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Ontario colleges, including Algonquin and La Cite, brace for strike

The union representing faculty at Ontario's 24 public colleges has set a strike deadline of 12:01 a.m....

Stephen Harper offers a gloomy take on the state of international trade, NAFTA

Stephen Harper broke his public silence on current events by offering a gloomy assessment on the state...

Feds shortlists nine ‘superclusters’ for $950M in funding

The federal government has announced a short list of nine so-called supercluster proposals that could qualify for...

Sears Canada seeks court approval to liquidate all stores, 12K to lose jobs

Sears Canada Inc. has decided to shut its doors and is seeking approval to liquidate its roughly...

How independent breweries are sustaining Canada’s craft beer boom

Canada's remaining independent breweries know they can't compete with the economies of scale and marketing capabilities of...

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week

Trudeau hits the road: The prime minister heads to Washington Tuesday to discuss security and trade with...

Feds underestimated, ignored issues with Phoenix before rollout: Ottawa firm’s review

A critical report about the federal government's problem-plagued pay system says officials underestimated the project's complexity and...

Technology companies clash on cross border flow of digital data under NAFTA

Some Canadian information technology companies are pushing back at warnings that the personal information of Canadians is...

TransCanada cancels Energy East pipeline project

TransCanada has cancelled plans for the Energy East pipeline and Eastern Mainline projects that were to take...

Shopify stock falls for a second day after Ottawa firm’s business model challenged by short-seller

Shopify's (TSX:SHOP) stock plunged for a second day before recovering most of Thursday's losses, following a prominent...
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