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‘Right to disconnect’ talk picks up as separation between work and personal time fades

There's growing chatter in North America about adopting right-to-disconnect laws to free workers from being tethered to...

Tim Hortons clashes with franchisees over $700M plan to reno most Canadian locations

Tim Hortons plans to renovate most of its Canadian restaurants over the next several years in what...

Canadian customs pre-clearance facilities considered in the U.S.

Canada could soon have its first customs facilities inside the United States, says an American official who...

73% of Canadian Facebook users plan changes to how they use social media platform

Nearly three-quarters of Canadian Facebook users say they will make at least some change to how they...

73% of Canadian Facebook users plan changes to how they use social media platform

Nearly three-quarters of Canadian Facebook users say they will make at least some change to how they...

‘Human skills’ best way for workers to adjust to rise of the machines: study

A year into its effort to help equip youth for the rapidly evolving workforce, one of the...

Five things to watch in the Canadian business world this week

G7 get-together Employment Minister Patty Hajdu and Innovation Minister Navdeep Bains host the Meeting of Employment and Innovation...

CRTC orders national wireless carriers to offer lower priced, data-only plans

Consumers who yearn for more alternatives to Canada's large wireless carriers will have to wait longer, but...

Canadians joining #DeleteFacebook amid fears about electoral meddling: experts

Many Canadians are pledging to delete their Facebook accounts as part of an online campaign encouraging people...

NAFTA: U.S. says auto irritant nearly solved, other snags remain

The United States has confirmed a breakthrough in the NAFTA negotiations unlocking a major irritant involving automobiles,...
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