
N95 masks start rolling off Brockville assembly line with aim to ensure domestic supply
Agreement will see 30 million masks delivered to the federal government and 25 million to Ontario each year for the next five years.

N95 masks start rolling off Brockville assembly line with aim to ensure domestic supply
Agreement will see 30 million masks delivered to the federal government and 25 million to Ontario each year for the next five years.

‘There’s literally no limit’: NFTs could soon be used for cars, real estate, experts say
NFTs are essentially a tool that uses blockchain technology to provide proof of ownership of a digital asset.

‘Save summer’: Canadian tourism businesses have modest expectations ahead of crucial season
Cautious projections stand in contrast to expectations among some of a rebound in economic activity later this year.

Canopy Growth acquires Ace Valley cannabis in bid to grow brand loyalty
The Canadian cannabis market has seen a wave of consolidation.

Ontario imposes four week ‘shutdown’ to combat surge in COVID-19 cases
Across the river, Gatineau was among the Quebec cities moved into a lockdown Thursday.

Better-than-expected GDP growth a good sign for pandemic’s third wave: economists
‘The first quarter of 2021 is shaping out to be a very good one for Canada.’

Lululemon Q4 revenues surge by 24% to reach $1.7B
While many retailers have struggled during the COVID-19 pandemic, Lululemon’s sales have remained strong as people working from home purchase more comfortable attire.

MPs hammer Shaw, Rogers executives about proposed combination of telecom carriers
But company executives argued that they should combine their assets and focus spending on a new generation of networks during a race to bring faster

Court ruling on federal carbon price both clarifying and worrying, say experts
The ruling means higher costs for both consumers and industry

Ottawa market faces ‘high’ degree of vulnerability, CMHC says
Significant price increases and overvaluation are causing housing sectors in Ottawa and other major Canadian cities to face “high” levels of vulnerability.
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