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Ontario Science Centre laying off entire science department

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TORONTO - The Ontario Science Centre has laid off 30 workers including the entire science department, The Canadian Press has

Canada needs up to 4.69 million new homes by 2036, but construction could slow: CMHC

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The federal housing agency says Canada narrowly chipped away at its supply gap over the past year, but the country

A number of employees at Montreal-based AtkinsRéalis experiencing pay delays

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MONTREAL - A number of employees at engineering firm AtkinsRéalis have recently seen their pay delayed as the company transitions

S&P/TSX composite down, U.S. markets also lower as oil tops US$100 per barrel

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TORONTO - Canada’s main stock index was down nearly 300 points in late-morning trading, while U.S. stock markets also fell

Trump's new 50% cheese tariffs and whey import ban poised to sting Canadian dairy exporters

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U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest trade salvo targeting Canadian dairy will deal a sharp blow to specific exporters, even if the

Donald Trump's ban on Canadian spirits will mean lost jobs — but many will be in the U.S.

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Donald Trump’s ban on Canadian booze could cost some people their jobs — but industry analysts say many of those losses

BMO eliminates trading fees to compete with discount brokerages

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TORONTO - As Canada's big banks face increasing competition from smaller digital platforms, BMO says its digital self-directed investing platform

Enbridge further expands stateside with US$2.55B pipeline and storage deal

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CALGARY - Enbridge Inc. is further expanding its reach into the U.S. market with a US$2.55-billion deal to buy the

Officials break ground on massive carbon capture project in central Alberta

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CLIVE - A village in central Alberta is on track to house the country’s largest carbon capture project.Enhance Energy Inc.,