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Canadian, U.S. stock markets fall as oil tops US$90 a barrel

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TORONTO - Canadian and U.S. markets lost ground Thursday following a sharp increase in oil prices after attacks on two

Commercial real estate sector stabilizing, Avison Young report finds

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TORONTO - Commercial real estate company Avison Young says the sector is showing signs of stability across Canada at the

CN agrees to end opposition to Union Pacific's railway mega-merger in U.S.

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MONTREAL - Canadian National Railway Co. and Union Pacific Corp. are striking a deal that would end CN’s opposition to

Industry group drops legal challenge of pesticides rules in Quebec municipalities

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MONTREAL - A group representing Quebec’s ornamental horticulture industry is dropping a legal challenge against rules restricting the use of

Gaps in tariff effects among provinces could test Team Canada's unity: experts

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OTTAWA - Experts warn the latest tariff threats from the United States will hit some provinces harder than others —

Air Canada says 11,000 IAMAW workers have ratified new contract

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MONTREAL - Air Canada says workers in its technical operations, maintenance and operational support group have ratified their new contract.The

Canadian retail sales up 1.0 per cent at $73.7 billion in May: StatCan

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OTTAWA - Statistics Canada says retail sales rose 1.0 per cent to $73.7 billion in May as sales at gasoline

Mark Carney to meet with premiers amid new U.S. tariff threats

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CHARLOTTETOWN - Prime Minister Mark Carney will meet with Canada’s premiers in Prince Edward Island today amid new tariff threats

A Toronto one-bedroom condo just sold for $290,000 — is this a new low?

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An Etobicoke condo sold earlier this month for less than $300,000 as the city’s condo crash takes prices to new lows.The