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The latest on trade negotiations between Canada and the United States

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OTTAWA - Here are the latest developments on the trade negotiations between Canada and the United States, as well as

How bitcoin and gold went from a slump to an MVP week in just a few days

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Bitcoin and gold shot higher this week, with both getting a boost from some frantic action surrounding the bond market,

Union for Boston Symphony Orchestra musicians authorizes first strike in ensemble's 145-year history

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LENOX, Mass. (AP) — The union for Boston Symphony Orchestra musicians authorized the first strike in the ensemble’s 145-year history

Last-second U.S. demands would have restricted Canadian deals with other nations, PM explains

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OTTAWA—The United States tried to undermine Canadian sovereignty with last-minute demands attacking Canada’s auto sector, cultural protections and the ability

Donald Trump's negotiators saved Canada from making a big mistake, and reminded us who we're dealing with

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Canadians may owe Howard Lutnick a debt of gratitude.It was a final-hours intervention by the U.S. Commerce Secretary, who’s peculiarly

Trump's negotiators saved Canada from making a big mistake, and reminded us who we're dealing with

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Canadians may owe Howard Lutnick a debt of gratitude.It was a final-hours intervention by the U.S. Commerce Secretary, who’s peculiarly

Business leaders warn U.S.-Canada trade war will kill businesses, raise risk of retaliatory 'hell'

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Business organizations on both sides of the border reacted with a mixture of concern and disappointment after Canada and the

Unifor and GM reach tentative agreements for 4,600 autoworkers

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TORONTO - Unifor and General Motors have agreed on tentative labour contracts for more than 4,600 autoworkers.Unifor National President Lana

Canada's premiers react to U.S. trade war with calls for unity and economic support

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Leaders in Canada woke up Saturday to find their country in a trade war, as Prime Minister Mark Carney described