
Demand eclipses supply for protective glasses for safe solar eclipse viewing
Ali Van Orman is still looking for specialized glasses to protect her family’s eyes during Monday’s solar eclipse because she never counted on demand totally

Demand eclipses supply for protective glasses for safe solar eclipse viewing
Ali Van Orman is still looking for specialized glasses to protect her family’s eyes during Monday’s solar eclipse because she never counted on demand totally

Resale homes should carry energy use label by 2019, environmental groups say
Listing your home for sale in Canada could soon mean you not only have to tell people how much it costs to buy it, but

CIBC to launch Simplii direct banking brand, integrate PC Financial accounts
The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce is taking over President’s Choice Financial bank accounts with a new online brand as it responds to the continuing

Ottawa’s TD Place among 44 potential stadiums for North America’s 2026 World Cup bid
A preliminary list of 44 potential host cities, including seven in Canada, have been released by the joint North American bid for the 2026 World

Metro looking at automation to help offset impact of higher Ontario minimum wage
Ontario’s third-largest grocery chain will accelerate its study of automation as it looks to cut costs to offset the provincial government’s plan to raise the

Sears Canada to create fund for laid off employees who received no severance
Lawyers representing workers at Sears Canada and the company have reached a deal to create a hardship fund for former employees who were denied severance

Ontario business groups increase pressure on province over minimum wage hike
The Ontario government’s plan for major labour reforms would have significant side effects that would put 185,000 jobs at risk, a coalition of business groups

Engineering firm WSP makes $281M offer for New Zealand firm
WSP Global is moving to expand its engineering consulting business Down Under in a deal to acquire Opus International Consultants Ltd. valued at $280.5 million

Canada gives public a peek at its game plan ahead of critical NAFTA talks
Chrystia Freeland has given Canadians a peek at their government’s strategy as it prepares to go nose-to-nose with the country’s biggest trading partner in crucial

Ottawa self-storage firm Dymon plans 80 new GTA properties as part of expansion
Boardrooms, a wine-storage centre, an on-site sommelier, a lounge – those are just some of the perks an Ottawa-based company is promising as it builds
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