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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...

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week

George Weston earnings George Weston Ltd. discusses third-quarter results during a conference call on Tuesday. Last quarter, the...

Ontario pot rules restrict retail ownership of licensed producers

An Ontario cannabis retail licence will not be issued to a corporation if more than 9.9 per...

BlackBerry to buy cybersecurity company Cylance for US$1.4 billion

BlackBerry Ltd. has signed a US$1.4-billion deal to acquire U.S. artificial intelligence and cybersecurity company Cylance in...

Canada Post issues new offer to employees as eBay calls on Ottawa to end strikes

Canada Post has issued what it calls a "time-limited" contract offer to its employees in hopes of...

Ontario releases cannabis regulations for retail stores set to open April 1

The Ontario government has released regulations that will guide the startup of private cannabis stores on April...

Canopy Growth shares slip after reporting wider Q2 loss ahead of pot legalization

Smiths Falls-based Canopy Growth Corp.'s shares fell more than 10 per cent after the cannabis producer reported...
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