Feds probing Tim Hortons franchisee claims RBI failing to honour commitments
The federal government is looking into concerns raised by a dissident group of Tim Hortons franchisees about the potential violation of terms the federal government
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Ottawa-based National Access Cannabis to set up Second Cup pot stores
Ottawa’s National Access Cannabis is staking its claim to Western Canada’s retail cannabis market with the help of coffee shop Second Cup. The two companies
Postmedia Q2 loss falls as cost cutting, tax credit offset lower revenue
A $17-million interactive digital media tax credit from the Ontario government helped pare Postmedia Network Canada Corp.’s second-quarter net loss to $1.3 million from a
Gatineau’s Hydropothecary strikes five-year, 200-tonne cannabis deal in Quebec
The Hydropothecary Corp.’s share price closed up 13 per cent Wednesday after the company said it had struck a cannabis supply deal with the Societe
Sens to lower parking fees, remove tarped-off seats at Canadian Tire Centre
Eugene Melnyk’s first attempt at clearing the air with Ottawa Senators fans had some rocky moments this week. Melnyk and Ottawa general manager Pierre Dorion
Tim Hortons franchisee group cites ‘intimidation’ by parent company RBI
A group representing about half of Canada’s Tim Hortons franchisees has vowed to do everything in its power to assist an outspoken member whose restaurant
Firms still positive about future despite uncertainties: Bank of Canada
Canadian firms remain upbeat about future sales, business investment and hiring even as the country faces stubborn economic uncertainties from outside its borders, a recent
Firms still positive about future despite uncertainties: Bank of Canada
Canadian firms remain upbeat about future sales, business investment and hiring even as the country faces stubborn economic uncertainties from outside its borders, a recent
With pot legalization looming, Ontario realtors call for stronger protections against grow-ops
Ontario’s real estate agents want stronger rules to protect home buyers from purchasing a former marijuana grow-op – a situation they say will increase once
With pot legalization looming, Ontario realtors call for stronger protections against grow-ops
Ontario’s real estate agents want stronger rules to protect home buyers from purchasing a former marijuana grow-op – a situation they say will increase once
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