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Air Transat passed up offers to help stranded passengers, Ottawa airport says

The Ottawa International Airport Authority says it was prepared to distribute food and water to passengers who...

Walmart Canada scraps online pickup fee in latest shot across grocery bow

Walmart Canada is eliminating the pickup fee from its online grocery service as it braces for increasing...

New WestJet discount airline service not expected until next year

WestJet (TSX:WJA) says the launch of its new no-frills, low-cost airline won't be until next summer after...

‘Buy America’ policies to loom large as Canada gets ready for NAFTA talks

The United States wants to maintain – and even expand – the Buy America provisions that restrict...

Digital ‘absolutely cannibalizing’ cash as stores, shoppers snub coins and bills

Over the next year and a half, Alan Bekerman plans to grow his Toronto healthy fast-food chain...

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week

The bottom line: It's high earnings season this week, with a number of corporate heavyweights releasing their...

Pearson airport ground crew workers reject offer, begin strike

About 700 ground crew workers at Canada's busiest airport went on strike Thursday night after they rejected...

Gatineau’s Agrisoma inks biofuel deal as aviation industry eyes carbon reduction

Gatineau-based Agrisoma Biosciences said this week that it’s signed a long-term agreement with biorefiner UPM of Finland...

Multibillion-dollar B.C. Pacific Northwest LNG megaproject scrapped

Malaysian national energy giant Petronas and its partners scrapped the Pacific NorthWest LNG megaproject Tuesday, ending months...

IMF raises outlook for economic growth in Canada, expected to be tops for G7

The International Monetary Fund expects Canada to lead the G7 for economic growth this year. The IMF raised...
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