
‘Fighting for our lives’: Canada’s theatre industry tries to plan for uncertain 2021
NAC is thinking on a more local scale, rather than counting on productions with international artists or even those from other regions in Canada who

‘Fighting for our lives’: Canada’s theatre industry tries to plan for uncertain 2021
NAC is thinking on a more local scale, rather than counting on productions with international artists or even those from other regions in Canada who

Canopy Growth signs $297M deal to give up stake in Canopy Rivers
The Smiths Falls-based cannabis producer will also increase ownership in Quebec greenhouse joint venture Vert Mirabel.

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Household debt ratio rises to 170.7 per cent, StatCan says
Canadian households owed an average of $1.71 for every dollar of disposable income in the third quarter, Statistics Canada said on Friday.

Federal tourism efforts to focus on local travel, Joly says
Domestic travel is likely to take priority even after vaccinations begin.

Canopy Growth to close five facilities across Canada, lay off 220 workers
The Ottawa-area pot producer says it will end operations at sites in St. John’s, Fredericton, Edmonton, Bowmanville, Ont. and at an outdoor grow facility in

Canadian families will pay nearly $700 more for groceries in 2021, report says
Rising bread, meat and vegetable prices are expected to lead the overall food price increase of three to five per cent

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WSP Global shares surge with deal to buy Ontario’s Golder Associates for $1.5B
Both WSP and Golder have a significant presence in Ottawa.

Ottawa to host 2026 world wheelchair basketball championships
Lansdowne Park, Carleton University and the University of Ottawa among venues.
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