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Canadian Toys “R” Us stores find lifeline in Fairfax bid

Toys "R" Us's Canadian operations have found a safety net months after the retailer's demise in the...

Inflation at just over 2%? It’s fine, says bank governor

Canada's central bank governor says inflation will likely hover just above the historic target of two per...

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week

Trans Mountain troubles B.C. Premier John Horgan's government may file a long-promised court reference this week to clarify...

Rogers Q1 profit, adjusted earnings soar on revenue growth

Rogers Communications Inc. saw its first-quarter profit soar from the same time last year as its wireless...

Supreme Court upholds law that restricts bringing beer across provincial borders

The Supreme Court of Canada has affirmed the constitutionality of a New Brunswick law that ensnared a...

Ontario government financial outlook changed to negative: Moody’s

A key ratings agency has downgraded its outlook on Ontario's finances to "negative" from "stable" in light...

IMF: Canadian economy will still grow in 2018, just a little less

The International Monetary Fund projects moderate economic growth for Canada this year and next, albeit at a...

Bank of Canada holds benchmark interest rate as economic growth moderates

The Bank of Canada is maintaining its trend-setting interest rate as its careful assessment of the timing...

Death of the password? New web standard trades passcodes for biometrics

The death of the password could be upon us. A new security standard recently endorsed by the World...

Rogers, Ericsson to test 5G tech in Ottawa

Rogers Communications Inc. expects to begin testing core applications for fifth-generation wireless networks later this year in...
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