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Freeland says aid needed, but not infinite, as central bank targets 2022 for recovery

Central bank holds overnight rate target at 0.25%, which is where it will stay until the economy has recovered.

HBC sues landlord Oxford Properties Retail Holdings, claiming failure to run ‘first class’ malls

The retailer is seeking a declaration that it does not have to pay rent until the landlord fixes the issues

PM says budget update won’t have fiscal anchor, suggests one coming after crisis over

Trudeau said it would be premature to lock in a spending anchor while the country is still dealing with the pandemic.

Clothing retailer Le Chateau files for CCAA protection, plans to close its doors

Montreal-based retailer has spent much of the COVID-19 pandemic trying to refinance or sell its business to a third party that would keep it in operation.

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Rogers Communications shares up after Q3 results top expectations

Wireless service revenue fell nine per cent from the third quarter of 2019, mainly due to less overage revenue.

Restaurants in Ottawa, Toronto doubt cold-weather patios will save the industry

Vittoria Trattoria plans to fight $880 fine levied last week for not having enough patio tent panels open.

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Second lockdown could slow Ontario’s economic recovery as it faces $37B deficit: fiscal watchdog

Project real GDP decline of 6.8% is better than expected, but would still be the largest annual drop on record.

Mayfair Theatre sells furniture naming rights, considers streaming service amid COVID-19 shutdown

Customers can pay to have their names on a theatre wall, as well as on couches, above emergency exits and even bathroom stalls.
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