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Air Canada expanding codeshares for 2018 Canada China Year of Tourism

Air Canada (TSX:AC) and Air China Ltd. say they will be expanding their mutual codeshare services in...

Economic advisers pushing feds to focus on business investment, job reskilling

The federal government's economic advisers are calling for more changes aimed at driving business investment and helping...

Pot from the Rock: Canopy Growth strikes deal for private stores in Newfoundland

Canopy Growth Corp. will have the first privately run legal weed stores announced in Canada under a...

‘Tis the season for doorstep stealing? Shoppers vent about delivery security

Todd Bailey is fed up with delivery companies that drop his online purchases at his door. A few...

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week

Bombardier investor day: Shareholders will have a chance to question Bombardier executives next week in New York...

DavidsTea evaluating options, including sale, just two years after going public

Canadian beverage retailer DavidsTea is evaluating strategic options, including a possible sale, and eyeing store closures after...

Artificial intelligence to fuel a new cybersecurity race, say experts

Technological advances in artificial intelligence are fuelling a new race between hackers and those toiling to protect...

BlackBerry, Qualcomm to expand collaboration in connected car technology

BlackBerry Ltd. (TSX:BB) has formed a strategic collaboration to develop technology for the next generation of connected...

Ontarians pay millions for ineligible power generator costs, auditor finds

Ontario electricity ratepayers are paying millions for power generators' ineligible expenses – including scuba gear and raccoon...

Bank of Canada holds interest rate; sends fresh signals of hikes on the horizon

The Bank of Canada is sticking with its trend-setting interest rate, but it's sending out fresh, yet cautious,...
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