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Transat shares surge after tour operator revises summer earnings outlook

Shares of Transat A.T. surged Monday to the highest level in nearly three years after the travel...

Feds pushing for procurement to support female entrepreneurs

The Liberal government is thinking about using its massive purchasing power to support women in business. "Inclusive federal...

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week

Inside the banks: Royal Bank will kick off the latest earnings season for the Big Five Canadian...

Ottawa-Gatineau inflation rate flat at 1% in July

Consumers in the National Capital Region caught a modest break last month as local prices for household...

Walmart says it has gained market share in Canada

Wal-Mart Stores Inc. says its Canadian stores gained market share against rivals during its fiscal second quarter. "We...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...
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