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Canada eyes sweeping free trade deal with China but remains open to sector deals

A full-scale trade deal between Canada and China is possible even as Canada remains open to striking...

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Pot earnings Cannabis producers Aurora Cannabis, Canopy Growth, Tilray and Chronos will report their final pre-legalization financial results...

Recipe Unlimited reports $23.8M Q3 profit up from $21.2M year ago

Recipe Unlimited Corp. earned $23.8 million in its latest quarter, up from $21.2 million a year ago. The...

Bombardier cutting about 5,000 jobs as part of restructuring plan

Bombardier Inc. says it's cutting about 5,000 jobs across the organization over the next 12 to 18...

Ottawa Citizen rejects Senators’ request to take down players’ Uber video

A local newspaper said Wednesday it has no intention of taking down a secretly recorded video of...

U.S. midterm results bring new sources of trade uncertainty for Canada

Canadians are inspecting the fresh U.S. political landscape following midterm election results that many believe have added...

Business leaders meet with Trudeau to discuss corporate tax reform, pay equity

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau vaunted his government's new legislation on pay equity at a conference of female...

Lowe’s to close 31 Canadian locations, 20 more in U.S.

Lowe's Companies Inc. says it plans to close 31 Canadian stores and other locations as part of...

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Poloz in the UK Bank of Canada governor Stephen Poloz will give a speech to the Canada-UK Chamber...

Proposed lawsuits allege Ontario insurers broke payment rules

A series of proposed class-action lawsuits launched against major insurance companies in Ontario claim the firms have...
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