coming under fire for delays in the delivery of legal cannabis in the province, with critics suggesting consumers could revert back
Ottawa’s Shopify buzzes about cannabis commerce in Q3 earnings call
Shopify (TSX:SHOP)(NYSE:SHOP) reported a loss of US$23.2 million but a 58 per cent spike in revenue in the months prior to the company powering cannabis e-commerce
Bank of Canada hikes rate as economy stays strong, trade uncertainty recedes
The Bank of Canada hiked its trend-setting interest rate Wednesday as the resilient economy hums along and a big source of trade uncertainty is finally
Ontario to cap minimum wage at $14 an hour as part of labour reforms rollback
Ontario will cap minimum wage at $14 an hour until fall 2020 as part of a rollback of labour reforms introduced by the previous Liberal
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