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Policy hack: How procurement can scale cleantech solutions — and help grow Canada’s economy

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It was a clean-energy fix hiding in plain view. The engineers at Toronto’s Morgan Solar reckoned that standard office blinds

Markets reach new highs despite U.S. government shutdown and economic 'data vacuum'

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TORONTO - Canada’s main stock index reversed earlier losses to finish in positive territory and continue its streak of record

LeBlanc: No timeline for reaching tariff deals, but talks not at a 'dead end'

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OTTAWA - It’s futile to predict how long trade talks with President Donald Trump’s White House might last, Intergovernmental Affairs

S&P/TSX composite reverses losses, adds to record, U.S. markets also see new highs

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TORONTO - Canada’s main stock index reversed earlier losses to finish in positive territory and continue its streak of record

Loblaw closing second of three ultra-discount No Name stores

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TORONTO - Just over a year after they opened, Loblaw Cos. Ltd. is closing a second location of the three

Superior Court authorizes class action lawsuit against Horne smelter and Quebec

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MONTRÉAL - A Quebec Superior Court judge has authorized a class-action lawsuit on behalf of citizens who claim to have

Preparatory work to begin this fall for expansion of Port of Montreal at Contrecœur

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MONTREAL - The Montreal Port Authority says it intends to begin preparatory work this fall on its planned expansion in

Fact File: Claims government built fake homes for photo op misleading

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In September, the public announcement of the federal government’s Build Canada Homes agency sparked social media posts claiming a fake

CIBC analysts applaud Alberta efforts to spur new pipeline, but doubt its success

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CALGARY - Analysts at CIBC say they’re doubtful Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s plan to spur development of a West Coast