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Bank of Canada governor raises alarm over global imbalances in Paris speech

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The governor of the Bank of Canada is warning about persistent imbalances between major economic powers in a rare speech

Firm Capital Property Trust deal clears Competition Bureau inquiry

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TORONTO - Firm Capital Property Trust says its deal to buy a 50 per cent stake in a portfolio of

Competition Bureau broadens probe into Sobeys for property control issue

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GATINEAU - The Competition Bureau is widening its probe into Sobeys parent company Empire Co. Ltd. for its use of

TSX rises nearly 150 points as oil prices fall, U.S. markets post mixed results

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TORONTO - Canada’s main stock index rose on Monday, as U.S. markets posted mixed results and oil prices fell. Michael Currie,

This Cabbagetown bistro was about to celebrate its first anniversary. Instead, it was threatened with eviction

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What was supposed to be a celebration of Rayah’s first anniversary has instead become a round-the-clock effort to keep the

Couche-Tard reports US$863.4M in Q4 profit, up year-over-year from US$439.4M

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LAVAL - Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc.‘s net earnings attributable to shareholders came in at US$863.4 million during the fourth quarter, up

Manitoba eyes shrinkflation law, grocery store in downtown Winnipeg

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WINNIPEG - Manitoba’s government says it is eyeing new rules to mandate unit pricing in grocery stores in order to

Canada's deal for Chinese EVs threatens trade with U.S., automakers warn

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OTTAWA — Canadian auto industry leaders panned Industry Minister Melanie Joly’s claim Monday that Chinese carmakers are interested in forming

Air Canada announces 2 new contracts ratified with finance and clerical employees

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MONTREAL - Air Canada says two new contracts with its finance and clerical employees have been ratified. The airline says employees