
Liberal government promises extra $62B for military over next 20 years
The Trudeau government committed Wednesday to spend $62 billion more over the next two decades for a major expansion of the Canadian Armed Forces, aimed

Liberal government promises extra $62B for military over next 20 years
The Trudeau government committed Wednesday to spend $62 billion more over the next two decades for a major expansion of the Canadian Armed Forces, aimed

Women in weed: Industry insiders decry gender imbalance in corporate cannabis
Since co-founding the Green Organic Dutchman, a medical cannabis producer based in Ancaster, Ont., Jeannette VanderMarel says she has often found herself the only woman

Canada’s foreign minister calls for more military ‘hard power’ in major speech
Canada’s new foreign policy will involve spending billions on “hard power” military capability because the country can’t rely on an American ally that has turned

Nearly 20% of first-time homebuyers received help with down payment: CMHC
Nearly one in five first-time homebuyers received help with a down payment from a family member, according to a survey conducted by the federal housing

Former U.S. embassy in Ottawa to be dedicated to First Nations, Metis, Inuit
A government source says the former U.S. embassy across from Parliament Hill is set to become a space dedicated to First Nations, Metis and Inuit

Province releases plan to reduce number of unemployed Ontarians with a disability
Ontario businesses with at least 20 employees should do their part to tackle unemployment rates among the disabled community by committing to hire at least

Updated: London attack throws security spotlight on Ottawa’s Canada 150 celebrations
Canada’s capital will do everything it can to prevent an attack when it hosts the country’s 150th birthday next month but no amount of preparation

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week
Hot house: The most widely watched housing market these days will make news Monday, when the Toronto Real Estate Board releases the property sales figures

Phoenix pay problems spike again amid retroactive labour deals, summer hiring
The federal government’s bug-addled public service pay system saw a fresh spike in problems last month, the result of new labour contracts and summer hiring,

BlackBerry shares jump amid takeover talk
BlackBerry Ltd. shares surged nearly 11 per cent on the Toronto Stock Exchange after a research report identified the company as a likely target for
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