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Canadian marijuana shares fall amid TSX crackdown

Licensed marijuana producer Aphria Inc. dug in its heels Tuesday, determined to remain on the Toronto Stock...

Loblaw Companies lays off 500 office workers in cost cutting drive

Loblaw Companies Ltd. is laying off 500 of its office workers, but the company says it still...

Airbus shakes up industry with majority stake in Bombardier CSeries program

European aircraft giant Airbus Group is shaking up the global airline business by buying a majority stake...

Algonquin, La Cite faculty on strike as part of Ontario-wide college work stoppage

Faculty at 24 Ontario colleges went on strike late Sunday, affecting more than 500,000 students. The Ontario Public...

Amid tax reform backlash, Liberals to cut small business rates

Justin Trudeau will belatedly honour his campaign promise to cut the small business tax rate to nine...

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week

Weekly stats: Statistics Canada has a busy week ahead and will release data on Canada's international transactions...

Sears Canada granted permission to liquidate remaining 130 stores

Sears Canada has received court approval to proceed with a full liquidation of its remaining stores, signalling...

U.S. starts delivering bombshell demands at NAFTA talks

The NAFTA talks have now entered their most difficult phase with the United States beginning to drop...

Sweat equity and capital: What it takes to open a successful Canadian franchise

Beeru Mannan owns two Freshii locations in British Columbia with his brother, and the duo plan to...

Ottawa-area pot producer Canopy Growth developing up to 3M sq. ft. of B.C. growing capacity

Canopy Growth Corp. (TSX:WEED) says it will develop up to three million square feet of greenhouse growing...
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