Sobeys to cut 800 office jobs as part of reorganization of grocery business
The Sobeys grocery business will be cutting about 800 office jobs across Canada as part of efforts to create one efficient national organization out of
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Internet activist says Trudeau government should enshrine ‘net neutrality’ in law
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s support of “net neutrality” is encouraging but the concept should be enshrined in federal law to protect it from being dismantled,
Parliament’s $5.6M skating rink to stay open until end of February
The $5.6-million skating rink constructed on the east lawn of Parliament Hill will remain open to the public until the end of February – not
Regulator investigating Sears Canada liquidation sale prices: monitor
The Competition Bureau is investigating allegations that prices on some merchandise were marked up ahead of the liquidation sales at Sears Canada that began last
Canadian grocers expand online services after Amazon acquires Whole Foods
Metro Inc. is looking to expand its online grocery offerings to Ontario next year, making it the latest Canadian retailer to ramp up its e-commerce
Health warnings, plain covers for pot packs under proposed regulations
Health Canada offered hints Tuesday about the government’s plans for legal pot, including, plain packaging and stern, stark health warnings like those found on tobacco
Cost to fix Phoenix pay system to surpass $540 million, auditor general says
The federal government’s chronic salary struggles will take more time and more dollars than the three years and $540 million projected to fix the snafu-stricken
TransCanada’s Keystone XL pipeline receives long-awaited Nebraska approval
Nebraska regulators approved passage of TransCanada’s Keystone XL pipeline Monday, clearing the last major regulatory hurdle for the controversial $10-billion project but creating a new
Bell lays off radio and TV employees across Canada, including Ottawa CTV staff
Bell Media is laying off employees, including prominent on-air personalities, at radio and TV stations across Canada. However, the company won’t say how many, who
Ontario college faculty return to work after legislation ends five-week strike
College faculty in Ontario head back to their schools today, after a five-week strike was ended over the weekend with back-to-work legislation. The 12,000 professors, instructors,
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