Fewer than 6,000 tickets remain for 2017 Grey Cup in Ottawa
The Ottawa RedBlacks say tickets for the 2017 Grey Cup are moving at a brisk pace, which is welcome news for the CFL after organizers of the
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Marijuana to take less than 1% out of multibillion dollar booze sales: study
The recreational marijuana industry is expected to take a sip of less than one per cent initially out of annual Canadian alcohol sales once it
Calorie clash: Freshii calls Ontario menu regulation ‘overly simplistic’
A regulation requiring restaurants in Ontario to display calorie counts on menus is “overly simplistic,” Freshii said Tuesday after inspectors were dispatched to ensure the
Ontario sells what it expects to be final tranche of shares in Hydro One
The Ontario government is selling what it expects to be its final offering of shares in Hydro One, a move it says could raise more
Senate committee calls for Liberals to kill interim Super Hornet purchase
The Senate defence committee released a report Monday blasting the Trudeau government’s “political decision” to purchase Super Hornet fighter jets, while all but endorsing the
Feds launch wireless research lab in Ottawa to maximize wireless spectrum
The federal government says a new research lab that aims to get the most of out the country’s finite wireless spectrum will eventually help Canadians
Ottawa pot industry pioneer Chuck Rifici launches cannabis ‘streaming’ firm
Marijuana industry trailblazer Chuck Rifici is turning to streaming – a business model often used in mining – to tackle what he says are growing
Tim Hortons CEO brushes aside skepticism of ambitious U.K. expansion plans
The CEO of the parent company of Tim Hortons is brushing off skepticism that the British will embrace its double-doubles and Timbits as it readies
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ABCs – Anger, Bombardier, Compensation: There could be fireworks at Bombardier’s annual meeting Thursday in Montreal. A month ago, following public uproar, the company delayed
Ontario prepared to lower corporate taxes if necessary: Minister
The Ontario government says it is prepared to lower corporate taxes, if necessary, in order to keep the province competitive with the U.S. Economic Development
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