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Trump hits back at Trudeau’s criticism of ‘punitive’ U.S. metal tariffs

Justin Trudeau drew the ire of Donald Trump late Thursday, after warning of a new turning point...

Canada invests another $54M into F-35 as Boeing hedges on fighter competition

Canada has quietly paid another $54 million toward development of the F-35 stealth fighter, bringing its total...

Bank of Canada signals next rate hike is on the horizon

The Bank of Canada kept its key interest rate target on hold Wednesday, but noted the Canadian...

Indigo full-year earnings inch up to $21.8M on more general merchandise sales

Indigo Books & Music Inc. says it earned $21.8 million last year in an improvement from a...

$4.5B plan to purchase Trans Mountain won’t keep feds in pipeline business: Morneau

The federal Liberal government has no plans to drag Canada permanently into the pipeline business, Finance Minister...

Ottawa-Centre among ridings rife with uncertainty as election looms closer

Yasir Naqvi is running for re-election in what's widely considered a Liberal safe seat, but he says...

Trudeau nixes idea of single tax return for Quebecers

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is nixing the idea of Quebecers filing one tax return that would be...

BMO and CIBC’s Simplii warn fraudsters may have accessed clients’ data

Two of Canada's biggest banks warned Monday that "fraudsters" may have accessed certain personal and financial information...

WestJet, pilots union avert strike by agreeing to settlement process

The president and CEO of WestJet says the threat of a strike by its pilots is over. Ed...

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week

Parade of bank earnings continues Three more of Canada's big banks report second-quarter earnings: Scotiabank comes out on...
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