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Anger mounts over 'unacceptable' delays as Gordie Howe bridge to U.S. remains closed

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For border businesses and truckers, nothing has been more eagerly anticipated than the opening of the new bridge linking Windsor

Federal banking regulator OSFI lowers domestic stability buffer to three per cent

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Canada’s federal banking regulator says it’s lowering its domestic stability buffer to three per cent from 3.5 per cent, a

BHP hikes cost of Jansen potash mine project in Saskatchewan by US$2 billion

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SASKATOON - Global mining giant BHP says the second phase of its Jansen potash mine is expected to cost 40

Red Chris mine in B.C. expands with safety in mind after previous collapse

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VANCOUVER - The operator of the Red Chris gold and copper mine in northwestern B.C. says it is applying safety

Toronto Star reader call-out: Toronto’s record stores — which are your favourites?

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For music fans, Toronto really is Record City.The days of Sam the Record Man, Tower and HMV may be long

Ottawa imposes 10 per cent tariffs on some canned vegetable imports

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OTTAWA - The federal government is levying a temporary 10 per cent tariff on some imported canned vegetables to help

No whey: Small businesses grapple with global whey protein shortage

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When David Baillargeon placed an order for a batch of whey protein for his business last fall, his supplier turned

S&P/TSX composite down in late-morning trading, price of gold lower

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TORONTO - Canada’s main stock index edged lower in late-morning trading, weighed down by losses in the base metals sector

Toys "R" Us Canada owner trying to keep business open, may rebrand: court docs

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The owner of Toys “R” Us Canada is trying to buy some of the retailer’s assets so it can keep