Studies show year-round shipping potential from Port of Churchill

WINNIPEG - Manitoba’s premier says studies showing that year-round shipping is possible from the Port of Churchill boost the case for expanding the Arctic deepsea port.“Churchill could be a year-round

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WSP Global reports lower second-quarter profits as revenue rose

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MONTREAL - WSP Global Inc. reported net earnings attributable to shareholders of $246.1 million during the second quarter.That was lower

Toronto area prices drop 4.5% in July as real estate enters a balanced market

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Toronto-area home prices continued to drop in July after a tepid spring market saw buyers and sellers pulling back in

Greater Toronto home sales tick lower in July as prices fall: real estate board

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TORONTO - The Greater Toronto Area’s housing market cooled in July after a run of four straight months with year-over-year

WestJet cabin crew union shares specifics of deal reached with airline after strike

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CALGARY - The union representing WestJet cabin crew has shared details of the tentative deal reached with the Calgary-based airline

Shopify’s AI tools triple traffic, lift Q2 profits and revenue

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Shoppers and retailers increasingly relying on artificial intelligence helped Shopify Inc. post a US$1.5 billion profit in its latest quarter,

Climate change made Ontario, N.W.T. fire conditions roughly twice as likely: report

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A new report says the conditions that fuelled July wildfires in Ontario and the Northwest Territories were made roughly twice

Auto sales see second consecutive month of gains in July: DesRosiers

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RICHMOND HILL - DesRosiers Automotive Consultants Inc. says auto sales in July were up from a year ago, marking the

Canada's main stock index up more than 300 points amid hopes of Hormuz reopening

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TORONTO - Canada’s main stock index and U.S. markets continued hovering around record highs on Wednesday as investors were hopeful

Carney says tone with U.S. already 'quite firm' as trade talks continue

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OTTAWA - Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada’s tone toward the United States is already “quite firm” and insisted trade