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Canadian dollar keeps flirting with 80 cent US mark amid further signs of economic strength

The loonie was trading at an average price of 79.96 cents US, up. 0.04 of a U.S....

Canadian marijuana companies band together to develop marketing guidelines

Sixteen of Canada's licensed marijuana producers have enlisted the help of Advertising Standards Canada to develop guidelines...

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week

John, meet Justin: John Horgan is expected to head to Ottawa this week to meet Prime Minister...

Ottawa inflation rate stays put at 1% amid national decline

The annual pace of inflation slowed once again last month as lower gasoline and electricity prices helped...

After facing hurdles, Liberals look to meet increased youth green jobs promise

The federal government will find a way to create 15,000 green jobs over three years, even after...

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...

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...

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...

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...

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...
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