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Ottawa to rebate $100M in freight costs for shipping steel across Canada

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OTTAWA - Ottawa plans to slash the cost of shipping steel domestically over the next year in a bid to

S&P/TSX composite index up in late-morning trading, U.S. markets flat

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TORONTO - Canada’s main stock index moved higher in late-morning trading, helped by gains in energy stocks, while U.S. markets

Child who prompted Porter Airline flight cancellation not at fault, passenger says

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TORONTO - A passenger aboard the Porter Airlines flight to Toronto that was cancelled last week after a toddler refused

Investor group proposes recapitalization plan for Sherritt amid sanctions

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TORONTO - A group of investors is providing a potential lifeline to Sherritt International Corp. after U.S. sanctions against Cuba

Beyond the rent cheque: The hidden costs Toronto renters need to know about

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When C.R. Riddell first moved into the basement of a quaint house on Winona Drive near St. Clair Avenue West

Unifor to begin talks with General Motors today after deal with Ford

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TORONTO - Unifor is set to begin contract negotiations with General Motors today. The union represents more than 4,600 members at

Porter Airline flight cancelled due to child refusing to fasten seatbelt

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VICTORIA - Porter Airlines says a flight was cancelled after a child refused to buckle up.An airline spokesman says in

First Nations chiefs in B.C. call on Carney, Smith to halt pipeline advancement

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The Union of British Columbia Indian Chiefs is calling on Ottawa and Alberta’s government to halt efforts to advance the

Toronto diners are going out less — and restaurants are racing to meet their higher expectations

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These days, when Tuli Parubets goes out for dinner, she dresses up and makes a date of it. It wasn’t