
International flights to resume at Ottawa airport as part of border reopening plans
Air travellers will no longer be required to spend the first three nights of their quarantine at a government-approved hotel.
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International flights to resume at Ottawa airport as part of border reopening plans
Air travellers will no longer be required to spend the first three nights of their quarantine at a government-approved hotel.

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week
A preview of some of the national news that will be making headlines in the coming days.

Ontario won’t make COVID-19 vaccination mandatory for any industry, Ford says
Ahead of lifting restrictions on gyms and indoor restaurant dining, Ford also said his government isn’t planning to develop a provincial “vaccine passport” similar to

Bank of Canada cuts growth forecast for 2021, reduces bond buying target
The central bank said it expects the economy to grow 6% in 2021, down from its previous forecast of 6.5%

‘Buy local’ mindset on the rise as consumers, distributors seek food security
Higher shipping costs are making nearshoring and onshoring much more attractive.

Porter to fly new jets on Ottawa routes amid major expansion
Added competition stemming from the carrier’s growth to Toronto Pearson airport will be good news for travellers, analyst says

Five Canadian business stories to watch this week
A preview of some of the national business news that will be making headlines in the coming days.

Black-owned restaurateurs expect long recovery times from pandemic lows
Black entrepreneurs say they face extra challenges in an industry notorious for low margins, high staff turnover and long hours.

Air Canada to recall 2,600 workers as demand for travel bounces back
Move fuelled by increase in vaccinations, decline in COVID-19 cases and easing of governments restrictions.

TekSavvy won’t bid in wireless auction, may raise prices after CRTC rate decision
The CRTC reversed a 2019 decision that lowered the rates smaller providers such as TekSavvy pay to piggyback on the networks of larger cable and
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