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The hidden business cost of the gridlock sparked by Toronto's renovation boom

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Jackhammers shatter the morning peace and heavy machinery rumbles down your street.This scene is no longer an occasional nuisance; it

Cheap AI labour is coming for your first rung job. Here's how you can survive

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The first sign of AI disruption in Canada’s white-collar economy may not be a dramatic layoff announcement. It may be something

Ford government rejects Ottawa’s offer to allow rural employers to hire more temporary foreign workers

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Ontario will not allow rural employers to hire more temporary foreign workers to fill low-wage jobs, says the province’s immigration

National pride meets breathable mesh: A look at the design of World Cup uniforms

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BEAVERTON, Ore. (AP) — Heat. Moisture. National pride.These were top of mind as Nike designed its uniform kits for this

Most of Wall Street rises, but sinking AI stocks send it lower for the week

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NEW YORK (AP) — Most of the U.S. stock market rose Friday after oil prices eased back to where they

Saks officially emerges from Chapter 11 bankruptcy with less debt and a new name

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NEW YORK (AP) — Saks Global, the parent company of Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue and Bergdorf Goodman, officially emerged

Quebecor CEO makes case for Corus takeover as broadcaster reports $36.5M Q3 loss

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TORONTO - The chief executive of Quebecor Inc. says his company is still keen to acquire Corus Entertainment Inc. as

Danish home goods store Flying Tiger swooping into Canada, where competition awaits

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TORONTO - A Scandinavian home goods brand is gliding into Canada and if it picks up enough momentum, retail experts

Most Canadian teens have seen violence, gore online: survey

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As Canada edges toward legislation meant to protect youths online, a new survey suggests most teens in the country have