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Blackberry QNX, Magna position Canada to win slice of global autonomous vehicle market

Canadian companies could be serious contenders in the global self-driving vehicle race, experts have suggested after Magna...

‘The Canadian construction sector is for sale,’ as Aecon looks for a bidder

Canada's construction industry may soon have a better idea of how attractive it is to the increasingly...

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week

Up, up and don't go away: Canadian gas prices, which tend to rise ahead of long weekends...

Workers from Ottawa aviation firm First Air detail ‘debacle’ of Air Transat delays

Ground crews working two Air Transat flights that faced high-profile tarmac delays this summer say the pilots...

Backlash to Liberal’s small business tax proposals grows

Bill Morneau is scrambling to calm the fears of nervous Liberal backbenchers who've been inundated with complaints...

Backlash to Liberal’s small business tax proposals grows

Bill Morneau is scrambling to calm the fears of nervous Liberal backbenchers who've been inundated with complaints...

Big banks post better than expected quarter, but all eyes on BoC interest rates

Canada's biggest five banks had a better-than-expected combined third-quarter profit of $10.15 billion helped by a strong...

Big banks post better than expected quarter, but all eyes on BoC interest rates

Canada's biggest five banks had a better-than-expected combined third-quarter profit of $10.15 billion helped by a strong...

Update: Consumer spending spurs Canada’s ‘gangbusters’ Q2 economic growth

The economy surged past expectations with across-the-board growth in the second quarter, giving the country its best...

Update: Consumer spending spurs Canada’s ‘gangbusters’ Q2 economic growth

The economy surged past expectations with across-the-board growth in the second quarter, giving the country its best...
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