Site crowd sleuths Sutcliffe’s ‘Good morning’ posts, proves mayor loves NCC

“On behalf of myself, Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe and 999,998 other Ottawa residents, I’d like to thank the National Capital Commission for making Ottawa such a great city,” LeBrun wrote

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Site crowd sleuths Sutcliffe’s ‘Good morning’ posts, proves mayor loves NCC

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“On behalf of myself, Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe and 999,998 other Ottawa residents, I’d like to thank the National Capital

Agnico Eagle invests $57 million in Radisson Mining Resources

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TORONTO - Agnico Eagle Mines Ltd. has signed a deal to invest $57 million in Radisson Mining Resources Inc. Radisson owns

Ottawa to announce details of retaliatory tariffs on U.S. today

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OTTAWA - The federal government is set to unveil details of Canada’s retaliatory tariffs against the United States today.Finance Minister

Deachman: Years after being welcomed, some Ukrainians are hitting roadblocks

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She highlights the University of Toronto’s policy change as an example. In previous years since the war in Ukraine began,

Logistics software company Descartes Systems Group buying Tai for US$100 million

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TORONTO - Logistics and supply chain software company Descartes Systems Group has acquired Tai Software for about US$100 million.California-based Tai

Trump moves toward levying new tariff on China for flooding market with cheap goods, AP sources say

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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump is moving toward levying a new tariff on China that would penalize the world’s

CBC begins search for Canada’s first-ever Eurovision competitor

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The search for Canada’s first Eurovision star is officially on. CBC/Radio-Canada is looking nationwide for the artist who will make

Doug Ford may need a reality check on his tariff tough talk

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Premier Doug Ford is touting Canada’s electricity, oil and critical minerals as potential leverage in the escalating U.S. trade war,

TSX gains ground despite new U.S. tariffs, markets south of the border mixed

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TORONTO — Canada’s main stock index finished in positive territory Monday despite new U.S. tariffs. “You’re seeing industrials for example