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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...

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...

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...

Air in a bottle? How companies sell Canadian nature

When two Edmonton men started bottling and selling air from Banff and Lake Louise, Alta., some people...

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week

Still optimistic? The Bank of Canada releases the Business Outlook Survey on Monday. Last quarter's survey revealed that...

Tim Hortons falls 40 spots in annual reputation ranking

A new survey suggests Tim Hortons has fallen out of favour with Canadians, plummeting 25 points and...

Corus shares soar after it reports $40M Q2 profit, beats expectations

Shares of Corus Entertainment Inc. soared in trading Thursday after the company beat expectations as it reported...

Carbon tax revenue could go straight to Ontario residents: McKenna

The federal government could give revenues from a federally imposed carbon tax directly back to Ontario residents...

New Chinese tariffs will force Canada to defend against U.S. competition: industry groups

New Chinese retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods will cause global disruptions and force Canadians to defend their...

Ontario limits use of New York iron to push back against Buy American law

The Ontario government is pushing back against New York State's Buy American law by limiting public sector...
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