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To offset minimum wage hike, several Tim Hortons franchises owned by children of chain’s co-founder reduce employee benefits

Employees at the Tim Hortons locations owned by the children of the co-founders of the franchise say...

Canadian vehicle sales hit record high in 2017

Canadians last year purchased more than two million vehicles for the first time thanks to record sales...

BlackBerry QNX selected to work with China’s Baidu for driverless vehicles

Chinese search-engine giant Baidu Inc. has selected BlackBerry Ltd. to provide the safety operating system for the...

Ottawa’s Advanced Symbolics to lead AI project looking for suicide warning signs

An Ottawa-based firm has been tapped by the federal government for a three-month pilot project designed to...

Rebound in Canadian IPOs sets stage for another good year in 2018: PwC

Canadian initial public offerings rebounded last year from their worst performance in nearly two decades in 2016...

Some Canadian companies start new year with gains from U.S. tax cuts: analysts

Some Canadian companies that earn a high share of their revenues in the United States stand to...

Ottawa 2017 festivities end on cold note, but officials say Canadians celebrated warmly

Heritage Minister Melanie Joly is the first to acknowledge Canada 150 had its share of ups and...

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week

No mortgage for you As of Jan. 1, shopping for a mortgage will become more difficult thanks to...

Updated: Cold weather threatens plans for Canada 150 closing on Parliament Hill

Mother Nature drowned out Canada Day on Parliament Hill and now she might freeze out New Year's...

Christmas spurs Canadians to regift unwanted presents and even earn cash

Christmas is a time of giving, but it can also be an occasion for receiving less-than-desirable presents. Instead...
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