
Rogers Q2 net income rises 35%, beats analyst estimate
Rogers Communications is reporting a 35 per cent increase in second-quarter net income, beating analyst estimates. Its net income was $531 million or $1.03 per

Rogers Q2 net income rises 35%, beats analyst estimate
Rogers Communications is reporting a 35 per cent increase in second-quarter net income, beating analyst estimates. Its net income was $531 million or $1.03 per

Feds start work on nearly decade long overhaul of IT systems running EI, CPP
The federal government is on the cusp of launching an overhaul of the computer systems running key social safety net programs, and hoping to avoid

Be prepared for NAFTA talks on intellectual property, Balsillie warns feds
The federal government is facing calls, including warnings from BlackBerry’s co-founder, to be particularly vigilant when the upcoming NAFTA talks shift to intellectual property. Intellectual

Feds unveil plans to stop ‘unfair’ business tax advantages reaped by individuals
The federal government is proposing measures to tighten what it calls “unfair” loopholes for private corporations that enable many wealthy Canadians, including professionals like some

Measures protecting Canadian dairy industry under fire at U.S. NAFTA hearing
Canadian measures to protect the dairy industry came under the microscope at a U.S. congressional hearing on revamping the North American Free Trade Agreement Tuesday,

‘This will not be a short negotiation’: U.S. releases list of demands for NAFTA
The Trudeau government is extending public consultations to find out what Canadians want to see in a new North American Free Trade Agreement. The consultations

Ottawa-based government spy agency faces $35M harassment, discrimination lawsuit
Canada’s spy agency is facing questions about its workplace culture amid allegations that senior officials foster a prejudice and distrust for Muslims employees, who are

Retention bonuses of $9.2M for key Sears Canada employees spark outcry
Sears Canada’s plan to pay out millions in bonuses to keep execs and key staff on board while not paying severance to laid-off workers is

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week
Inflation figures, a meeting of Canada’s premiers and several key corporate earning reports are among the events expected to make headlines in the days ahead.

Sears Canada gets court approval to begin soliciting bids for its sale
An Ontario judge has given Sears Canada the green light to immediately proceed with reaching out to potential buyers while it’s under creditor protection. Ontario
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